Listen to only ourselves and our Gurudev
Evening satsang with Vishwaguruji from Strilky Ashram, Czech Republic. Our holiday with Vishwaguruji and with satsangs and meditation are very different from the holiday of other people. The strength in the Kali Yuga is in unity. Be without fear, feeling inner joy. The story of a couple who decided to live a spiritual life.
They wanted to have a Guru, but there was a little doubt in their mind. Another funny story of a Guru and a lazy disciple living in an ashram.
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Listen to only ourselves and our Gurudev
Evening satsang with Vishwaguruji from Strilky Ashram, Czech Republic. Our holiday with Vishwaguruji and with satsangs and meditation are very different from the holiday of other people. The strength in the Kali Yuga is in unity. Be without fear, feeling inner joy. The story of a couple who decided to live a spiritual life.
They wanted to have a Guru, but there was a little doubt in their mind. Another funny story of a Guru and a lazy disciple living in an ashram.
Success in Life Comes Through Self-Discipline
Morning Satsang from Strilky Ashram, Czech Republic
Swamiji emphasizes the importance of
discipline, fasting and mauna.
Mauna is the practice of silence.
The observation of silence is not
just limited to the restriction of
speech, but it is also about reducing
and restricting sensory input
and stimulation of the mind. It is
calming down the thought currents
and freeing the mind from restlessness.
This will help to purify the mind to
a deeper level. If discipline is missing
we cannot have success in our life.
Not on the spiritual, nor on the
worldly level.
Darshan. Visions Of The Divine
Evening satsang with Swamiji
from Wellington, New Zealand.
Swamiji translates the bhajan,
Itna to karna Guruji. In this, one
bhakta says - O Gurudev, grant
me just this, give me your darshan.
Appear before me, I am caught
in the net of Maya. Come quickly
and give me your darshan.-
Darshan means sight, in the sense
of seeing a vision, apparition or
glimpse of the divine. If one
receives the darshan, it is a great
blessing of the deity in the temple
or from a great saintly person,
such as a great guru. The great
masters left their body but they
are still here. Their quality and
their energy is still with us and
we can feel and experience that.
It is the Guru Tattva which can
never die or go away.
