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Spirituality is not merely something to be thought, it is something to be lived. It does not begin in books or in concepts, but in a direct, intimate experience, where the senses themselves can cease to be turned only toward the outer world. Seeing, hearing,...
We spend much of our lives satisfying what we call our needs. But do we always need what we pursue? Between need, want, and desire, the line is less clear than it seems. And yet, learning to tell them apart can profoundly change our relationship with...
Sometimes joy arises for no reason at all; sometimes a residue of sorrow settles in despite everything going well: our moods often escape our control. This article explores why the accumulation of possessions, success, or even love never quite fills the...
The previous chapter left off on a simple experience, almost too ordinary to notice. This one explores a silent condition of that experience: the world in which it was long able to unfold, before noise became our permanent companion. Why have so many...
Home / The Satsang blog / The Revelation Happiness's Ambassadors Peace is not a distant destination to reach, but a simplicity already present, which we keep covering over with complications. This text explores how to recognize it — in an ember beneath...
Home / The Satsang blog / The Revelation Returning to the Source, 2 The Wordless Experience The previous chapter asked a question: what existed before doctrines? This one goes a little deeper. Not toward texts or history, but toward something quieter...