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Here is the first chapter of a 14-chapter essay titled The Inner Path , subtitled Modern Humanity in Search of a Forgotten Peace . The title of this opening chapter is A Modern Unease . It explores how, despite material progress, technology, and modern...
Fundamental harmony is never absent. It does not depend on circumstances, on the noise of the world, or on what we go through. Yet it often seems out of reach, as if covered over by the agitation of the mind (citta) and the constant movement of thoughts....
Life is not just about making a living. Working, meeting your needs, and seeking a certain level of comfort are necessary, but they cannot be the purpose of existence. Behind this social logic lies a persistent dissatisfaction. The real issue lies elsewhere:...
The search for inner peace does not depend on accumulated knowledge, but on a simple disposition: recognizing that you do not know. Vanity, nourished by concepts and certainties, prevents you from asking and from receiving. By returning to a form of innocence—similar...
Traditions speak of the Word, the Name of God, the Holy Name, the Satnam, or the Shabda-Brahman. These words point to the same lived reality, which can neither be written nor spoken. It is heard, recognized in direct experience, when attention stops being...
Meditation is not the stopping of thought, but a turning of attention. It does not consist in producing a state, but in ceasing to scatter within the mind (citta). Through a simple and regular practice, it becomes possible to recognize a stable point...