When we examine spiritual goals, it is essential that we have correct understanding as to why we do certain things. In spiritual practice (sadhana), the effort must be conscious and calculated, and not mechanical. spiritual sadhana are of two types: a) Those practices that are used...
Among early spiritual aspirants it is an endless controversy whether divine grace alone can help them, or if the entire path is to be built ip by their independent self-effort. The scriptures, however, are very clear about this. When the mind of a seeker is...
In Hinduism it has always been emphasized that there is continuity of existence after death. An individual continues in a new embodiment and environment after the death of the physical form. The individuality which undergoes the experiences of birth and death repeatedly, is called the...
Truth - Brahman, the one Reality - is nothing other than "mindlessness." As long as the mind remains conditioned and projecting, it has no awareness of Brahman or Reality. When the mind ceases, it becomes Brahman. In other words, the absence of the mind reveals...
Hinduism is a unique faith, and not really a religion at all--at least not in the same way as other religions. To be precise, Hinduism is a way of life, a dharma. Dharma does not mean religion, but rather it is the law that governs all...