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Name of the God (from Ramayana)
A discourse on the glory of God Rāma, drawing from the poetry of Tulasīdāsa."The name of God, the glory of God, is that pure, holy river on whose bank you walk your entire life." "Every day you should decorate your intellect with jewelry. These jewels are the pearls, diamonds, … read more »
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Human Life (lecture for public in Zlin)
A spiritual discourse on the value and purpose of human life."You cannot buy this body anywhere, nor can you borrow it from anyone. It is only a chance to have this body." "If humans are doing only that much, where is the difference between humans and … read more »
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About Prayer (from Ramayana)
A spiritual discourse on the nature of prayer, divine perception, and personal purification."God knows why you are praying and what kind of selfishness resides within you. So He does not want tricks; He wants love." "We have a great chance either to fall down or to rise up. … read more »
Sadhana
A spiritual teacher addresses practitioners at a retreat, emphasizing the purpose and discipline of dedicated practice."You spend your money and your holiday time. So for what did you come here? If you do not do the things for which you came, it is a pity." "Mantra Anuṣṭhāna is very systematic and … read more »
Gurupurnima Satsang
A satsang discourse on the spiritual and cosmological significance of Guru Pūrṇimā."Considering all this evidence, along with insights from meditation, we arrive at the understanding that when sunlight first reached our planet, life began. That first day is what I call Guru Pūrṇimā Day." "Today, you can … read more »