A comprehensive look at one of the world's leading corporate training institutions. Innerwealth brings leading self awareness to corporate environments. Straight talking Aussie style
This document is an excerpt from the book "Guru-Bhakti Yoga" by Sri Swami Sivananda. It discusses the importance of having a guru to guide one's spiritual journey. It argues that relying only on reason and conscience is not sufficient for attaining spiritual knowledge, as these can be influenced by one's tendencies, passions and upbringing. Surrendering to a guru with high spiritual realization avoids pitfalls and leads one safely to enlightenment. The relationship with a guru is not a psychological dependence but a surrender to a higher consciousness representing the universal.
India is a goldmine full of such personalities - the numbers does not diminish anybody's value. Together they have remided us about the timeless values inherited by India from time imemorial.
23 reasons to Love the Bhagavad Gita & How illumined Am Imiddela
The document discusses the author's love for the Bhagavad Gita, which is a classic Hindu scripture. In 25 sentences, the author lists the various aspects of the Gita that they love, including its emphasis on spirituality, acceptance, truth, happiness, love, and applying spiritual teachings to daily life. The author also loves how the Gita pushes them to become their own divinity and provides means to cultivate extreme goodness. They are enthralled by descriptions of God and their true nature in the Gita.
Bhagavad Gita - A Short Summary in Acronymsmiddela
The document provides an overview of the Bhagavad Gita in acronym form, with each chapter summarized using a single word beginning with the corresponding letter. It summarizes the key teachings in each chapter, with Chapter 1 focusing on Arjuna's initial doubt, Chapter 2 giving a broad overview of the entire philosophy, Chapter 3 defining karma yoga and renunciation, and Chapter 4 emphasizing the importance of transcendental knowledge. The overview aims to highlight the main concepts in a concise manner to help readers understand the flow and practical application of the Bhagavad Gita's timeless spiritual teachings.
Bhagavad Gita - A Short Summary in Acronymsmiddela
The document summarizes the first chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, which sets the context for the spiritual conversation between Arjuna and Krishna. It describes how Arjuna, on the brink of a major battle, is overcome with doubt about fighting his relatives and enemies. He questions whether victory in battle or worldly success will truly lead to happiness. Arjuna's doubt and uncertainty about how to proceed marks the beginning of his spiritual journey, which will be guided by Krishna's teachings in the ensuing chapters.
The Chapter 3, entitled " Karma Yoga" is an elaboration of the Hindu ideal of "Selfless Action" first introduced by the famous verse 47 in Chapter 2--Karmanyevaadhikaarasthe-----. After hearing the exposition of various ways of attaining liberation in Chapter 2, Arjuna is really confused. Still deluded, he wanted a confirmation of his desire to quit the war & take-up Sannyasa. So he raises the question : If Krishna feels that the path of knowledge is better than the path of action, why is he being goaded to fight this war? He wanted a clear cut answer to his quest for a righteous life. In reply to this question, the Lord elaborates on the principle of Karma Yoga, the Yoga of selfless action in this chapter 3.
This document provides an introduction to the concept of Karma Yoga, or the yoga of selfless action. It discusses how Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Raja Yoga, and Jnana Yoga are interrelated and do not exclude each other. Karma Yoga leads to Bhakti Yoga, which leads to Raja Yoga. The document contains prayers and offerings dedicated to understanding and practicing Karma Yoga.
A comprehensive look at one of the world's leading corporate training institutions. Innerwealth brings leading self awareness to corporate environments. Straight talking Aussie style
This document is an excerpt from the book "Guru-Bhakti Yoga" by Sri Swami Sivananda. It discusses the importance of having a guru to guide one's spiritual journey. It argues that relying only on reason and conscience is not sufficient for attaining spiritual knowledge, as these can be influenced by one's tendencies, passions and upbringing. Surrendering to a guru with high spiritual realization avoids pitfalls and leads one safely to enlightenment. The relationship with a guru is not a psychological dependence but a surrender to a higher consciousness representing the universal.
India is a goldmine full of such personalities - the numbers does not diminish anybody's value. Together they have remided us about the timeless values inherited by India from time imemorial.
23 reasons to Love the Bhagavad Gita & How illumined Am Imiddela
The document discusses the author's love for the Bhagavad Gita, which is a classic Hindu scripture. In 25 sentences, the author lists the various aspects of the Gita that they love, including its emphasis on spirituality, acceptance, truth, happiness, love, and applying spiritual teachings to daily life. The author also loves how the Gita pushes them to become their own divinity and provides means to cultivate extreme goodness. They are enthralled by descriptions of God and their true nature in the Gita.
Bhagavad Gita - A Short Summary in Acronymsmiddela
The document provides an overview of the Bhagavad Gita in acronym form, with each chapter summarized using a single word beginning with the corresponding letter. It summarizes the key teachings in each chapter, with Chapter 1 focusing on Arjuna's initial doubt, Chapter 2 giving a broad overview of the entire philosophy, Chapter 3 defining karma yoga and renunciation, and Chapter 4 emphasizing the importance of transcendental knowledge. The overview aims to highlight the main concepts in a concise manner to help readers understand the flow and practical application of the Bhagavad Gita's timeless spiritual teachings.
Bhagavad Gita - A Short Summary in Acronymsmiddela
The document summarizes the first chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, which sets the context for the spiritual conversation between Arjuna and Krishna. It describes how Arjuna, on the brink of a major battle, is overcome with doubt about fighting his relatives and enemies. He questions whether victory in battle or worldly success will truly lead to happiness. Arjuna's doubt and uncertainty about how to proceed marks the beginning of his spiritual journey, which will be guided by Krishna's teachings in the ensuing chapters.
The Chapter 3, entitled " Karma Yoga" is an elaboration of the Hindu ideal of "Selfless Action" first introduced by the famous verse 47 in Chapter 2--Karmanyevaadhikaarasthe-----. After hearing the exposition of various ways of attaining liberation in Chapter 2, Arjuna is really confused. Still deluded, he wanted a confirmation of his desire to quit the war & take-up Sannyasa. So he raises the question : If Krishna feels that the path of knowledge is better than the path of action, why is he being goaded to fight this war? He wanted a clear cut answer to his quest for a righteous life. In reply to this question, the Lord elaborates on the principle of Karma Yoga, the Yoga of selfless action in this chapter 3.
This document provides an introduction to the concept of Karma Yoga, or the yoga of selfless action. It discusses how Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Raja Yoga, and Jnana Yoga are interrelated and do not exclude each other. Karma Yoga leads to Bhakti Yoga, which leads to Raja Yoga. The document contains prayers and offerings dedicated to understanding and practicing Karma Yoga.
This document discusses Sikh meditative practices centered around simran (remembrance) and jap (repetition) of the Mool Mantra and concepts within. It describes how simran and jap can induce spiritual and psychological changes by aligning one's thoughts with Gurbani teachings. Specific meditations discussed include focusing on concepts within the Mool Mantra like "Ek Oankar" and repeating the Guru Mantra "Waheguru." The document emphasizes developing a relationship with the Shabad Guru through these practices in order to perceive spiritual truths and experience oneness with the creator.
This document provides information about Simran healing, a spiritual mind-body healing method described in the Siri Guru Granth Sahibji. It explains that simran, or the remembrance of God, can be used as a healing practice. The document discusses the origins of simran in Sikhism and how the Gurus taught that the mind influences the body's health. It also reviews research on the mind-body connection and how negative emotions can lead to disease. The document proposes that simran automatically corrects negative mental patterns and brings healing by focusing the mind on positive thoughts.
Chapter 2, entitled Sankhya Yoga, is the starting point of the philosophical discourse between Sri Krishna & Arjuna. This chapter is a summarised version of all of Bhagavad Geeta as it introduces all the philosophical points which are elaborated in later chapters. It is called the Yoga of Knowledge. Sankhya yoga deals with the knowledge of the universe & its Substratum, the Atman, Brahman, or Self. The chapter initially talks about Sankhya yoga, then Karma Yoga & Bhakti yoga. It concludes with the Yoga of renunciation.
Swamiji's Finale Discourse Summary CM 2021Swati1223
1) The document discusses aura and how it can be used to examine a person's spiritual state. It also talks about how in the past it was difficult to know a guru through their aura but it is easier now.
2) It emphasizes connecting with the subtle body of the guru through love and energy rather than the physical body, which has limitations. Receiving happiness from within oneself rather than depending on others is also discussed.
3) Meditating and praying to receive soul happiness and peace from the guru is recommended, and it is claimed this will lead one to experience paramatma within themselves.
Chapter 1 of Bhagavad Geeta, entitled the Arjuna Vishada Yoga introduces the scenery & circumstances in which this great philosophical discourse took place. Arjuna, the Pandava prince, leading the Pandava forces against the Kauravas in the ensuing Mahabharata war, gets disheartened by the prospect of killing his great grandfather, uncles, brothers & other close relatives, & filled with confusion & sorrow decides to not fight the war. Sri Krishna, his close friend & charioteer, advises him & revives him back to fight this war against impropriety & unrighteousness.
joey wong on Nov 23, 2011 at 10:38 pm Reading these stories made me cry, as all of the mahasiddhas are just ordinary people with ordinary attachments and afflictions who have realized Mahamudra and enlightenment just by following their Guru’s instructions, and how near we are to achieving that, yet how far we are from it due to our own stubbornness. All of the stories have strengthened my resolve in following my Guru all the way and to not be lazy if i really wanted to extract the essence of this close to meaningless life of mine. I sincerely pray that i may have the sincerity and resolve of all of the mahasiddhas to follow my Guru all the way because i am utterly ashamed at what i lack. My eyes are welling up as i type this comment. Thank you so much Rinpoche for posting this. My fave mahasiddhas are Kalakala, Virupa, Ghantapa, Dharmapa and Tsamarepa. but really i love them all i can relate a lot to Kalakala, Dharmapa and Tsamarepa tho…. Much, much thanks to Rinpoche and his team for making this wonderful collection of stories. It’s really good to read it whenever anyone feels down..
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
Arjuna rejects the meditational yoga system described by Krishna as too difficult given the restless nature of the mind. While such yoga was possible in ancient times when lifespans were longer, it is not practical in the current age. The document asserts that chanting the Hare Krishna mantra is the perfection of yoga for this age, as it allows one to fix the mind on Krishna and achieve the same results attained by other spiritual practices in previous ages.
“Aptavani 1” is the first in a series of spiritual books titled “Aptavani”. In this series, Gnani Purush (embodiment of Self knowledge) Dada Bhagwan addresses age-old unanswered questions of spiritual seekers.
Dadashri offers in-depth answers to questions such as: “Who am I?”, “What is our purpose in life?”, “What is the nature of the journey of souls?”, “Why do bad things happen to good people?”, “What does karma mean?”, “How was the world created?”, “Who is the ‘Doer’ (ego definition)?”
Dadashri also provides spiritual expositions on the topics of: “What is religion?”, “How to find God?”, “What is the difference in religion vs. spirituality?”, “How do you define spirituality?”, “How can I attain knowledge of Self?”, “How can I experience my own pure Soul?”, and “What is liberation?”
Ultimately, Dadashri describes how the knowledge of Self is the final goal of all seeking. Without Self knowledge, one cannot attain ultimate liberation, or moksha.
“Aptavani 1” is the first in a series of spiritual books titled “Aptavani”. In this series, Gnani Purush (embodiment of Self knowledge) Dada Bhagwan addresses age-old unanswered questions of spiritual seekers.
Dadashri offers in-depth answers to questions such as: “Who am I?”, “What is our purpose in life?”, “What is the nature of the journey of souls?”, “Why do bad things happen to good people?”, “What does karma mean?”, “How was the world created?”, “Who is the ‘Doer’ (ego definition)?”
Dadashri also provides spiritual expositions on the topics of: “What is religion?”, “How to find God?”, “What is the difference in religion vs. spirituality?”, “How do you define spirituality?”, “How can I attain knowledge of Self?”, “How can I experience my own pure Soul?”, and “What is liberation?”
Ultimately, Dadashri describes how the knowledge of Self is the final goal of all seeking. Without Self knowledge, one cannot attain ultimate liberation, or moksha.
The document provides prayers and dedications from Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar's book "Conceptual Stress Understanding and Management". It offers prayers to various Hindu deities including Lord Ganesha, Goddess Saraswati, Goddess Gauri, and Lord Narayana to bless the writing and success of the book. It also offers prayers to cosmic principles like the Guru principle and all enlightened beings. The document explains that the prayers are meant to establish a link with the infinite cosmic powers to overcome ego and difficulties. It is dedicated to helping others attain salvation or liberation through the book.
This chapter is an exhaustive handbook of instructions explaining the working of the subtle body & providing some tips to readjust ourselves when the inner mechanism gets chocked up. The One Truth expresses through a world-of-Matter, producing an innumerable variety of life forms. The reason for this multiplicity are the Gunas, Sattva (Unactivity), Rajas (Activity) & Tamas (Inactivity), all born of Prakriti. These three, in different proportions, influence the mental & intellectual caliber of every individual.
Chapter 9 of Bhagavad Geeta, entitled "Rajavidya Rajaguhya Yoga" discusses the Royal Knowledge of Pure Consciousness, in whose light all conditioned-knowledge are made possible. Krishna Himself calls this Science of the Absolute "the most secret (profound) Science". It is promised in the beginning itself that both speculative & practical aspects of this Knowledge will be told here. Not only the theory of self-perfection but also the logic behind it all are discussed in this chapter. This is the profound Knowledge combined with experience, having known which there is nothing more to be known, & one shall be free from the sorrows of life.
Chapter 4 of Bhagavad Geeta gives the path of Jnana Yoga, the path-of-Knowledge, the main archway through which all pilgrims must pass to reach the SELF. Sri Krishna here reveals His Divine Nature. Action is defined in its widest form. Various techniques of Yajna to attain the Supreme Knowledge are indicated. How to attain the ultimate Knowledge from a Guru is explained. SELF-KNOWLEDGE is extolled as the ultimate aim of man.
Sanjaya relays the details of the battle between the Kauravas and Pandavas to the blind King Dhritarashtra. As Dhritarashtra's minister and a student of Vyasa, Sanjaya has been blessed with divine sight and senses. He serves as the eyes and ears for the blind king, impartially recounting the events that transpire on the battlefield. In contrast to Dhritarashtra, who is ignorant and attached to his unjust desires, Sanjaya represents self-control, truthfulness and an even-minded ability to perceive reality.
Chapter 12, Bhakti Yoga or the Path of Devotion discusses the principle of devotion, the characteristics of a devotee & how to attain the Supreme through devotion. The last chapter ends with the statement of the Lord that only through unwavering devotion, one will be able to see & merge with the Universal-Form of the Lord. This creates a doubt in Arjuna as to the proper way of worship, & the chapter starts with a question from him.
1. Swamiji discusses a meditation program taking place in the Rann of Kutch, an area known for its salt flats.
2. He talks about the benefits of meditating in such an isolated area with powerful energy and how the salt can remove negativity.
3. Swamiji's wish is for the meditation that day to be unparalleled and for the participants to experience the seven layers of his aura, which spreads for miles when he is in such isolated places.
The Teachings of the 24 Gurus of Lord DattatreyaKamal Rathore
When Lord Dattatreya was not able to select an all accomplished Guru, then he had a premonition in his heart, in his mind he heard a voice of his soul that you will not be able to find an accomplished Guru in the whole world unless and until you become a true disciple and devlop the Spiritual enquiry, Shraddha and the requisite faith in your heart. Then you not feel absence of a Guru. The eyes of Lord Dattatreya were opened. His whole problem got solved. To gain the Knowledge of the Self, he understood what was to be done and he started proceeding to the south to fulfill his accomplishment. On the Way whomever he met he learnt from them and he returned to his house having become a realized soul.
This book is a blend of history and fiction for a readable personified presentation of the Hindu mindset which appeared in the later half of the nineteenth century, after the demise of the Mughal Empire and the end of the Muslim rule in India.
It is a saga in a racy narrative of the life and time of a man who was extraordinarily intelligent, an intrepid fighter for his convictions, a master strategist and a fearless nationalist personifying the Hindu psyche of the post-Mughal renaissance period seeking inspiration from Chanakya’s Takshashila.
The document discusses the spiritual significance of the five articles of faith that initiated Sikhs adopt: Kesh (uncut hair), Kanga (comb), Kara (steel bracelet), Kirpan (sword), and Kachera (undergarments). It explains that the 10th Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, ordained these articles to help Sikhs maintain a pure, pious spiritual life guided by the teachings of the Guru Granth Sahib. Adorning these articles provides both an external symbol of commitment to Sikhi as well as subtle spiritual reminders to stay on the righteous path according to the Guru's teachings.
This document discusses Sikh meditative practices centered around simran (remembrance) and jap (repetition) of the Mool Mantra and concepts within. It describes how simran and jap can induce spiritual and psychological changes by aligning one's thoughts with Gurbani teachings. Specific meditations discussed include focusing on concepts within the Mool Mantra like "Ek Oankar" and repeating the Guru Mantra "Waheguru." The document emphasizes developing a relationship with the Shabad Guru through these practices in order to perceive spiritual truths and experience oneness with the creator.
This document provides information about Simran healing, a spiritual mind-body healing method described in the Siri Guru Granth Sahibji. It explains that simran, or the remembrance of God, can be used as a healing practice. The document discusses the origins of simran in Sikhism and how the Gurus taught that the mind influences the body's health. It also reviews research on the mind-body connection and how negative emotions can lead to disease. The document proposes that simran automatically corrects negative mental patterns and brings healing by focusing the mind on positive thoughts.
Chapter 2, entitled Sankhya Yoga, is the starting point of the philosophical discourse between Sri Krishna & Arjuna. This chapter is a summarised version of all of Bhagavad Geeta as it introduces all the philosophical points which are elaborated in later chapters. It is called the Yoga of Knowledge. Sankhya yoga deals with the knowledge of the universe & its Substratum, the Atman, Brahman, or Self. The chapter initially talks about Sankhya yoga, then Karma Yoga & Bhakti yoga. It concludes with the Yoga of renunciation.
Swamiji's Finale Discourse Summary CM 2021Swati1223
1) The document discusses aura and how it can be used to examine a person's spiritual state. It also talks about how in the past it was difficult to know a guru through their aura but it is easier now.
2) It emphasizes connecting with the subtle body of the guru through love and energy rather than the physical body, which has limitations. Receiving happiness from within oneself rather than depending on others is also discussed.
3) Meditating and praying to receive soul happiness and peace from the guru is recommended, and it is claimed this will lead one to experience paramatma within themselves.
Chapter 1 of Bhagavad Geeta, entitled the Arjuna Vishada Yoga introduces the scenery & circumstances in which this great philosophical discourse took place. Arjuna, the Pandava prince, leading the Pandava forces against the Kauravas in the ensuing Mahabharata war, gets disheartened by the prospect of killing his great grandfather, uncles, brothers & other close relatives, & filled with confusion & sorrow decides to not fight the war. Sri Krishna, his close friend & charioteer, advises him & revives him back to fight this war against impropriety & unrighteousness.
joey wong on Nov 23, 2011 at 10:38 pm Reading these stories made me cry, as all of the mahasiddhas are just ordinary people with ordinary attachments and afflictions who have realized Mahamudra and enlightenment just by following their Guru’s instructions, and how near we are to achieving that, yet how far we are from it due to our own stubbornness. All of the stories have strengthened my resolve in following my Guru all the way and to not be lazy if i really wanted to extract the essence of this close to meaningless life of mine. I sincerely pray that i may have the sincerity and resolve of all of the mahasiddhas to follow my Guru all the way because i am utterly ashamed at what i lack. My eyes are welling up as i type this comment. Thank you so much Rinpoche for posting this. My fave mahasiddhas are Kalakala, Virupa, Ghantapa, Dharmapa and Tsamarepa. but really i love them all i can relate a lot to Kalakala, Dharmapa and Tsamarepa tho…. Much, much thanks to Rinpoche and his team for making this wonderful collection of stories. It’s really good to read it whenever anyone feels down..
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
Arjuna rejects the meditational yoga system described by Krishna as too difficult given the restless nature of the mind. While such yoga was possible in ancient times when lifespans were longer, it is not practical in the current age. The document asserts that chanting the Hare Krishna mantra is the perfection of yoga for this age, as it allows one to fix the mind on Krishna and achieve the same results attained by other spiritual practices in previous ages.
“Aptavani 1” is the first in a series of spiritual books titled “Aptavani”. In this series, Gnani Purush (embodiment of Self knowledge) Dada Bhagwan addresses age-old unanswered questions of spiritual seekers.
Dadashri offers in-depth answers to questions such as: “Who am I?”, “What is our purpose in life?”, “What is the nature of the journey of souls?”, “Why do bad things happen to good people?”, “What does karma mean?”, “How was the world created?”, “Who is the ‘Doer’ (ego definition)?”
Dadashri also provides spiritual expositions on the topics of: “What is religion?”, “How to find God?”, “What is the difference in religion vs. spirituality?”, “How do you define spirituality?”, “How can I attain knowledge of Self?”, “How can I experience my own pure Soul?”, and “What is liberation?”
Ultimately, Dadashri describes how the knowledge of Self is the final goal of all seeking. Without Self knowledge, one cannot attain ultimate liberation, or moksha.
“Aptavani 1” is the first in a series of spiritual books titled “Aptavani”. In this series, Gnani Purush (embodiment of Self knowledge) Dada Bhagwan addresses age-old unanswered questions of spiritual seekers.
Dadashri offers in-depth answers to questions such as: “Who am I?”, “What is our purpose in life?”, “What is the nature of the journey of souls?”, “Why do bad things happen to good people?”, “What does karma mean?”, “How was the world created?”, “Who is the ‘Doer’ (ego definition)?”
Dadashri also provides spiritual expositions on the topics of: “What is religion?”, “How to find God?”, “What is the difference in religion vs. spirituality?”, “How do you define spirituality?”, “How can I attain knowledge of Self?”, “How can I experience my own pure Soul?”, and “What is liberation?”
Ultimately, Dadashri describes how the knowledge of Self is the final goal of all seeking. Without Self knowledge, one cannot attain ultimate liberation, or moksha.
The document provides prayers and dedications from Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar's book "Conceptual Stress Understanding and Management". It offers prayers to various Hindu deities including Lord Ganesha, Goddess Saraswati, Goddess Gauri, and Lord Narayana to bless the writing and success of the book. It also offers prayers to cosmic principles like the Guru principle and all enlightened beings. The document explains that the prayers are meant to establish a link with the infinite cosmic powers to overcome ego and difficulties. It is dedicated to helping others attain salvation or liberation through the book.
This chapter is an exhaustive handbook of instructions explaining the working of the subtle body & providing some tips to readjust ourselves when the inner mechanism gets chocked up. The One Truth expresses through a world-of-Matter, producing an innumerable variety of life forms. The reason for this multiplicity are the Gunas, Sattva (Unactivity), Rajas (Activity) & Tamas (Inactivity), all born of Prakriti. These three, in different proportions, influence the mental & intellectual caliber of every individual.
Chapter 9 of Bhagavad Geeta, entitled "Rajavidya Rajaguhya Yoga" discusses the Royal Knowledge of Pure Consciousness, in whose light all conditioned-knowledge are made possible. Krishna Himself calls this Science of the Absolute "the most secret (profound) Science". It is promised in the beginning itself that both speculative & practical aspects of this Knowledge will be told here. Not only the theory of self-perfection but also the logic behind it all are discussed in this chapter. This is the profound Knowledge combined with experience, having known which there is nothing more to be known, & one shall be free from the sorrows of life.
Chapter 4 of Bhagavad Geeta gives the path of Jnana Yoga, the path-of-Knowledge, the main archway through which all pilgrims must pass to reach the SELF. Sri Krishna here reveals His Divine Nature. Action is defined in its widest form. Various techniques of Yajna to attain the Supreme Knowledge are indicated. How to attain the ultimate Knowledge from a Guru is explained. SELF-KNOWLEDGE is extolled as the ultimate aim of man.
Sanjaya relays the details of the battle between the Kauravas and Pandavas to the blind King Dhritarashtra. As Dhritarashtra's minister and a student of Vyasa, Sanjaya has been blessed with divine sight and senses. He serves as the eyes and ears for the blind king, impartially recounting the events that transpire on the battlefield. In contrast to Dhritarashtra, who is ignorant and attached to his unjust desires, Sanjaya represents self-control, truthfulness and an even-minded ability to perceive reality.
Chapter 12, Bhakti Yoga or the Path of Devotion discusses the principle of devotion, the characteristics of a devotee & how to attain the Supreme through devotion. The last chapter ends with the statement of the Lord that only through unwavering devotion, one will be able to see & merge with the Universal-Form of the Lord. This creates a doubt in Arjuna as to the proper way of worship, & the chapter starts with a question from him.
1. Swamiji discusses a meditation program taking place in the Rann of Kutch, an area known for its salt flats.
2. He talks about the benefits of meditating in such an isolated area with powerful energy and how the salt can remove negativity.
3. Swamiji's wish is for the meditation that day to be unparalleled and for the participants to experience the seven layers of his aura, which spreads for miles when he is in such isolated places.
The Teachings of the 24 Gurus of Lord DattatreyaKamal Rathore
When Lord Dattatreya was not able to select an all accomplished Guru, then he had a premonition in his heart, in his mind he heard a voice of his soul that you will not be able to find an accomplished Guru in the whole world unless and until you become a true disciple and devlop the Spiritual enquiry, Shraddha and the requisite faith in your heart. Then you not feel absence of a Guru. The eyes of Lord Dattatreya were opened. His whole problem got solved. To gain the Knowledge of the Self, he understood what was to be done and he started proceeding to the south to fulfill his accomplishment. On the Way whomever he met he learnt from them and he returned to his house having become a realized soul.
This book is a blend of history and fiction for a readable personified presentation of the Hindu mindset which appeared in the later half of the nineteenth century, after the demise of the Mughal Empire and the end of the Muslim rule in India.
It is a saga in a racy narrative of the life and time of a man who was extraordinarily intelligent, an intrepid fighter for his convictions, a master strategist and a fearless nationalist personifying the Hindu psyche of the post-Mughal renaissance period seeking inspiration from Chanakya’s Takshashila.
The document discusses the spiritual significance of the five articles of faith that initiated Sikhs adopt: Kesh (uncut hair), Kanga (comb), Kara (steel bracelet), Kirpan (sword), and Kachera (undergarments). It explains that the 10th Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, ordained these articles to help Sikhs maintain a pure, pious spiritual life guided by the teachings of the Guru Granth Sahib. Adorning these articles provides both an external symbol of commitment to Sikhi as well as subtle spiritual reminders to stay on the righteous path according to the Guru's teachings.
This document provides a 4 step guide to registering for a run through Runners' Runner:
1. Choose a run and event by browsing the website, clicking on a specific run title, and selecting an event to add to your cart.
2. Fill in your shipping and login details by either registering as a new user or logging in as an existing member.
3. Pay using either PayPal or bank deposit.
4. Finalize your order and registration. You will receive an email confirmation and race kit before the event date.
This document discusses Organization Development at Spencer's retail store in Vadodara, India. It provides background on Spencer's heritage and ownership. It then discusses Spencer's management philosophy and defines Organization Development. Various OD techniques used at Spencer's are then outlined, including improving motivational factors, developing a family culture through events, recognizing top performers, increasing participation, and providing training. Live data was collected from Spencer's to analyze these OD elements.
Planet Developers provides environmental services such as gardening and plantation services for organizations. They aim to help organizations balance profitability with environmental requirements. Their services include designing and modifying air pollution control systems. They plan to start a new venture focused on corporate gardening and landscaping services to help beautify areas and reduce pollution. Their objectives are to create pollution-free environments and raise awareness of environmental benefits.
Namdharak, a devotee of Shri Guru, was facing domestic troubles and left home on foot to see Shri Guru. As he walked, he prayed to Shri Guru for help and questioned why he still suffered despite having faith. He viewed Shri Guru as an incarnation of the Hindu trinity and the protector of the universe. While walking, Namdharak prayed for Shri Guru to not abandon him like a mother would not abandon her child.
Les administrateurs de régime agissent à titre de mandataire au nom des employés. De ce fait découle un ensemble de devoirs, responsabilités et obligations.
The document discusses the growing demand for wireless internet access and how WiMAX is well-suited to meet this demand. It outlines how WiMAX provides broadband connectivity anywhere, uses an all-IP architecture for efficiency, and is seeing wide deployment by operators around the world. Over 250 trials and deployments in 65 countries demonstrate the momentum behind WiMAX as a leading solution for mobile internet access.
The document discusses the performance appraisal process adopted by GACL. It defines performance appraisal and outlines the key steps in the appraisal process, including establishing standards, measuring performance, comparing to standards, discussing results, and making decisions. It then describes several common performance appraisal methods used at GACL like management by objectives, graphic rating scales, and balanced scorecards. Finally, it provides details of GACL's performance appraisal format and review process for different employee levels.
Software Association of Oregon Cloud Computing Presentationddcarr
The document discusses how cloud computing can provide new tools for innovation in quality assurance and testing. It provides an overview of cloud computing topologies and implications of testing in the cloud. Key benefits of cloud computing include flexible pricing models, elastic scaling, rapid provisioning, and increased efficiency. While some workloads are well-suited for cloud delivery, others may not be ready due to security, regulatory compliance, or customization needs. Case studies demonstrate significant cost savings and returns on investment from cloud adoption.
The document discusses types of cyber crimes. It provides an introduction to the topic and defines cyber crime. It then lists 15 common types of cyber crimes such as hacking, denial of service attacks, software piracy, and credit card fraud. For each crime type, it briefly explains how the crime is committed and provides examples. The document aims to educate readers about the different ways cyber crimes are carried out and the various victims that are targeted.
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Dear readers,
This month we continue with more inspiring talks from the Global Spirituality Mahotsav that was held from March 14 to 17, 2024, at Kanha Shanti Vanam.
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1. Close encounter
Landing up at a
meditation session
instead of a
Christmas party
changed the
author's life, as she
found her guru
MOHANJI, THE GURU
WHO FINDS YOU Text and pics by Aparrna Sharma
“There are two powers that alone can affect in called forth grace in your life, or the grace that ignited
their conjunction the great and difficult thing your aspiration.
which is the aim of our endeavour, - a fixed I first wondered about it in 2010, when by the quirk of
and unfailing aspiration that calls from below fate, I found myself at a meditation session run by
and - a supreme Grace from above that someone called Mohan, instead of a swanky Christmas
answers.” party in Delhi. An hour and a ‘shaktipat' later I won-
- Sri Aurobindo dered, “Did I find this experience or did this experi-
T
ence find me?” But one thing I was sure of was that I
he confluence of the seeker’s had come to the right place.
aspiration and Divine Grace is Mohanji says, “The guru is not a form or a person. Guru
how I would define a master or a is a principle. It could take human form and talk, or it
guru. A guru is the conscious- could come as a message from the nature.”
ness that propels from within,
and calls from without. You never really Who is Mohanji?
know whether it was your aspiration that Mohanji is a normal human being with a high profile
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2. corporate job in Muscat, a wife, and a daughter. On and genuine search for the very meaning and
another level, beyond the physical plane, he is a siddha, purpose of life.
a spiritual master. Despite that, he remains introverted, “One by one, God removed everything that I
and unassuming. It is amusing to see him arriving at a was attached to, and placed me firmly on the
gathering organised in his honour, dressed in jeans and path of spiritual evolution. We must lose a lot
T-shirt, disappointing many who expect him to fit into to gain somewhat,” he says of that period.
their glorified image of a ‘guru.’ He made the Himalayas his second home,
To know his spiritual aspects, one needs to connect to and found solace in the wisdom and uncondi-
the consciousness that is the guru – the guru tatva or tional love of the Masters, which opened up
guru principle, which is operating from within us. He his inner channels fully. It was during this
says, never connect to the physical form of a guru. time that he had his profound ‘Shiva experi-
“Marry the consciousness, which is permanent and ence’
unshakeable. Never marry any guru. They are crazy
people. Believe me.” Shiva experience
Mohanji was born on February 23, 1965, a smiling infant In February 2007, he was at an ashram in
in Palakkad, Kerala. “Perhaps I refused to cry because Kerala, when he was overcome by an unex-
this birth was chosen, this body was chosen, the par- plained sickness and nausea. So the swami of
ents were chosen, and landing on earth perhaps did not the ashram took him outdoors for a walk in
give me the expected shock after all,” he speculates. the fresh air. They walked up to a house,
about 500 yards away, went inside,
and just as Mohanji sat on a chair, he
The guru is not a form or a person. Guru is a lost his physical consciousness, slip-
principle. It could take human form and talk, or ping into deep samadhi. Sacred ash
(vibhuti) started pouring out
it could come as a message from nature. through the top of his head, slowly
falling down his body. In the
Dattatreya tradition, they say that
Coursing through education, work, and personal life, sacred ash gushing out of the sahasraara (the
he reached Muscat in the Middle East. Until 2000, he head chakra), is a sign that the last remnants
coasted along. And then the upheaval began. He lost his of karmas are being exhausted. Along with
precious child, Ammu, to a nasty road accident. But it the vibhuti, he became incandescent, a bright
did not end here. Soon after, his marriage broke, he lost light glowing from within him, radiating
all his earnings, investments and belongings in India through his body and clothes. His body
and abroad and eventually lost his job too. Suddenly, he seemed transparent, his eyelids turned gold-
was stranded and virtually on the road. And if that was en and his consciousness expanded beyond
not enough, he developed a painful skin infection, description. He felt everything was within
which was especially unbearable in the hot desert sun him.
of the Middle East. Forsaken by friends and family, “Mohan did not exist There was no time
Mohanji experienced human suffering at its worst. or space. There were no gunas (attributes)
such as satva, rajas, or tamas, there were no
A different perspective identities. Everything was erased in a split
However, from the higher perspective, things looked second. The need to return or come back was
completely different. His isolation, agony, pain, and suf- also not there. I do not know for how long I
fering eventually led him to a deep inner exploration existed in that state. All I heard after some
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3. With the Power of Purity medita-
tion, came ‘shaktipat.’ This is a trans-
fer of the master’s energies to the
recipient. The experiences were
powerful and varied. People started
experiencing heavy cleansing, com-
munions with the masters, and hav-
ing other life-transforming experi-
ences. In Baba’s words, “Understand
that those who come to you, are sent
by us.”
Priceless
For Mohanji, spirituality is priceless.
Therefore, all meditation sessions
are held free of charge as are all
workshops and classes. His medita-
tions are available for free down-
loading at his website:www/mohan-
Raising conciousness of an eager disciple ji.org. He says, “One cannot buy
enlightenment in shops.”
His aim, he says, is simply to ele-
time was the voice of swami shouting to vate as many people as possible to higher conscious-
other ashramites – ‘Shiva is here! Come fast. ness. “I am performing my dharma, duty, as a citizen of
Bring the camera.’” the universe. I am giving forth everything, uncondition-
As he slowly regained body awareness, he ally!” says he.
found himself surrounded by people, some There are no dos and don’ts. Doing meditation is an
taking photographs. The swami later internal call. The operating platform is unconditional
explained that initially the light was so bright love. Each shaktipat received during meditation has the
that he could not allow anyone to enter the power to change one’s constitution.
room, as their nerve endings would not be Peter Mohammad Langille from Canada was suffer-
able to withstand the high levels of energy. ing from a combination of prostatic hyperplasia and
This experience tilted his consciousness, severe sleep apnea. After ten months of sleeplessness,
taking his awareness to an entirely different he had reached a point where the drugs had stopped
level. Thenceforth, he started floating in and working, and he had accepted that he would soon die.
out of different awareness levels, receiving The practice of the Power of Purity meditation, and the
guidance from ascended Masters. It was dur- grace he received through shaktipat healed him and
ing one such communion that the voice of gave direction to his life.
the unseen beckoned and ‘Power of Purity’ In my own experience, one day after I received my first
(or ‘Bless the World’) meditation was ‘given’ shaktipat my mother had a heart attack. The great pro-
to him. At first, Mohanji did not know what to tection was that there were no palpitations and no pain.
do with it. “You must teach,” the guidance She did not even know that she was having a heart
continued. attack, when she walked into the clinic for an ECG test.
Now he was perplexed. “Immediately the The doctor was shocked. Her main artery was 100 per
introvert in me objected, ‘No Baba, I am not cent blocked and the second was 40 per cent blocked.
cut out for such a thing. You know that I am With only one artery functioning he wondered why
an introvert. Moreover, I am not guru mate- she had not yet collapsed. He immediately sent her to
rial. I am an ordinary man.’” the emergency ward. I had never met Mohanji in per-
Nevertheless, the guru principle was at full son but I could see that this was, in fact, a heavy cleans-
play. Immediately, the answer came, “That’s ing happening for my entire family. I wrote a mail to
not your problem. We will send people to him introducing myself and my mother’s condition and
you. Understand that those who come to you simply affirmed to the universe, “I love you. I trust you.
are sent by us. Others will not reach you. Nor I thank you.”
will they understand you. Your strength is Within minutes, I received a reply from him in which
your subtlety. You are empowered. You will he asked me to surrender all my thoughts, worries,
represent our tradition.” anxieties to Baba (that is what I called Sai). He further
Thus, the meditations started, and quickly assured me saying, “I am with you. I am with your
spread all over the world. mother.”
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4. These words were enough for me to trust that Ammucare Charitable Trust, and now
everything would be taken care of. I sat down to chant, Mohanji Seva foundation, founded by him
mentally connecting with the eyes. Within an hour the have spread across the globe.
second ECG was done, the finances were arranged, Sumit Partap Gupta, an initiate from Jammu
the operation was performed, and my mother was out explains, “The reason is that this is not a
of the operation theatre after a successful heart surgery. branded exercise. It is a universal cause of
(‘The masters will take care of everything’, they humanity. Therefore, it is bound to touch any-
always say.) body’s heart.”
There are no promises of abundance or
Repaying? manifestation. Healings and elevations of
So how do you repay the debt of gratitude? Through consciousness happen, but they, again, are
money? However, this guru works for a living. He does purely individual experiences. No entice-
not seek students, disciples, power, or fame. He does ment, no dependency. Mohanji does not
not even use his name in his articles, signing them as invite anybody, and he does not stop anybody
simply ‘M.’ from leaving. “If the guru binds you, leave
How, then, do you repay? “Through selfless service to him. If meditation binds you, drop the medi-
Mother Earth,” advises Mohanji. “Social service or self- tation, because this is the path of liberation,
less action of any kind, will relieve you from the accu- not a path of binding,” he says.
mulating dues.”
“Feed the hungry, clothe the poor, spend time with
those abandoned by society, feed the mute birds, and Aparrna Sharma is a writer,
amateur photographer, and above
animals. The size of seva does not matter, the intent all, a seeker. An educational consul-
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