The path to Moksha is the ultimate form of Dharma in Sanatana Dharma, with the Bhagavad Gita emphasizing Karma, Jnana, and Bhakti Yoga as the means to attain Bhagawan, and true surrender (Sharanagati Bhava) as the essence of devotion where one wholly depends on God's grace, transcending all forms of personal effort and individual paths.
Bhagawan Shiv's Sahasranama Stotram describes his divine qualities and grants blessings like peace, health, and spiritual upliftment. Chanting with pure intentions brings devotees closer to Shiv as their guide and protector.
Spiritual discipline is the transformative process of consistent inner growth guided by a Guru, helping individuals align with higher truths. It purifies the mind, fosters compassion, and brings clarity, making life purposeful and fulfilling.
The world, governed by Maya, appears real but is a fleeting projection on the screen of time and space. Through spiritual inquiry and Bhakti Yoga, one can transcend Maya's illusions, purify the mind, and access the eternal spiritual realm.
Meditation, rooted in Yama and Niyama, leads to Kundalini awakening and profound spiritual growth. Following these principles purifies the mind and unlocks higher states of consciousness and Chakra energy.