Mansik Puja to Vishwaguruji
Evening satsang with Vishwaguruji from Slovenska Vas, Slovenia. Gurudeva sees and knows everything what we do. He is everywhere. Vishwaguruji loves his every disciples very much. So he should travel very much to meet with them. Love and devotion is very important towards Gurudev. Vishwaguruji sees our past, present and future. We should ask his blessing for our decisions. We should follow his words and do not use any logic. His love can appear in very many forms. The story of a Guru who one day wanted to test his disciples. Practicing Mansik Puja.
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The reality is within you
Evening satsang with Vishwaguruji from Vep, Hungary. Do that thing today, that you would like to do tomorrow. We shouldn't miss our spiritual techniques. There is immense knowledge in Yoga in Daily Life. A spiritually realized person will respect other religions. We don't know where we will go. Think over, build that light within you that will bring you to Brahmaloka. We shall protect ourselves. Every child has only one mother.
Try to know what we should do
Evening satsang with Vishwaguruji from Strilky Ashram, Czech Republic. Our souls are like the ocean. There are many living beings and we shouldn't harm any of them. The soul is coming to our body than a bird to the nest and morning fly out. God gives us many abilities so we have to know what to do with them. Live your life in a good way and do good things for everyone. When we die our soul flies from our body like a bird from the cage. Sometimes our jiva is suffering in our body also. The story about an old man who died and tried to go back to his family in his astral form. Many old people are alone and nobody takes care of them. Who knows that the leaf which was taken away by the wind can ever get back to that tree? Keep your family together.
Destiny is very mysterious
Satsang from Prague, Czech Republic, October 2005
The Youth for Sustainable Future
The 4th International Conference of Children and Youth in Zlin 2005 (CZ), The Youth for Sustainable Future.
