A personal reminiscence on the great Advaita sage, Nisargadatta Maharaj's,devastating teachings on death.
More...The problem of seeking can only be dissolved through the realisation that both the seeker and the guru are only a part of the impersonal functioning of totality
More...The sikh faith arose from gurus who outlined a simple spiritual path for the common man. teachings of the gurus and their contemporary saints were compiled in the guru granth sahib—
the faith’s
More...Gurus resort to trickery and tomfoolery at times to shock the disciples’’ minds into transcending their conventional limitations so that they can explore deeper realms of consciousness
More...In today’s‘turnkey culture, we outsource all our responsibilities to experts for a fee. we even try to outsource spiritual growth. a guru is of little use if you are not prepared to
More...Step by step the guru leads, guarding the disciple against pitfalls, training him in a life of purity and prayer, meditation and detachment, simplicity and selfless service, humility and
More...We present the life and work of some contemporary gurus who have affected the lives of millions through their teachings and personal example
More...The relationship between the aspirant and the guru is truly special, as can be seen in these personal stories of their gurus’ benediction that many of our readers have shared with us
More...Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj (1897-1981) lived an ordinary life—running a small shop, marrying and raising a family in Bombay—until middle age. One evening, a friend of his, a devotee of Sri
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