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Shivratri is here again. What better occasion to take a close look at the very interesting deeper aspects of this festival and of Lord Shiva, with whom it is associated. First of all who is Lord Shiva and what is … Continue reading
सब राज़ी खुशी हैं? (“Is everyone happy?”) यह भी कोई पूछने की बात है? (“Is this even something to ask?”) Accha! बाबा याद हैं? प्यार है? Accha! Baba talks about the importance of “Tyag” (renunciation) and “Tapasya” (penance). Typically when … Continue reading
सब राज़ी खुशी हैं? (“Is everyone happy?”) यह भी कोई पूछने की बात है? (“Is this even something to ask?”) Accha! बाबा याद हैं? Baba talks about us being on a pilgrimage, a pilgrimage of remembrance. The word itself is … Continue reading
The author explains what happens when we have a direct personal relationship with God and why it is important. I remember when I was thirteen and I thought, “What am I going to do with my life? I’ve got the energy … Continue reading
1) Baba created his avyakt stage while being in the corporeal form. Though he appeared to be ordinary in the body, nothing of Baba was seen to be ordinary: everything of Baba was unique and lovely. He never said: I … Continue reading
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सब राज़ी खुशी हैं? (“Is everyone happy?”) यह भी कोई पूछने की बात है? (“Is this even something to ask?”) Accha! बाबा याद हैं? It’s Deepavali. It’s that time of the year when families come together to welcome a new … Continue reading
सब राज़ी खुशी हैं? (“Is everyone happy?”) यह भी कोई पूछने की बात है? (“Is this even something to ask?”) Accha! बाबा याद हैं? While one aspect of what it takes to be Baap saman (equal to God) is about remaining beyond the … Continue reading
सब राज़ी खुशी हैं? (“Is everyone happy?”) यह भी कोई पूछने की बात है? (“Is this even something to ask?”) Accha! बाबा याद हैं? The ultimate goal of Brahmin life is to be “Baapsaman” (equal to God). There are so … Continue reading
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Navaratri is the celebration of Goddess Durga, the manifestation of the deity in form of Shakti (Energy or Power). ‘Nav’ means ‘nine’ and ‘ratri’ means ‘night’. Thus, ‘Navratri’ means ‘nine nights’. There are many legends attached to the conception of … Continue reading
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