Devotees gathered for bhajans, bhandara, and homa. It was also the 10th anniversary of the inauguration of this beautiful Ashram in Babaji’s native village.
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Babaji explains the deeper meaning of karma and why we must each take responsibility for the tendencies we create within our own mind. Rather than
“As you go on meditating, that will take you to the Ultimate Truth, which is recognized as Divinity. See, the same Divinity, in science they
Shri Babaji explains that the student should be sincere, wanting the Ultimate Truth, Self Realization and not compromise for smaller things, then the grace of
Shri Babaji explains the instruction to ‘just watch’ in the meditation technique Jangama Dhyana, practiced since ancient times in India. You see, I kept telling,
Shri Babaji explains what is the best approach when putting in efforts to achieve a goal; if you remain focused, keep positive, try again and
Babaji explains that if everything happened according to our wishes, why would you need the Divinity? When we are away from the Divine we suffer,
Babaji sings the bhajan Dhimika Dhimika Dhim, recorded in 2001 at a program given by Babaji at Finesse Language school in Dehradun.
Taken from the Q&A ‘The mind and the Self’ In Quest of Truth – Babaji Q&A, No. 259
Babaji talks of the knowledge of the great sages who enquired into the Self to find from where the ‘I’ feeling was coming. Within this
Leo, a Romanian devotee, talks about the time he visited the Dehradun Ashram 27 years ago in November 1998 and witnessed Babaji sitting in Samadhi
Shri Babaji explains the 3 stages that occur as the mind gets more concentrated in Tapas on the way to achieving Self Realisation. Find out
“This was a mesmerizing song that Adi Shankara had composed. It says Adi Shankara was camping in the pilgrimage town of Banaras Kashi in India.
