Lord Dattatreya is also known as Adi Guru (the first teacher), as he teaches the universal truths meant for everyone, regardless of caste, creed, or faith. His teachings went beyond rituals and focused on self-realization, nature, simplicity, and awareness of the natural order and rhythm of creation. While wandering joyfullyContinue Reading
❣️ When life doesn’t move in the direction of the soul, it will indicate in many ways that may not be very obvious to the conscious mind. Like some tiredness or fatigue, loss of interest in daily life activities, aches and pains in the body, lack of mental activeness, lackContinue Reading
Bhagwan Nityananda says through Chidakasha Gita verse 202 that the “One who has not realized the truth is a beggar. One who has not destroyed delusion, one who has not left off the downward (worldly) path, is a beggar.” The term “beggar” is to demonstrate how badly on falls intoContinue Reading
Maharaj says that there is no other way to eternal peace than being aware and abiding in the Self. But one can be only able to do it, when one can let go of the strong tendency of doership. When doership is prevalent, one cannot move into the free spaceContinue Reading
“He longs to be free. . . He has no care for this world Or the next, And he knows what is passing Or forever. And yet how strange! He is still afraid of freedom.” ~ Ashtavakra Gita 3:8 Raja Janaka after listening to a Ashtavakra for a while feelsContinue Reading
“Swami Rama was born in northern India, he was raised from early childhood by the Himalayan sage, Bengali Baba.Bengali Baba, who is disciple of Mahavatar Baba, known as Babaji. The tradition has no name, and is not affiliated with any of the institutions or religions of the plains of IndiaContinue Reading
Gems of Sant Dnyaneshwar from his divine work “Dnyaneshwari”, the Gita of the common man. Sant Dnyaneshwar (1275–1296), also known as Dnyandev or Mauli, was a revered 13th-century Marathi saint, poet, and philosopher. He brought profound spiritual knowledge from Sanskrit to the common language (Marathi), making it accessible to all.Continue Reading
He lived in the human body between 5 October 1823 – 30 January 1874 and is popularly known as Vallalār in South India. He was a part of the great lineage of Tamil saints known as “Gnana Siddhars,” where gnana signifies ‘higher wisdom.’ Ramalinga Swamigal lived teaching Oneness and playedContinue Reading
“Babies whose brains are not developed, see no difference in the things of the world. When their brains are developed, they see the difference in things. Until a baby is six months old, it feels no differences. A FIRST CLASS YOGI is like a baby of this type. If youContinue Reading
