The Sri Sukta is from the Krishna Yajur Veda. It is often recited as offerings are made into a sacred fire, so Agni, God of fire, is also invoked here, along with Sri, Goddess Lakshmi....
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These early morning Silent Sittings with Moojibaba are a time of rich, deep contemplations which go straight to the heart of the timeless Self. In celebration, gratitude and reverence to Papaji, the spiritual teacher of...
Join Bethel Music from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, TN for a powerful night of praise and worship! Bethel is a congregation rooted in the love of God and dedicated to worldwide transformation through...
After separating our self from the objects of experience, we recognize our self as the subjective knower of all experience. We now begin to explore the knowing field of awareness in which all objects of...
The Narayana Sukta follows the Purusha Sukta in the Krishna Yajur Veda. It is a beautiful meditation upon Lord Vishnu, dwelling within all people. Each line is recited twice for learning. Swami Tadatmananda is a...
“God is not something in Hindu mythology with a white beard that sits on a throne, that has royal prerogatives. God in Indian mythology is the self, ‘Satcitananda.’ Which means ‘sat,’ that which is, ‘chit,’...