Let us have a portrayal, not of an introduction to knowledge through which one approaches yagya, but of the culmination of knowledge or perception of God, in which there is first the destruction of all unrighteous inclinations and in which … Continue reading →
Only an endeavour made over a number of lives effects ultimate accomplishment. The yogi who practises diligent meditation is well rid of all kinds of impiety and then attains to the final beatitude. This is the way of attainment. Setting … 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 →
1. EVERY ONE IS CHILD OF GOD: “The immortal soul in the body is a part of mine and it is HE who draws the five senses and the sixth the mind that dwell in nature.” ( Bhagavad Gita, Chapter … Continue reading →
It does not befit us to be hesitant even if we just keep our dharm in view, because there is no greater good for a Kshatriya level seeker than a war of piety. It has been repeatedly said in Bhagavad Gita that “the Self is immutable,” that “the … Continue reading →
