Swamiji says … ''Our mind - curious, keen and inquisitive has always been thirsty for knowledge and thus its interminable desire to explore new frontiers could never be ignored. The rich diet of knowledge that it has always sought was provided to it in the natural surroundings of a 'gurukul', in the ancient past, and... Continue Reading →
‘Buddhi se bada koi ‘astra’ aur ‘shastra’ nahi hai …’
Swamiji says …. " The word 'buddhi' can have different meanings and connotations in different settings.While a student or scholar would gauge ‘buddhi’ as academic intelligence or brain power or intellectual ability; a 'fakir', a 'sadhu' or an aspirant on the spiritual path could define ‘buddhi’, after considering it in broader terms, as ‘the mind’s... Continue Reading →
” ‘मोह’ और ‘भ्रम’ के अन्धकार को दूर करो।'”
Swamiji says… 'Moh' ! None of us is able to escape the magnetic and fascinating,yet, at times, fatal pull and attraction, that this emotion has exercised over us ; and has enslaved us with its deceptive, superficial charm. Man can wage a war against his most powerful enemy and emerge victorious; but he becomes spineless... Continue Reading →
‘Apne ‘gunn’ aur ‘avgunon’ ko apne ‘tann’ aur ‘mann’ se matho …’
Swamiji says… "As God’s creation, each one of us is unique and special in a particular way, displaying a distinctive brand of personality and showcasing traits that epitomise each one of us. But, all traits possessed by us are not admirable. Some could be good. Few, great ; and a few certainly questionable. Even on... Continue Reading →