1481: You are Never Alone

Most people don't suffer because life is chaotic — they suffer because their mind is. As the stormy monsoon season gives way to autumn's still waters and clear skies, the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam reveals a profound teaching on the inner life: when agitation subsides, perception itself c ...  Show more

Time fades quietly, while we stay absorbed in routines that feel permanent. A sharp insight from Seneca meets a striking image from ancient yoga wisdom: a fish swimming in a puddle that is slowly drying up, unaware that its world is shrinking day by day. The metaphor is uncomfort ...  Show more

Meditation talk given by Master Sirio during an intense spiritual retreat at Sant Bani Ashram Ribolla,2011,autumnMake your own first-hand experience following the guidance of an authentic and realised master with more than 50 years of intense experience in spirituality. Take the ...  Show more

Today's Life Question comes from Gary, who wants to know if wanting to live a better life is the same as being "attached to an outcome."

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On this episode of Know Thyself Podcast we are joined by Paramahamsa Vishwananda, for an intriguing conversation on the reality of self realization, samadhi, and performing miracles. He shares his story of awakening at a young age, revealing the divine interactions with Mahava ...

In the sacred journey of yoga, the figure of the guru—the teacher, the revealer—is not merely someone who instructs us in techniques. The guru is the light that removes darkness, the presence that dispels confusion, and the voice that calls us back to the Self. The S ...