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Sandhyavandanam and the discipline of sacred daily awareness

Sandhyavandanam is a traditional Hindu prayer practice performed at the junctions of the day. The word sandhya refers to a meeting point, especially dawn,…

The Story of Dhruva: Steadfast Devotion in a Child

The story of Dhruva is one of the most memorable accounts of devotion in Hindu sacred literature. It tells of a young prince who experiences rejection, seeks…

Preparing the heart for nine days of Navaratri devotion

Navaratri is a sacred period of nine nights dedicated to the Divine Mother and to the awakening of spiritual strength, clarity and compassion. For many…

Surya namaskar as a path from movement to inner stillness

Surya Namaskar, or sun salutation, is often introduced as a graceful sequence of yoga postures linked with breathing. Its deeper value lies in the attitude…

Ananda: Understanding Bliss In Hindu Philosophy

Ananda is often translated as bliss, joy, or spiritual delight, yet each English word captures only part of its meaning. In Hindu philosophy, ananda points to…

Celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi as a Path of Inner Renewal

Ganesh Chaturthi honours Lord Ganesha, the beloved Hindu deity associated with wisdom, auspicious beginnings, discernment and the removal of obstacles. The…

The Cow As A Teacher Of Sacred Interdependence

In Hindu spiritual ecology, the cow is honoured as a living presence within the web of life. She gives milk, dung, companionship, nourishment and agricultural…

The meaning of the mantra Om Shanti Shanti Shanti

The mantra Om Shanti Shanti Shanti is among the best-known Sanskrit peace invocations in Hindu spiritual practice. It is traditionally recited at the beginning…

How to Practice Ajapa Japa: Uninterrupted Inner Chanting

Ajapa Japa is the practice of allowing a sacred mantra to continue inwardly without constant, deliberate repetition. The Sanskrit term points to a “japa” that…

The sacred pot as a centre of worship and inner awareness

The kalasha, or sacred pot, is one of the most recognisable vessels in Hindu worship. Often filled with clean water and topped with mango leaves and a coconut,…

Yoga, Sadguru Deeksha and Sadhana
Yoga the Indian Secular Spritualism read more..
What is Ajapa Naam Yoga read more..
Precondition for Incessant Prayer read more..
Who is Sadguru read more..
Sadguru Deeksha read more..
Uniqueness of Sadguru Deeksha read more..
Sadguru Incarnate Sri Bijoy Krishan Goswami read more..
Advent in the City Enviornment read more..
Demonstration through his Own Life read more..
Seeking Truth read more..

Shantipur Utsav
Gosaiji's Interaction with Great Saints
Buddhist Lama Yogi and Brahmo Acharya Bijoy Krishna
Gosai Ji and Shiva Tailanga Swami
Great Yogiraj Baba Lokenath Brahmachari
Hindu Sannyasi from Mechhua - Bazar
Ramayat Saint Raghuwar Das Baba
Sadguru Gosaiji with Muslim Faqueers
Sri Ram Krishna Paramhamsha and Bijoy Krishna Goswami
Tantric Saints of Gaya and Sadguru Gosaiji
Vaishnav Shiromani GourKishore Das
Vaishnava saint Bhagwan Das Ji
Vaishnava Saint Chaitanya Das Ji
Yogi Gambheer Nath Ji
Books and Publications
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Sri Brahmatmane Namah.
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