In meditation, it is often instructed to close your eyes during practice. However, this sutra emphasizes that merely closing your eyes is not sufficient; the real essence lies in closing your thoughts along with your eyes—something that seldom happens.
The essence of these practices is to align with your true, unaltered self. As you embrace this simplicity, you may discover a profound sense of inner purity and vitality. Let this Navratri be a journey into your authentic self—a step toward both physical and spiritual rejuvenation.
Interestingly, the mind has an innate fascination with mystery. As soon as a mystery is unraveled, the mind compels us to seek something new. This is why the universe and the divine are infinite.
Tantra is a profound and inclusive path that offers tools for self-discovery and ultimate unity with the Divine. It respects individuality and provides practical solutions for modern challenges, making it as relevant today as it was centuries ago.
whether it is love in a relationship or any other kind of bond, all connections stem from the mind. As long as the mind controls our consciousness, the profound experience of inner love will remain elusive. The mind is inherently restless—a whirlwind of thoughts.
The state of Sat-Chit-Ananda (path to Eternal Bliss) — Truth, Consciousness, and Bliss—a state of being that transforms not only the individual but also the world around them. In this state of perpetual inner chanting, relationships and situations naturally harmonize. The bliss that emerges from within flows outward, uplifting and bringing joy to everyone around you—effortlessly and spontaneously.