Picture Of The Day

Meditation and silence are inseparable.
Meditation and fasting are inseparable.
Meditation and solitude are inseparable.

Above all, meditation and prayer are inseparable!

- HH Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

Thought for Everyone

Though sun's rays are spread equally all over, yet when they are passed through a lens irecting them through a single point they have the power to burn up the object directed at.

Likewise, by chanting a particular name of the Lord repeatedly, single-pointedness of mind is achieved.

- Maharanyam Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

Thought For The Day - 17 Mar 2010

In general, one accrues merits when he offers something in charity and not when they receive something from others. Whereas, one accrues merits both, while offering something to a Mahan as well as receiving something from them"

--- SRI SRI MURALIDHARA SWAMIJI

Though For The Day 16 July 2009

"To control the breath, mind and senses is Vedanta.
To turn all the senses in the service of God or Guru is Bhakti"

-- His Holiness Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

Thought For The Day – 20 May 2009

Nama Kirtan has absolutely no restrictions. You can chant it with mala or without Mala. There are no prescribed procedures, no rules or regulations. Hence you can chant it any way, at any time and any place.
- His Holiness Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamji

Thought For The Day – 24 Mar 2009

 

The more you chant a Mantra, the quicker you realize its potency.
From that perspective, one gets the unlimited privilege of chanting the Mahamantra anywhere and any time.
So this mantra is alone enough to get liberation in the age of Kali.
No need to confuse.

- His Holiness Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

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Thought For The Day – 17 March 2009

Stop analyzing yourself.
Believe only in the grace of God, have faith and take life as it comes.
Keep chanting the Mahamantra regularly.
That will verily protect you.

-- His Holiness Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

Thought For the Day – 09 March 09

There are lakhs of temples, thousands of Holy Kshetras and hundreds of holy Thirthas.
To visit such Kshetras or take a dip in such thirthas is not difficult at all.
What is most difficult is to have the darshan of a self-realized Mahatma.
That is indeed the rarest of the rarest!

- His Holiness Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

Thought For The Day – 22 Feb 09

 

The moment a devotee sings the Divine Names of the Lord, the thought about the devotee rises in the mind of the Lord. The Lord immediately considers the devotee as His own. He takes the entire responsibility of the devotee’s life.

Divine Name can change one's fate

-His Holiness Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

Thought For The Day – 05 February 2009

Guru is the 'Sat' (essence) and He the only 'Sang' (company). So, Guru's company is 'The Satsang'.
- His Holiness Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji