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 Yamas and Niyamas form the foundation of true Sadhana, ensuring spiritual growth through discipline and purity. Without Guru’s guidance, following these Yoga principles remains incomplete, leading to delusion instead of enlightenment.
Spirituality calls for the transition from Prakriti to Sanskriti, seeking perfection through Viveka (discrimination) and Vairagya (detachment). The 4-fold discipline, Sadhana Chatushtaya, aids in achieving the ultimate goal of Brahman realization.
Buddhism, with its many forms, offers diverse paths to enlightenment. Among them, the Pure Land practice of Sukhavati emphasizes reciting the name of Amitabha Buddha to awaken one's true Buddha nature. With no strict qualifications, this simple yet profound practice purifies the mind, cultivates compassion, and provides a direct path to transcendence.
Our restless thoughts and Negativity are the root of our misery. Sanity arises when the mind is tamed through spiritual discipline and guided reflection. This article explores how spiritual maturity, guided by a true Guru, can free us from negativity and usher in peace, purpose, and clarity.
With prolonged mantra chanting the practitioner develops intuitive capacities. He develops an ability to read other people's mind.