When we do not know God directly, we fail to understand His will. In the absence of this understanding, our lives become governed by our egoic, selfish tendencies.
Understanding God, Prana and the True Self
God is absolute bliss consciousness in Its impersonal aspect. It is Being, pure awareness, without name, form or attribute. Supreme Being is formless, omnipresent, eternal and the Source of all that is.
There Are No ‘Others’
When we live in the experience of separateness, of individuality and division, we dwell in misperception.
Alignment with God’s Will
When we do not know God directly, we fail to understand His will. In the absence of this understanding, our lives become governed by our egoic, selfish tendencies.
Why We Go Through Turmoil
The purpose of our life is to realize that our “I” is God’s consciousness, the true Self. For most of us, mistakenly, the ego makes us believe we are something other than what we really are.
The Path from Relative to Absolute
When God created the universe, He vibrated His absolute, unchanging, pure consciousness into the thought of the ever-changing relative, and the sound Om vibrated forth.
Who We Really Are
When we forget who we really are, we identify with the gross body. Because we don’t remember the inner Self, the witness consciousness, we believe we are this body. We are like the person sitting inside a house, believing we are the house. In this limited understanding, we become caught up in the conflict of desire and doubts.
The Spiritual Eye and the Vision of God
Explore the profound teachings of spiritual masters like Muktananda and Yogananda, revealing the inner journey towards realizing the divine within oneself through the imagery of the blue pearl and spiritual eye.
Understanding This Universe
Everything is God who has assumed all forms and names. He has become man and woman and everything in the universe. This universe is a place for us to roam in with love. It was never intended to be a source of attachment, aversion, dissention or anxiety.
Realizing Who We Are
Spiritual practices are our commitment to our realization. What we are realizing? We speak of renunciation and detachment as giving up attachment and aversion, but ultimately we are not giving up anything.