The joy of meditation, the heroic work of calmness. Doing nothing, being everything.

Fear is primarily the result of two conditions of mind: either we fear losing what we have or we crave what we do not have.

Creation is infinite, yet all of Reality is in every particle. “You are That and That is within you.” All ideas and creations are projected through space and time: desa kala.

The incarnation of Lord Krishna was the divine play of Perfection in every aspect of life. How—like Jesus, Rama and Buddha—are the lives of such great souls are still fresh after centuries?

The wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, given by Krishna in India 5000 years ago, is explained in depth with relevance to today’s seeker. Krishna’s teaching on attachment reveals why it affects our perception of reality.

Does healing come from within you or outside you? Faith and conviction are needed for any healing to occur.

In Yogic science, the energy or life force by which we exist is called prana. The sages divided this prana into five major functions according to its direction or movement.

In simplicity and humility, inner revolution is born. Prophets look to true deliverance from bondage, the ultimate solution of life.

What is the path of Karma Yoga? Who should follow it? How to do it and see its results?

Stopping the struggle and applying the solutions. The need for real change in ourselves which comes only from within.

How can life be alive and conscious every moment? Whatever we are doing, we should be present and aware. This is sometimes called contemplative life. With presence of mind, our perspective changes.

What is the answer to our present world situation? The higher vision of Lord Buddha. On desire and Dharma.

Why do cataclysmic earth changes happen? Why does God allow suffering to occur? Tidal waves, wars and destruction are part of the purifying process.

What is the secret of creation? According the Vedic wisdom, the Creator and the Creatrix are one; one has a static position and one a dynamic position, simply.

We have made the world as we are. Self-transformation is the only place to really start changing the world. The mind has to be relaxed, peaceful and one-pointed for any worldly or spiritual achievement.

This crucial time in our evolution calls for drastic changes. We are led by our unconsciousness to carry on habitual patterns.

We have to purify the heart and mind with faith in the Lord, by controlling of the mind, by self-reflection and meditation.

How Divine Mother manages all this creation is beyond our conceptual understanding, incomprehensible.

What does it mean to be really loving? Love is a state of consciousness. We have to be purified in order to truly love. We have to be utterly selfless. Those who want to truly love cannot think about “me.”

When we deal with the subconscious mind, many things come out: pleasant and unpleasant, known and unknown.

Spiritual warriors do not fight; they just keep going on the path. We have to start where we are. Why Satsang, practices, prayer, meditation, yoga and pilgrimage are necessary.

God is not simply an abstract idea but is tangible. We have to consciously connect and directly link with our Source.

What are the prerequisites for stilling the mind? Understanding our collective responsibility to those around us, how we affect others by our actions and moods.

Transcendental knowledge applies to daily life. When Pure Intelligence—medha in Sanskrit—is born, we will see that thought and analysis was simply a process of mental curiosity and gymnastics.

The unfathomable glory and mystery of God is beginningless, endless and limitless, forms within forms. How do we make this human birth worthwhile?