A sadhak cannot find pleasure in both the material world and in Radha Krishna at the same time. When we drive a vehicle forward, how do we know we have travelled a certain distance? By noticing our surroundings. The surroundings do not remain same. Similarly, when a sa…
Read moreA sadhak has to struggle a lot to reach the stage of Nishtha. There has been no sadhak ever who started doing bhajan and easily achieved the divine love of Radha Krishna without any struggle. Sometimes you see certain devotees with good spiritual samskaras. But they ha…
Read moreWhen a sadhak embarks on the path of devotion, he develops Shraddha (faith) in Sri Bhagavan, His devotees and the scriptures. Then he starts associating with devotees who are engaged in intense bhajan. Eventually, he accepts initiation from a Guru and starts doing bhaj…
Read moreThere are four types of practitioners of Bhakti. Sthul, Pravartak, Sadhak and Siddha. Sthul means the one who is largely attached to the body, worldly things and the material pleasures of the world. He is attached to his wife, children and family, and accumulating word…
Read more"anityam asukham lokam imam prapya bhajasva mam" (Bhagavat Geeta 9.33) When a sadhak realises that this world is temporary, everything here has a start as well as an end, then their life takes a turn towards spirituality. Every …
Read moreThe time which has gone by, will not come back. What has happened, is past now. Nobody knows what future has in store for us. Pain, loss, disappointment, disaster - all are results of our past actions. We have to face what we have done, in future. Nobody can avoi…
Read moreHari Bhakti is the sole purpose of our life, knowing this the sadhak engages in sadhana physically, mentally and verbally. This is when a sadhak truly enters a spiritual journey. The jivatma has always been engulfed in Maya. From eternity, he had kn…
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