Daily devotional activities in JKP Family !
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A sādhak's question - What are the four defects in a soul, and what is their meaning? Shri Maharaj Ji's answer - Every person bound by Maya, and hence ignorant, has four defects: 1. Bhram, 2. Pramād, 3. Vipralipsā, and 4. Karanāpāṭav. Bhram - Not recognising
To attain any object (such as wealth, a son, etc.) in this world - 1. Firstly, desire arises, then 2. a resolution is made, after which 3. action follows. After that, you may or may not attain the desired result. Success is not guaranteed despite your efforts. People keep earning
कुछ भोले लोग समझते हैं कि अगर भगवान् इस समय अवतार लेकर आ जाएँ, तो हम उनको देखते ही मुग्ध हो जाएँ और माया से उत्तीर्ण हो जाएँ। कुछ करना-धरना न पड़े
एक साधक का प्रश्न है - दो पार्टी हैं संसार में - एक धार्मिक है और एक नास्तिक है। हमारे देश में सबसे अधिक आस्तिकता है। केवल हमारे देश
In a country full of worshippers, it is surprising how little we truly understand about God, the Vedas, or the Saints. * In our country, 90% of the people engage in some form of worship of God. However, they hold flawed beliefs - they say, "Everything happens as per God&
Infinite births have passed by. Why? Because, in every stage of our life (childhood, youth, old age, etc.), we kept thinking the same thing - 'I will do sadhana later,' but we ended up dying without doing sadhana. The Vedas caution: na śva: śva: upāsīta ko hi puruṣasya
Any soul in the world can attain three types of fortune - 1. Human body - durlabhaṃ mānuṣaṃ janma prārthyate tridaśairapi - Even the celestial Gods desire this human body. We worship them, offer oblations in sacrificial rites, and build temples in their honour. i) The bodies of celestial beings
The people of this world, and even those of heaven, cannot comprehend the Vedas merely by reading them. Therefore, out of kindness towards the souls of Kaliyug who have very little memory, knowledge, and short lifespans, the creator Brahma churned the Vedas three times (bhagavān brahma kārtsnyena 'triranvīkṣya&
There are three tenses: 1) Past - which is the time that has gone by, 2) Present - current time, and 3) Future - upcoming time, which is yet to come. We cannot do anything about the past - it has already gone by. Whatever good, bad, careless, sinful deeds,
A Sadhak's Question - What is the difference between attachment and love? Shri Maharaj Ji's answer - There is one body and eleven faculties. In that, there are ten senses, one mind, one intellect, and one soul. These are collectively referred to as the senses, mind,
The cycle of coming and going in this world - This is the world - jagat. The word jagat means - gacchati it jagat - that which is constantly moving or changing. Anyone who comes into this world will one day leave, either willingly or unwillingly. There are two ways
You have chanted God's names infinitely more times over countless births than the time you have spent singing them now. Yet those innumerable chants bore no fruit - just as multiplying any number by zero still yields zero, no matter how large the number may be. This means