Jadan Ashram sets an example
Evening satsang from Jadan Ashram, Rajasthan, India. Due to ignorance we are destroying nature, Mother Earth. Jadan Ashram sets an example of how to stop this destructive process and how to live in harmony with nature. Lecture by Swami Yogeshpuri.
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Mansik Puja to Vishwaguruji
Evening satsang with Vishwaguruji from Slovenska Vas, Slovenia. Gurudeva sees and knows everything what we do. He is everywhere. Vishwaguruji loves his every disciples very much. So he should travel very much to meet with them. Love and devotion is very important towards Gurudev. Vishwaguruji sees our past, present and future. We should ask his blessing for our decisions. We should follow his words and do not use any logic. His love can appear in very many forms. The story of a Guru who one day wanted to test his disciples. Practicing Mansik Puja.
In the service of Life
India, Summer 2005. Report about the Swamijis activities.
The origin of Jyotir Linga
Morning satsang from Strilky Ashram, Czech Republic. Narayan recounts his memories at his very young age in India with Vishwaguruji and Avatarpuri. He tells his later experiences in the kriya anusthan as a life coach. As people age, they laugh less and less per day. Does time exist or not? We should trust in our future because Gurudev is with us. Gyan Ganga is the knowledge that leads humans from darkness to light. The story of how Siva created Brahma and Visnu. Swami Phulpuri tells the origin of Jotir Linga. From time to time, God comes to the Earth to take care of devotees. Ramayana and Mahabharata are lessons for us. According to holi scriptures, if we repeat 500000 times the Maha Mritju Jaya mantra, Síva will appear.
How can I love myself?
Morning satsang from Strilky Ashram, Czech Republic. There are four kripas. Deva kripa, sasztra kripa, Guru kripa, kutki kripa. Kutki kripa is mercy to myself. Kripa is a feeling or emotion. Love every living being, if not more, at least as much as yourself. The story of an elderly lady with ALS. The first step is to accept myself. We should examine and understand our bad qualities through self-inquiry meditation. Then we can forgive ourselves. The story of Guru Nanak and two of his disciples.
