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"Happiness is your nature.
It is not wrong to desire it."
- Ramana Maharshi
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How to be happy?

The definition of Yoga

How Meera Bai died?
Questions About
Spiritual Awakening
Society often ignores the biggest questions about our existence. This section is dedicated to the inquiries of people looking for a genuine spiritual awakening. We do our best to provide clear answers to help you observe your reality.
Spirituality can have different definitions depending on who you ask. In general, it involves a search for meaning, connection, or a higher sense of self. By practicing spirituality, people often seek greater inner peace and answers to existential questions about life.
Letting go involves practicing non-attachment. This means not clinging to a person, situation, or outcome, while still allowing yourself to feel emotions. Non-attachment is not the same as indifference. It means accepting change and uncertainty without trying to control everything. By doing this, you create space for peace and growth.
External success satisfies physical and social needs, but it cannot fulfill the internal seeking mind. Emptiness often signals that you are looking for permanent peace in temporary, material objects.
Spirituality and religion are related but not the same. Religion usually involves organized beliefs, practices, and shared traditions within a community. Spirituality, on the other hand, is a more personal way of seeking meaning, connection, or a deeper understanding of life. A person can be spiritual without being religious, or they can practice spirituality within a religion.
Yes, an atheist can be spiritual. Spirituality does not necessarily require belief in God or a religion. It can be a personal search for meaning, connection, inner peace, or understanding life. Many people express spirituality through reflection, nature, relationships, or personal values rather than religious belief.
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How to be happy?

The definition of Yoga

How Meera Bai died?
Our "Spiritual Awakening" Teachers
Ramana Maharishi
1879-1950
He taught the direct path of self-inquiry, guiding seekers to realize their true identity as the formless observer.
Paramahansa Yogananda
1893-1952
He shared the ancient science of Kriya Yoga, teaching people how to experience direct communion with the divine.
Swami Satchidananda Saraswati
1914-2002
He translated complex ancient philosophy into simple English, offering practical methods to calm the seeking mind.
Premanand Govind Sharan Guru
Born 30 March 1969
He emphasizes pure devotion and internal discipline, pointing practitioners toward profound peace through continuous mindful chanting.