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Pujya Swamiji shares that stress comes when we compare ourselves to others. He adds comparing ourselves to others is the sure way to lose our peace. In this piece, He encourages us to ask the right questions, to reflect and introspect. मेरे कपड़े कैसे लग रहे हैं या मेरे कर्म कैसे लग रहे हैं? मेरे गहने कैसे लग रहे हैं या मेरे गुण कैसे लग रहे हैं? मेरी साड़ी कैसी है या मैं कितनी प्यारी हूँ?...
Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji shared in an insightful talk with Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) FLO Kanpur Chapter about leading a balanced life, being perfect and finding peace admist the chaos. ...
To commemorate the International Day of Peace on the 21st of September, HH Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji discusses the true meaning of peace and ways through which it can be achieved To truly work and plan for peace, we have to want it. This is not as easy or as obvious as it may sound. I believe that 100 per cent of the people in the world would say they want peace. Yet, ironically, our world is being violently battered. How can we all want peace and yet perpetrate war? The answer...
Today, Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji and the entire Parmarth Niketan family had the divine opportunity to remember Rev Dada JP Vaswaniji with a Moment of Calm in the lap of the Himalayas on the holy banks of Mother Ganga. On the anniversary of Dada's birth, we paused for 2 minutes, closed our eyes, cleared our heart, inhaled forgiveness and exhaled freedom and peace. We let go, and let grace flow! Although Dada’s beautiful, divine body is no longer with us, his teachings, message, love, service and blessings live on timelessly!...
This article was originally published in The Speaking Tree, here. To truly work and plan for peace, we have to want it. This is not as easy or obvious as it may sound. If you ask every single person today whether he wants peace in the world, I believe that 100% of the people polled would say ‘yes’.Yet, ironically, our world is being violently battered. How can we all want peace and yet perpetrate war? The answer is that we want peace, but only if it comes in the specific ‘peace-package’ that...
During a special evening campfire HH Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji shares the special significance of the Holi festivities, “There are two different meanings of the word Holi if we look at it purely semantically: First, “Holi” means that which has happened, “Jo hogaya, holi,” has passed. So Holi is a time to acknowledge what has happened and then to move on, allowing us to be free from the chains of the past to move into the present. Another meaning is the past has happened (Ho) and now we take (Li)...
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HH Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji delivers a historic concluding speech at the Parliament of the World's Religions 2018...
This article was published in The Speaking Tree, here. Forgiveness means that we must release the pain, anger, and grudges that suffocate us, wrenching out our life force. Forgiveness allows us to breathe, live, and love freely. When someone hurts us – knowingly or unknowingly, purposely or accidentally – we have three ways of dealing with that hurt. Expression: We can express our anger, hurt and pain if we can do so calmly, articulately, peacefully, and in a productive way. But, typically, the expression of anger quickly degenerates into shouting, tantrums, and revenge. ...
Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji gives an inspiring and beautiful message, emphasizing the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, during a recent Peace in the Chaos Satsang in London....