Immortal Words of his holiness Srimad Jagadguru Swami Sudarshanacharyaji Maharaj
Mahamaho Upadhyaya Devarshi Kalanaath Shastri (Rashtrapati Sammanit) The essence of Gita is encapsulated in the discourse of Shri Krishna, where he teaches Arjuna the principles that are still relevant and applicable today. The teachings of the Bhagavad Gita are timeless and continue to provide guidance in the present era. Today, we are learning valuable lessons that were once imparted by Shri Krishna to Arjuna. The wise teachers, from their own experiences, have understood and internalized…
The divine teachings of Sri Goda Devi (Andal) and the Tiruppavai are precious gems of wisdom. The divine work of Sri Lakshmi Devi’s incarnation (Andal) in the Tiruppavai provides insight into the Supreme Being’s divine nature and glorifies the path of devotion (Bhakti) in a manner unparalleled by other scriptures. The greatness of the Tiruppavai (Sri Vratam) reveals that Andal’s deep devotion and unwavering faith led her to the ultimate spiritual goal. This goal was…
Akhanda Mandakini The Vedas, Itihasa (history), Puranas, Ramayana, Mahabharata, and other scriptures have conclusively established that Vishnu is the ultimate reality. This is because He embodies the qualities of Sattva (purity) and is the support of the entire universe. He is the essence of all creation, the source of all existence, and the supreme protector of all beings. Yato va imani bhutani jayante jivanti From where all these beings originate and where they liveChandogya Upanishad…
An excerpt from the discourse of Shrimad Jagadguru Ramanujacharya Swami Shri Purushottamacharya Ji Maharaj (Peethadheeshwar – Shri Lakshminarayan Divyadham, Shri Siddhalata Ashram, Fatehabad, Haryana) True knowledge, which leads to renunciation and devotion, is the ultimate goal (Bhagavad Gita 1.7) There are two types of knowledge: worldly knowledge and spiritual knowledge. Worldly knowledge is essential for achieving success in life, and spiritual knowledge is necessary for attaining peace and liberation. Both types of knowledge are valuable,…
When a human being receives the grace of God, they are born as a human in this world. Until then, they wander in countless other life forms. The human birth is considered superior because in this form, a person can attain true knowledge and the grace of God, and perform actions such as love, faith, fear, attachment, devotion, and so on. There is no greater boon than this in life. However, when God’s grace is…
The divine discourse of Shri Lakshminarayan (Shri Siddhalata Ashram) emphasizes that the simplest and surest way to reach God is through devotion. He advises that one should always keep the feet of God in their heart. This is why he insisted that his disciples and devotees regularly perform devotion through chanting, worship, and other forms of worship to different deities and their own chosen deity. He would instruct others to keep their focus on devotion…
The Supreme Lord, who is beyond time and eternal, is reborn on Earth in various forms. The Vedic scriptures affirm that those who live for the welfare of others are truly blessed, and those who work for the benefit of others attain heaven. The efforts of such noble beings are akin to the work of saints. The revered lineage of our Guru, which began with Swami Sudarshanacharyaji Maharaj, has always been devoted to the upliftment…
Summary The teachings emphasize the importance of humility, devotion, and constant remembrance of the Guru as essential practices for spiritual growth. A disciple should strive for purity of thought and action, remaining free from jealousy, pride, and worldly attachments. The Guru’s grace is vital for spiritual progress, and sincere obedience to the Guru’s instructions is paramount. Through regular remembrance and service to the Guru, one can overcome life’s challenges, purify the mind, and attain peace…
Throughout the year, there are many holy days that we celebrate with fervor, but what is the use of celebration if we do not learn a lesson from each holy day? MahaShivratri is a day we celebrate once a year to specially pray and remember Lord Shiva. Generally, the celebration involves bathing Lord Shiva or the Shiv Ling with milk and water and, nowadays, drinking “Bhaang.” However, these celebrations are meaningless if we do not…
The general practice is the performance of a Havan before Holi, which our Guruji has been performing since He was seven years old. He holds great importance to this annual Havan and explains its significance. According to Guruji, the month before Holi is when all the Tantric Vidya, or black magic, is at its peak and most effective. The main aim of the Havan at Holi is to send a protective force to all devotees…
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