Omm Namo Bhagavate
Here Swamiji differentiates between the paths of knowledge (gyaana), action (karma) and devotion (bhakti), and shares the challenges of negotiating prakriti. From a July Interaction on Gita verse 145 (3.26) at Satyachetana Ashram.
Omm Namo Bhagavate
In this excerpt from a July 2026 Interaction at Satyachetana Ashram, Swamiji explains who is a yogi, why yoga becomes necessary, and the phenomenon of decay through disuse as it relates to consciousness.
Omm Namo Bhagavate
In this closing segment of Swamiji’s talk on the eve of Ashram Foundation Day, he summarizes the mission of Satyachetana Spiritual Movement, and shares some of his personal sadhana experiences.
Omm Namo Bhagavate
On 28 June, the eve of Satyachetana Ashram Foundation Day, Swamiji spoke to the group of international visitors and ashramites that gathered for a casual sitting outside the meditation hall. In this recording, it may sound like Swamiji mostly refers to those that are present, but his words reflect all true devotees, wherever they may be.
Omm Namo Bhagavate
What is knowledge, how is it acquired or attained, who can receive it and from whom, these questions and more—including the three biggest questions—are addressed by Swamiji in this continuation from last week’s post regarding the Veda.
Omm Namo Bhagavate
In this introduction to an April talk, Swamiji presents the vision for the Veda work, beginning with an explanation of how and why the soul became embodied.
Omm Namo Bhagavate
Swamiji’s morning talk on Guru Purnima, 29 July 2026, after Guru Puja at Satyachetana Ashram, Tiruvannamalai.
Omm Namo Bhagavate
Perhaps the title of this post is surprising. Or Swamiji’s statement that sattwa is not good. Both quotes come from this recording that illuminates much about the nature of the gunas and how a yogi can perform sadhana to bring them into balance. From a December 2023 Interaction at Satyachetana Ashram, Tiruvannamalai.