The gods are aspects of the One Divine; they are not the Saguna Brahman. The Saguna Brahman is the Divine Source of all the qualities
Brahman is the name given to the fundamental Reality behind and beyond everything. It is the Origin and Source of Creation, its stable unchanging basis.
One of the most beautiful answer that the Mother gave to this question about ‘Who am I’ is very simply, ‘the Divine in many disguises.
The description of your journey clearly indicates that Sri Krishna is turning you from a narrow bhakti towards gyana. Once the basis of gyana is
The difference between prayer and aspiration is mainly the seat of origin and the form it takes. Prayers generally originate from the mind and take
Purusha and Prakriti are two aspects of one Consciousness. Purusha is the static witness mode whereas Prakriti is the dynamic active mode. This is the
Experiences, however subjective they may be always carry a truth within them. It is just that the interference of the ego and desires builds a
Very nicely put. Dharma is the power that sets the wheel in motion. At the centre of the wheel is the Lord, the Witness, the
Aspiration is the urge, the inner all to find and grow one with the Divine, not because of what we can get from Him to
That is just what the Mother is saying, with faith. This is the passage through which all who have realised ever anything worthwhile in life,
As the human mind changes from the mind of ignorance to the mind of light many problems which are due to lack of understanding and
In all Yogas, the first step is to break open the circle of Ignorance in which our self is trapped. It is like a bird
Yes there are potentially infinite souls but not all of them enter the manifestation at a given point of time. …
Nirvana literally implies cessation, the stopping of the wheel of karma, of life and death. It is the state that transcends duality of every kind
The great gods and goddesses have to be approached with great humility and surrender. They see the truth behind the rituals and act on the
Meditation is a purely mental activity, which only concerns the mental being. One can concentrate while meditating, but this is mental concentration; one can attain
Be a witness. Stand behind the thoughts and observe.
Later see which ones are aligned to your aspiration and which ones are not….
As far as sadhana is concerned there is almost unanimity among the ancient Rishis that the main thrust has to be on the inner change,
