Unlock Your Spiritual Journey
“If you realize your eternal nature, you must seek out your eternal interests. You begin to consider the need for an eternal home, and even more important, the need for an eternal friend and beloved.”
Topics
2. When is enough enough?
3. We are always anxious for some actual spiritual happiness to satisfy our aching, empty hearts.
4. When you’re up, chant the Holy Names. When you’re down, chant the Holy Names.
5. The Supreme Lord is our only real refuge from the miseries of this world
6. In this age of quarrel, chaos, and confusion, there’s no other way than the chanting of the Holy Names of the Lord
7. God is the solution to your emptiness, loneliness, & purposelessnes
8. The desert of material existence
9. God is the lifeboat that keeps us from drowning in this ocean of miseries
We are always anxious for some actual spiritual happiness to satisfy our aching, empty hearts.
Let’s say you need to make a decision or come up with a solution to an especially difficult personal or work-related problem, and you’re in anxiety and frustrated because you can’t decide what to do.
Instead of thinking obsessively about a problem until our heads are about to burst, or tossing and turning all night long, just completely put it aside. We all need insights to solve our problems, but we can’t experience an insight just by the strength of our minds and intelligence.
Instead of struggling in the muddy waters of the mind, endeavoring to find a solution to a problem, take your mind and immerse it in Transcendental Sound.
When your mind tries to go back onto the problem, then gently bring it back to the comforting sounds. Then from this rested condition, a solution or decision will arise from within, like a bubble of oxygen that naturally rises up from the mud on the bottom of a lake.
And your problem, which previously seemed so insurmountable, will either burst into insignificance like that very same bubble, or at least you can see a clear path toward the solution.
The result of this practice will be something more than just a fleeting sense of happiness: It will be much deeper and long-lasting. You’ll find yourself able to see things more clearly and soberly, and you’ll begin to make decisions based on this new clarity of vision rather than out of the older, darker feelings of anxiety, fear, or anger.
We are always anxious for some actual spiritual happiness to satisfy our aching, empty hearts.
Let’s say you need to make a decision or come up with a solution to an especially difficult personal or work-related problem, and you’re in anxiety and frustrated because you can’t decide what to do.
Instead of thinking obsessively about a problem until our heads are about to burst, or tossing and turning all night long, just completely put it aside. We all need insights to solve our problems, but we can’t experience an insight just by the strength of our minds and intelligence.
Instead of struggling in the muddy waters of the mind, endeavoring to find a solution to a problem, take your mind and immerse it in Transcendental Sound.
When your mind tries to go back onto the problem, then gently bring it back to the comforting sounds. Then from this rested condition, a solution or decision will arise from within, like a bubble of oxygen that naturally rises up from the mud on the bottom of a lake.
And your problem, which previously seemed so insurmountable, will either burst into insignificance like that very same bubble, or at least you can see a clear path toward the solution.
The result of this practice will be something more than just a fleeting sense of happiness: It will be much deeper and long-lasting. You’ll find yourself able to see things more clearly and soberly, and you’ll begin to make decisions based on this new clarity of vision rather than out of the older, darker feelings of anxiety, fear, or anger.
We are always anxious for some actual spiritual happiness to satisfy our aching, empty hearts.
Let’s say you need to make a decision or come up with a solution to an especially difficult personal or work-related problem, and you’re in anxiety and frustrated because you can’t decide what to do.
Instead of thinking obsessively about a problem until our heads are about to burst, or tossing and turning all night long, just completely put it aside. We all need insights to solve our problems, but we can’t experience an insight just by the strength of our minds and intelligence.
Instead of struggling in the muddy waters of the mind, endeavoring to find a solution to a problem, take your mind and immerse it in Transcendental Sound.
When your mind tries to go back onto the problem, then gently bring it back to the comforting sounds. Then from this rested condition, a solution or decision will arise from within, like a bubble of oxygen that naturally rises up from the mud on the bottom of a lake.
And your problem, which previously seemed so insurmountable, will either burst into insignificance like that very same bubble, or at least you can see a clear path toward the solution.
The result of this practice will be something more than just a fleeting sense of happiness: It will be much deeper and long-lasting. You’ll find yourself able to see things more clearly and soberly, and you’ll begin to make decisions based on this new clarity of vision rather than out of the older, darker feelings of anxiety, fear, or anger.