Mantra chanting with a clear goal is not meant for material gains but for transcending impurities, distractions, and ignorance to realize our eternal Self. With guidance from Guru, mantra, and disciplined sadhana, one moves from illusion to truth, from bondage to divine liberation.
The mind creates delusions of divine guidance, making seekers believe they are chosen or achieving **spiritual progress** when they are merely trapped in ego and illusion. True **spiritual progress** is rooted in humility, disciplined practice, and surrender to Bhagawan, not in visions, omens, or self-importance.
The Bhagavad Gita offers timeless solutions for stress through its teachings on detachment, equanimity, self-discipline, and surrender to the Divine. By aligning with dharma and focusing on spiritual practices, we can break free from stress rather than just managing it.
Shraddha, or faith, is essential in spiritual growth, transcending material desires and leading one closer to Bhagawan's divine grace. Faith deepens as one's spiritual maturity unfolds, ultimately achieving a state of surrender to the Lord.
Devatas are Archetypes of higher consciousness. Tuning into the energy system of Various Devatas and Goddesses can manifest many changes into our life. These Archytypes are more than an energy system.
The three modes of material nature—Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas—govern the mind and determine whether one incurs sin or elevates spiritually. True liberation is beyond these modes, where attachment, karma, and ego dissolve in divine surrender.