The article reveals how Brahman, Self, and suffering are intricately connected, showing that realization of Brahman through inner Self-awareness and detachment from worldly delusions is the only way to transcend mental and physical suffering. True healing lies in surrendering to God, the eternal doctor of the soul.
This blog discusses the concept of Sama, one of the six treasures (Shad Sampat) in spiritual practice, emphasizing the need for equanimity by managing desires and calming the Antahkarana (mind). Sama fosters peace amidst life's fluctuating experiences, ensuring tranquility.
Likhita Japam, the sacred practice of writing the Lord's names, deeply enhances concentration and Bhakti Yoga, especially in Kali Yuga. This process ensures that all senses are engaged, helping practitioners experience liberation and spiritual growth.
The Mind Faculties are usually in an auto program mode for an average individual. Unless we use meditation techniques effectively, it is difficult to fall out of the trap of Maya. Learn More
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.
Mind Control is essential for successful meditation, mantra chanting, and spiritual growth. By avoiding distractions, negative influences, and fostering focus, inner peace becomes achievable.
Tat Wale Baba’s teachings on the mind and spiritual discipline embody the wisdom of Vedic traditions. His insights offer life-changing lessons for God-realization, meditation, and conquering the self.
Introspection is a vital spiritual practice that fosters awareness, mind control, and positivity by addressing internal misalignments. By analyzing thoughts and behaviors, one can transform negative patterns into empowering experiences.