The Satyameva Dialogues
[The Satyameva Dialogues consists of a series of recorded and transcribed conversations between Shri Manu and Acharya Nirankar. Acharya Nirankar is a practitioner and teacher of Vedanta; Shri Manu likes…
Exploring the Evolution of Human Consciousness through Sanatan Dharma
Achieving The State of Cosmic Experience
The condition of the vritti, or the particular modification of the mind in respect of objects, is the condition of our life. Whatever the vrittis are, that we are. We are almost inseparable…
Sanatan Dharma and Hinduism
Sanatan Dharma and Hinduism are NOT the same things. I have been observing that the words Sanatan Dharma and Hinduism are used by many well-intentioned writers and bloggers almost interchangeably. And while I am…
Song Of The Sanyasin
Wake up the note! the song that had its birth Far off, where worldly taint could never reach, In mountain caves and glades of forest deep, Whose calm no sigh…
The Coming and Going of All Things
(Addressed to government officers and published in the Yoga Vedanta Forest Weekly of Feb. 2, 1950.) “In the beginning, there was knowledge, but there was no knowledge of another. Then…
Kali Puja – Living the Moment
Achieving but a moment of awareness is a constant struggle. Think of a child who sits on the back of a moving wagon watching the cracks in the road recede…
Sri Ramakrishna
A Short Account of His Life and Teachings On February 18, 1836, was born in India a God-man, who has come to be known as Sri Ramakrishna — a name…
Ahimsa and Self-Realization
Violence is the most extreme form of egoism while love is its anti-thesis. Human suffering seems rooted in the identification with our separative, egoistic consciousness and the consequent desire to…
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