Wishes and desires are innate human traits and Pujya Swamiji says there is nothing wrong in desiring something which fills us with happiness. However, he warns that desires that are limitless make us caged and imprisoned by our wanting. This eventually leads to frustration, sadness, and loss of peace. In such a situation, desire that was supposed to fill us eats us from inside, making us hollow, and we end up being victims of our own desires.
Pujya Swamiji rightly says that Happiness without expectations is the real happiness and happens...
Raise your self awareness so your consciousness can be your leading guide to making the right decisions and thus creating the life you desire.
Pujya Swamiji in an interview with Doordarshan National (DD1) talking about Raising our self awareness....
If Covid-19 has taught us nothing else, it has shown us how little we really need to survive. With lockdowns and shortages and faltering economies, we've learned to live with so much less than we may have ever dreamed was possible….
There once lived a king who was such a powerful king of such a large region that he had to travel quite a bit. Travel in those days was not as easy as it is today, and because it was so slow and difficult, he was frequently gone for long...
Parmarth Niketan · Pujya Swamiji On How To Raise Our Self Awareness
Raise your self awareness so your consciousness can be your leading guide to making the right decisions and thus creating the life you desire.
Pujya Swamiji in an interview with Doordarshan National (DD1) talking about Raising our self awareness....
Raise your self awareness so your consciousness can be your leading guide to making the right decisions and thus creating the life you desire.
Pujya Swamiji in an interview with Doordarshan National (DD1) talking about Raising our self awareness....
Happy Dussehra Everyone! Enjoy this inspiring message and blessings by HH Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji - Muniji during Ganga Aarti on #Dussehra. Speaking about Covid having changed the way we celebrate festivals. Pujya Swamiji shares that our festivals are times in which we have to vanquish the darkness of ego, expectations, desires, anger, greed from inside of us. He expresses that its not about merely burning effigies of Ravana outside but about burning in the divine fire the darkness from within ourselves.
पूज्य स्वामी जी ने कहा कि दशहरा पर्व को...
Parmarth Niketan · Having More and Being More
Pujya Swamiji teaches us about how we can be more than the baggage we hold in our lives. He says that people might buy material goods aiming to have more to fill the emptiness in their lives, but that never works. Having more isn't necessarily bad, but he encourages us to enjoy life. He encourages us to please God by realizing that it’s not you, but others who should be served. He also encourages us not to fall victim to desires that we...
This article was published in The Times of India, here.
By Swami Chidanand Saraswati
Many years ago, before the severe violence in Jammu & Kashmir, we travelled to Kashmir to spend a few days meditating on the Dal Lake. All the members of our group enjoyed themselves so much that we delayed our departure date and remained there for one month instead of a few days as was planned earlier. Each week we would postpone our departure from that heavenly, pristine, glorious environment. “Just one more week,” the devotees would cry, so...
Pujya Swamiji teaches us about how we can be more than the baggage we hold in our lives. He says that people might buy material goods aiming to have more to fill the emptiness in their lives, but that never works. Having more isn't necessarily bad, but he encourages us to enjoy life. He encourages us to please God by realizing that it’s not you, but others who should be served. He also encourages us not to fall victim to desires that we lose peace and happiness. The truth of...
Pujya Swamiji adds so beautifully to Sadhviji’s answer to the question of ‘How to Begin Our Inner Journey?’ by saying another important thing to remember on our journey is to travel light. Because, just as heavy baggage weighs us down and prevents us from being fully present in the pilgrimage experience, in the same way our expectations and desires weigh us down, preventing us from going inward....
