Unchain yourself

Spiritual Knowledge is the fulcrum, the root from which all religions spring. That Knowledge, hat Divine Light, is already within us, but you won't find it no matter how hard you look. You won't find it in a market, or in the mountains. It is right within you. All you have to do is come to satsang and follow Guru Maharaj Ji's guidance. Follow the path he shows us. You can see for yourself how trapped people are, but Maharaj Ji shows us how to unchain ourselves; he shows us the way out.
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Self Realization

Rivers have their source in the mountains, then they flow past towns into the sea. If you follow a river from where it enters the sea back along its course, then one day you will reach its source. Similarly, if we study the teachings of the various religions we find they basically talk about the same thing _ self-realization. But modern religions are stuck in externals and have forgotten how to reveal the inner Knowledge. Everybody has his own outlook. That is why it is said that if two people are looking out the same window one sees the sky while the other sees the ground.
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Religion

If you travel to another country but don't know the language, you won't understand what people are saying, nor will they know what you're saying to them. You won't be able to fully enjoy yourself there until you pick up the local language. In the same way, until we understand what satsang is trying to convey to us, we won't be able to experience the inner Light. You will find followers of every sect and religion in India. There are Sikhs, Muslims and Christians as well as Hindus. They all talk about Knowledge in their own ways, but only Guru Maharaj Ji actually reveals that Knowledge to you and that is actual religion.
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Intensity of Love

Dhanna Jat, a simple farmer. A priest told him, "Take this stone and worship it as Krishna. First of all, you have to feed it. Without feeding Krishna, don't eat yourself." For three days Dhanna Jat offered food to the statue but it didn't eat. If it were us we would say, "It's nothing; a statue is just a statue. How can a statue eat?" But Dhanna Jat's love was so strong that it was beyond reason. He thought, `May be God is very busy and that's why He is not coming here. Maybe Krishna has other appointments." But after three days he got angry. He took a stick and said, "Okay, Krishna, if you won't come down here, I'll hit you!" And Krishna quietly came, manifested himself, and ate the food. As he was about to finish off entire meal, Dhanna stopped him and said, "Leave something for me! Don't eat everything!"


Such is the intensity of love. That intensity even caused the energy in the stone to manifest. And these people are called mad. But everyone is mad - some are mad after women, some are mad for alcohol, some are mad for money. And spiritual people are mad for God. Everybody's mad! You can choose to be mad for God or mad for this world. You have a choice.
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Love

If you love someone, even though you are somewhere else, in your mind you are still with that person. The intensity of love should be like that between Majnun and Layla. They were like Romeo and Juliet. One day, a dog came from Layla's street. Majnun bent down and kissed its paw. People started laughing and saying, "This fellow's a fool!" Majnun replied, "You people are the fools, it seems to me. This dog is coming from Layla's street, and I love Layla so much that I worship even a dog coming from her street." A priest was there and he said, "Majnun, your love is very great, but unfortunately it is only for Layla, not God." Then Majnun replied, "I don't want to love God because I have given all my love to Layla. I have no love left for God. But if God wants my love then He will have to come in the form of Layla. Then he can have my love."


The idea is that the intensity of his love was so great that without Layla he could not live; he would only worship God in the form of Layla. Mirabai also achieved that intensity of love. She was so much in love with Lord Krishna. The gopis of Vrindavan were also very much in love with Krishna. Because when there is love, what happens? When there is love, unfulfilled love, then automatically the Divine Power has to manifest in order to satisfy that love.
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Misuse of the Blog

Dear all,

It seems someone is misusing this blog by giving inappropriate comments and raising baseless questions, which has nothing to do with Satsang, Dhyan and Divinity.

Commenting as anonymous, it self clears that people who gave comment does not believe or have faith in their own Self.

Hens from now onwards if anybody has any quarry regarding the Knowledge of Self Realisation, visit www.manavdharam.org find contact us link.

This step of 'No Comments' is taken for the common interest. 

Jay Satchitanand.

Misuse of the Blog

Dear all,


It seems someone is misusing this blog by giving inappropriate comments and raising baseless questions, which has nothing to do with Satsang, Dhyan and Divinity.


Commenting as anonymous, it self clears that people who gives comment does not believe or have faith in their own Self.


Hens from now onwards if anybody has any quarry regarding the Knowledge of Self Realisation, visit www.manavdharam.org find contact us link.


This step of 'No Comments' is taken for the common interest. 


Jay Satchitanand.

Pivot 2

You once were very young, then you grew bigger, then you became an adult. You'll grow old and then you'll die. The changes of life and death are happening around a reality which is itself unchangeable. And that is your pivot. If you stay close to your pivot, you will be free of the sufferings of the grinding stone, you will escape being crushed. The idea is to decrease the radius, to decrease the distance between God and man through meditation. 
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Pivot

St. Kabir in his satsang spoke about a grinding stone. He said, "This stone revolves and nobody escapes. When the wheat goes into the grinding stone, it's crushed; there is no way out." Then his son Kamal stood up and said, "Father, there is one way to escape. When I see the grinding stone revolve, I laugh to myself. The grains of wheat closest to the centre go uncrushed." Do you get the point or not? There's a pivot in the centre. If you stay close to the centre you will not fall in between the two stones, so you will not be crushed. `Pivot' means the fulcrum, the centrepoint, What is the pivot of the universe? You know that all the planets in the solar system revolve around the sun. But the sun is stationary. When an action takes place around a pivot, the pivot itself is stationary. The wheel of a cart spins, but the pivot, the axle, remains stationary. The ceiling fan revolves, but the rod it hangs from remains stationary. In your life, all the changes, all the actions which are taking place are happening around that entity which is unchangeable in itself, because energy is unchangeable - it can neither be created nor destroyed.
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