GOD stands inseparably by the worshiper’s Self as a charioteer to destroy spiritual ignorance. Worship does not really commence until, through a sage who has known God, the Supreme Spirit himself has not come awake in the worshiper Soul and taken upon himself the … Continue reading →
Bhagavad Gita sings: “As some offer their exhalation to inhalation, others offer their inhaled breath to the exhaled breath, while yet others practise serenity of breath by regulating their incoming and outgoing breath.” Meditators on the Self sacrifice prān (vital … Continue reading →
Sri Krishn sings in Bhagavad Gita: omityekāksaram brahma vyāharanmāmanusmaran yah prayāti tyajandeham sa yāti paramām gatim “He who departs from the body intoning OM, which is God in word, and remembering me, attains to salvation.” The sage who dies with … Continue reading →
What is control of the mind? Control really means being indifferent to the vagaries of the mind. It is difficult to control the mind, just as it is difficult to confine air in one’s grasp. How can anyone control the … Continue reading →
The great sage Vishwamitr, we are told, was absorbed in meditative penance. Pleased with this, Brahma appeared and-said to him, “From this day you are a sage (rishi).” But not satisfied with this, the hermit went on with his intent contemplation. … Continue reading →
