The mind is inert and dependent on Samskaras, which is the true source of life and awareness. Understanding the relationship between mind and consciousness is key to spiritual realization and overcoming the illusions of the world.
Madhwacharya emphasizes that true God-realization begins with developing Vairagya, a natural detachment from worldly life. Through Bhakti and ethical living, one ascends to the eternal presence of Vishnu, gaining spiritual bliss.
Spiritual Realization or Self-Realization has become a buzz word, in the spiritual field. The Jnanis like the word Self-realization while the Bhaktas talk about God-realization.
This blog explores how the Bhagavad Gita emphasizes the importance of equanimity and transcending personal likes and dislikes to achieve spiritual realization. It contrasts this with modern socialism, highlighting how true balance and inner peace are rooted in the Gita’s teachings rather than superficial equality.