We are immersed in an enigma of profound depth, a cosmic puzzle that intertwines the known and the unknown, the perceptible and the imperceptible, the finite and the infinite. Life is a piece of this grand puzzle. We are born, we live, we love, we endure, we celebrate, and then
Let’s discuss the spiritual path of the monk and the challenges they face. It is a path that demands the highest discipline, the deepest commitment, and yet, it is fraught with pitfalls and paradoxes. One of these paradoxes is the issue of repression, particularly in relation to desires, and more
Permit me to guide your thoughts towards a matter of deep and profound significance – the very nature of change, the nature of the self, and the futility of seeking alterations in the world without first seeking them within us. This exploration is akin to studying a mirror, understanding the
Let us discuss on the subject of awakening and success, perceived through the lens of relationships, introspection, and transformation. Often, we find ourselves in the company of those who echo our sentiments, those who nod in agreement with our complaints, our anger, our sadness. It is easy to mistake this
Once upon a time, in a charming village, lived a young man named Jivan. Jivan was well-liked, and he had a best friend, Prem, who was always by his side. They shared all their experiences, both joys and sorrows, triumphs and failures. Whenever Jivan found himself amidst negativity or facing
Belief and faith – these two terms are often used interchangeably in our discourse, but they have significant differences, particularly in the context of the spiritual journey. Both of these are not in opposition, rather they coexist, representing different aspects of our spiritual development. Belief is an intellectual acceptance or
The very idea of past lives stems from an understanding that transcends the bounds of our physical existence. It introduces us to the notion that we are more than our bodies, our names, and our present-day identities. At our core, we are spiritual beings, on a journey that extends beyond
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There is a saying in the Zen tradition, “When you drink tea, just drink tea. When you eat, just eat.” The essence of this wisdom is ‘presence’, ‘awareness’. In our context today, I will paraphrase it as, “When you listen, just listen.” Listening is a divine art. It is the
Our physical being is profoundly interwoven with the spiritual. Food, in essence, is not merely sustenance for the body; it is the divine catalyst for the ongoing dance of life – a mystical play of creation and dissolution that feeds both our corporeal and ethereal selves. The journey begins with