5 Mistakes People Make When Starting a Sadhana
Discover 5 common mistakes in Sadhana, from material expectations to Siddhis, and how sincere practice leads toward surrender and grace.
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How Should We Respond When Prayers Seem Unanswered?
When prayers seem unanswered, faith helps us see how karma, divine grace and surrender keep us connected to Bhagawan through every difficulty.
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Maya, Jeev And Bhagawan: 3 Core Truths
The eternal principles of Maya, Jeev and Bhagawan namely Cosmic Illusion, Spirit Soul and God respectively govern creation and life’s experiences. Spirituality provides the path for Jeev to transcend Maya and unite with Bhagawan.
Grihasthashram: 5 Lessons on Vairagya
Vairagya can be applied while living in a family or Grihasthashram, as seen in the examples of saints like Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa and Sri Arjunacharya, emphasizing spiritual detachment and the pursuit of Moksha. True renunciation is not about abandoning family but maintaining inner detachment while fulfilling responsibilities.
Jnana, Jiva, and Devotion: Bhakti’s Dawn
The blog emphasizes that while Jnana (knowledge) and Karma are important, true fulfillment for the Jiva (soul) comes through unalloyed Devotion (Bhakti) to God. It illustrates that Devotion surpasses all other paths, transforming and liberating the soul.
Guru and Devatas: Their Importance in Moksha
The Shandilya Bhakti Sutra emphasizes that true devotion (bhakti) and the path to liberation can only be achieved through worshiping Lord Vishnu and his incarnations, rather than through the worship of Devatas or gurus. Devatas, possessing limited and temporary potencies, do not grant liberation, and genuine bhakti is directed solely towards the supreme forms of Vishnu like Sri Rama and Sri Krishna.
Guru-Disciple: A Relationship with Challenges
The Guru-Disciple Relationship is a pristine connection. But to keep it that way, a lot of work should go in from both the seeker and the preceptor. If, in someway, Maya enters into the relationship it shall be as useless as spilt milk.
Gods and Bhagavan in the Rigveda
The Rigveda portrays gods as embodiments of human thought, representing various shades of consciousness and the divine. It highlights their incomplete nature and the unity behind their diversity within the broader scope of the Divine.