Category: For Sincere Seekers (Spiritual Aspirants)

In a game, if a boy is spotted by another he has to present himself and not to remain hidden any more. So as God is hidden everywhere, if an aspirant perceives him everywhere, then God would not be hidden, but would reveal Himself. (413) By turning away from all other sides, an aspirant attains […]

Time is an invaluable resource.  But man is engaging in consumption of alcohol, tobacco, playing cards,  women, entertainment, hoarding wealth etc. etc., and not paying  attention to his invaluable resource – Time.   This time by whose power we are alive, is going by so very quickly. More money,  more things ! You simply do not look […]

It appears bad,  when people are not listening to you,  but as such, it is reducing your sins,  it is purifying you,  because you feel pain when others don’t listen.  Therefore feel grateful towards the other person and understand that he is in fact purifying you.    This attitude that he should only listen to you,  then are you the only one who […]

Defects have no existence and flawlessness (perfection) never ceases to be. Defects (deficiencies) are not permanent, they come and go and the substantial element which conceives their coming and going, stays permanently. Knowledge of defects occurs only to a perfect person, through purity and flawlessness. Each one perceives the coming and going of defects, but no one perceives their own […]

|ShriHari|| Apr 2, 2018, Monday Vaishaakh Krishna Dvitiya, Somvaar, Vikram Samvat 2075 Questioner ‒ How to develop the practice of seeing God by the ‘self’ (swayam) ? Swamiji ‒  God could never be seen through practices (abhyaas) ! God cannot be beheld through practice,  rather He can be seen through inner longing (laalsa).  If you […]

||ShriHari|| Mar 27, 2018, Tuesday Chaitra Shukla Ekadashi, Mangalvaar, Vikram Samvat 2075   The word ‘I’ has two meanings – One predominant real ‘I’ and second the assumed ‘I’. The real ‘I’ always remains as-is but the assumed ‘I’ never remains the same, in fact it keeps on changing; for example – I am awake, […]