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The Abhang - Amruthani Goed, by Sant Namdeo, a revered Marathi saint-poet, describes that chanting God’s name is the highest spiritual practice. 

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Verse 1

अमृताहूनि गोड नाम तुझें देवा ।
मन माझें केशवा कां बा न घे

Amrutāhūni goḍ nām tuje devā |
Man māje Keshavā kāṅ bā na ghe ||1|...

The Abhang - Namacha Gajar, by Sant Namdeo is a celebration of the power and glory of the Divine Name (Nāma). It describes a deeply devotional vision where chanting God’s name becomes the highest spiritual practice. 

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Verse 1

नामाचा गजर गर्जे भीमातीर ।
महिमा साजे थोर तुज एका ॥...

Journey to Perennial Happiness - “Six Tenets” of Human Development

The attainment of true perennial happiness has always been the ultimate quest and goal of all humanity in the world. Be it a saint or a rogue, both are ultimately searching for that true lasting happiness in their respective ways – on...

Maruti Stotra - Bhimrupi Maharudra, composed by Samarath Ramdas is a powerful devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman. This stotra glorifies immense strength, devotion and divine nature.

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Verse 1

भीमरूपी महारुद्रा वज्रहनुमान मारुती ।
वनारी अंजनीसुता रामदूता प्रभंजना ॥ १ ॥

Bhimrupi...

Whether Atma is eternal or not!

Verse 25: Avyakta, Achintya, Avikarya Avikriya: This Self is unmanifest as it is not an object to all senses including the mind and intellect. Therefore it is beyond thought. That which can be perceived by the senses is alone object for thought. This Self is not a...

• A corporate employee had an important meeting on a particular day. However, on that very particular day, he woke up later than usual, rushed to get ready, then realized that the fuel in his car was very low. He got a taxi with great difficulty during those peak hours and there was unusually huge tra...

In a world that rarely pauses, stress and anxiety have quietly become part of our everyday vocabulary. We wake up already thinking of what lies ahead. Messages, meetings, responsibilities, expectations. Even in moments of rest, the mind continues its chatter. While modern tools offer support, the wi...

Bodies are dropped like old clothes

Verse 22: Vasamsi Jirnani: Clothes become old and weak and people of the world abandon them and take up new - very new clothes. In the same way people give up their old bodies and collect new bodies. The Atma, like the Purusha, is free from modifications.

How is it ...

Just like the best commentary on the Bhagavad Gita is the Gita itself, the best way to understand Swami Chinmayananda’s outlook towards women is to look at his actions and words. Swami Chinmayananda’s contribution to women empowerment lies in how he re‑framed womanhood as a spiritual identity rather...

Chennai, 1958 – imagine a room full of women gathered for their first Devi Group. This was at a time when India's women's movement was still focussed on legislative rights (Hindu Code Bill debates, property rights, education & a lot more we didn't have access to). This was a historic moment, alb...