Pooja is performed at two levels – external and internal. At the external level, we may not be able to offer a golden throne, jewels or expensive ornaments to the Lord. However, mentally, even though it costs nothing to offer the most exotic things, we offer a small coconut in our prayersRead More >>

Generally, we tend to get attached to the things and beings we live with.  An interesting point with regard to material objects, is that when we love a living being we expect them to reciprocate our love.  But with material things, our love is utterly selfless, without any expectation.  The cheriRead More >>

Living in the family fold, we have to continue our sadhana. Not only is this possible but it is relatively simple to maintain a particular attitude and spirit while performing our duties.  We are not required to perform any specific actions. Only now the same actions are performed with an altered mRead More >>

Having gone through various expeRead More >>

Gautama Buddha was taking a satsang and as it progressed, there was a devotee who nodded off to sleep. Buddha: Are you sleeping? Devotee: No. No. No. So Buddha continued the satsang. After some time, the person nodded off to sleep again. BuddhaRead More >>

A person who lives in freedom, satisfied with knowledge and wisdom, is ever tranquil. To him a lump of earth, a stone, and gold are the same.  He views all the three with the same equanimity. It is not that he does not understand the differences between them, but he Read More >>

Our most revered, adored Guruji: Every moment of every day is simply good and blissful, Why should it be otherwise, as life is simply beautiful! It is a dream that somehow appears as a movie colorful, I close the eyes and simply be, the silence is powerful! When in contemplation, the heart is eRead More >>

A message on Guru Purnima by Swami Tejomayananda PDF to be attachedRead More >>

Upasana of the Guru is not a mere servile atten¬dance upon him in an attitude of growing dis¬gust, or in a mood of mel¬ancholy dis¬satisfaction. The disci¬ple, out of sheer love and rever¬ence for the Master, for¬gets himself and serves him at all times and in all possible ways; thereby the sRead More >>

Disciples are always fools, they will never be able to see and understand a master in action. They look at it from their stupid intellectual 'brilliancy'. Masters are deeper than that; they cannot be comprehended by the intellect…………….. It was an utter vairagya that Swami Tapovanji MaharaRead More >>