Swami Ramsukhdas Ji Blog

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 […]

A question has come, that how can one get rid off the clatter (noise, turmoil) in the mind ?  It is a very simple point. The noise that is taking place in the mind, is known by you. Those things that are known by you, seen by you, are not your Self (swaroop). Just like we are seeing this house, […]

 Lord Krishna has specified in the Gita –  Uddharedaatmanaatmanam  Naatmanamvasaadayet | Aatmaivahyaatmano bandhraatmaiva ritpuraatmanah  ||   (Gita 6/5)   “It is up to man to emancipate himself by his own self and not degrade himself, as man is his own friend and he is his own enemy.”     It means that man himself is responsible for his elevation, […]

||ShriHari|| Nature has two basic elements. Objects and Actions (Padaarth aur Kriya). The objects seem to exist and seem prominent, but in fact all objects are merely a collection of actions. Objects are self destructive. They are getting destroyed every second. You should not give much importance to objects and actions.  The world has manifested […]

For the realization of Divinity (Paramatma tattva) the best spiritual discipline is –  to be silent.  In other words, to not think of anything whatsoever.  This is the highest spiritual discipline, without the aid of mind-intellect instrument  (Karan Nirpeksh).   It is by thinking that we attach ourselves to the worldly relations.  Because by thinking, one […]

||ShriHari|| May 6, 2018, Sunday Jesht Krishna Shashti, Ravivaar, Vikram Samvat 2075 A Prayer –   It is Only You my Lord  Oh Lord! Now, you will have to shower your grace on me. Whether I am bad or good or however I am, I am Your child only. Leaving You, where else can I go? […]