by Srimadhan Varadarajan | Jul 3, 2014 | Spiritual Practices
Trying to explain Silence through words is a paradox by itself. However sometimes we have to use words as well to convey though technically it can’t be. Silence of the words is not Silence Silence of the mind IS “SILENCE”. When there is no thought,...
by Srimadhan Varadarajan | Jun 27, 2014 | Everyday Experiences and its Interpretations
I would like to share a important incident from Rabbi Birnham’s life. When Rabbi Birnham lay dying his wife burst into tears. He said, “What are you crying for” My whole life was only that I might learn how to die. Learning to die is a key concept in...
by Srimadhan Varadarajan | Jun 17, 2014 | Everyday Experiences and its Interpretations
Some important questions in the path of “Realizing Self”: Though everyone is meditating, why “realizing self” is only for the chosen few? Realizing self is for all. Even for an ordinary person (who is not in the path of realizing self) the...
by Srimadhan Varadarajan | Jun 11, 2014 | Everyday Experiences and its Interpretations
We come across many spiritual people in life who complain that despite regular pooja, temple visits and other spiritual stuff, they get more trouble. Why this? We can logically answer them 1.We can ask them to look at all the probably solutions and work on the best...
by Srimadhan Varadarajan | Jun 10, 2014 | Everyday Experiences and its Interpretations
I am continuing from the older post “Bhakthi & Logic’ here.. Bhaktha is in total love and hence there is no mind at all. In fact the Bhaktha does not exist and only god exists in him. He allows God to take him over so totally that there is no trace of “Bhaktha”...
