By Sri Swami Jyotirmayananda A healthy tree is one that allows itself to be shaken by the wind. As it shakes, nourishment goes deep into its roots,

From a lecture by Sri Swami Jyotirmayananda, a direct disciple of Swami Sivananda. Why does the human mind cling to sorrow? According to the

By Swami Jyotirmayananda Why do we drift from one relationship to another, seeking a fulfillment that always seems just out of reach? We are like children

There is a specific type of doubt, known in Sanskrit as Samshaya , that acts as a parasite on the human soul. It is not merely intellectual skepticism,

There is a specific type of doubt, known in Sanskrit as Samshaya , that acts as a parasite on the human soul. It is not merely intellectual skepticism,

There is a specific type of doubt, known in Sanskrit as Samshaya , that acts as a parasite on the human soul. It is not merely intellectual skepticism,

There is a specific type of doubt, known in Sanskrit as Samshaya , that acts as a parasite on the human soul. It is not merely intellectual skepticism,

There is a specific type of doubt, known in Sanskrit as Samshaya , that acts as a parasite on the human soul. It is not merely intellectual skepticism,

There is a specific type of doubt, known in Sanskrit as Samshaya , that acts as a parasite on the human soul. It’s not merely intellectual

“`html There is a specific type of doubt, known in Sanskrit as Samshaya , that acts as a parasite on the human soul. This isn’t just healthy

Even when the human soul abides under the shade of the Divine, it often experiences poverty and grief. Why is this so? In the revered *Sri

Why do we repeat the same mistakes, lifetime after lifetime? According to Yoga Vasistha , this repetition is the primary symptom of Bhava-vyādhi , the