Tun To Tera Khak Milega
By Sunil Sarpal Life is too short, as a result, one should do all those things that need be done in this life span so that when the time for departure comes, one should...
Category: Mystic Trail
The True Significance of International Day of Yoga / Vivek Atray
While the celebration of the “International Day of Yoga” has become an integral part of the global calendar, especially in India, its true significance lies within our souls. The inherent meaning of ‘yoga’...
MUN TOON KYON GUMAN KAREGA, TUN TO TERA KHAK MILEGA, CHAURASIA MEIN SADNA
By Sunil Sarpal It is a hard and well known fact that one day everybody has to leave this mortal frame. Life therefore be treated as a dream run. Sometimes the dream is good...
What are Spiritual terms such as; Santmat, Naam, Ruhani Desh; Satguru explains
By Sunil Sarpal What is Santmat ? Sant + mat = Teachings of Sant. Babaji often sums up in his discourse – NANAK KE GHAR KEWAL NAAM What is Naam ? The words of...
Fulfilment of a divine dream by L. K. Advani
“When Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi does the ‘Pran Pratishtha’ of Shri Ram Lalla’s idol at Ayodhya, he would be representing every citizen of our great Bharat”. “Shri Ram embodies the spirit of India....
Beacons of Spiritual Light
by Sunil Sarpal BHAI AND BHAV This is a very sensitive subject. ‘BHAI’ (dar) stands for ‘fear’ from God and ‘BHAV’ (bhavna) stands for Love for God. Since God is all-pervading, one should always do his...
Is the human society living in its darkest Yuga
A Yuga Cycle (a.k.a. chatur yuga, maha yuga, etc.) is a cyclic age (epoch) in Hindu cosmology. Each cycle lasts for 4,320,000 years (12,000 divine years[a]) and repeats four yugas (world ages): Krita (Satya)...
What is Meditation / Vanisha Uppal
Mediation is much more than just breathing techniques. Kriya mediation technique provides a combination involving breath, awareness, mantras, energy centers (chakras) and observing one’s own thoughts.
Some people live as if they’re already dead…
If one enters into the archetype of Easter, viewing the Resurrection story as great mytho-poetry, there is no conflict with scientific paradigms and language games. It’s only when religions assert their propositional truth (ex. the creationist dogma), literally that they embark on a collision course with science.
The Kirtan of Sant Tukaram Part 4 / Capt. Arun Karkare
Tukaram fully realized that it was very difficult for a common and ordinary mortal in street to sit down and spend some time in prayers on a daily basis. The usual struggle to earn one’s living took all the energy and time leaving very little to spare to think of God even if one had the desire to do so. The great saint found the easiest way out from the tricky situation. In his kirtans and bhajans he gave a very clear message” we all mortals must feel, think and see ……