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Home / The Satsang blog Spiritual Texts and Revelation Texts that attract and question Summary : Spiritual texts from different traditions may seem distinct, yet they all point to the same experience . Their meaning is not grasped through study alone,...
Home / The Satsang blog Krishna, Mahavira, Buddha and Lao-Tzu One path , many expressions Summary: This text invites us to consider, beyond historical and cultural differences, a shared inner orientation at work across various spiritual traditions. It...
Le mot yoga est aujourd’hui souvent associé, notamment en Occident, à des pratiques physiques. Ces pratiques, comme les asana, ont leur valeur : elles participent à une harmonisation du corps et de l’esprit. Mais elles ne désignent pas, à elles seules,...
The word yoga is now commonly associated—especially in the West—with physical practices. These practices, such as asana, have real value: they help bring the body and mind into harmony. But they do not, by themselves, express what yoga originally means. Home...
L’existence humaine semble guidée par une recherche constante : satisfaction, sécurité, accomplissement. Pourtant, même lorsque ces objectifs sont atteints, quelque chose demeure inachevé. Cette insatisfaction n’est pas un échec, mais l’indication d’un...
Illusion is not in the world, but in the way we perceive it. What we call reality is always filtered through consciousness, and therefore shaped by how we see. Ignorance (avidya) is not a lack of knowledge, but the tendency to take as real what is not...
Home / The Satsang blog / The Revelation Know Thyself Summary: This text challenges the modern, ego-centered interpretation of the famous Socratic precept. The author explains that trying to know oneself as an individual (personality, ego) is an existential...
Why is it so hard to choose what's actually good for us? Not because we lack willpower — but because we're confused about who we really are. A reflection on desire , need , and the path toward a clearer consciousness. Home / The Satsang blog / The Revelation...
What if the key to your future was buried in your past? This piece is a meditation on childhood innocence, emotional authenticity, and the quiet work of inner freedom. If you've ever felt trapped by who you've become — this is for you. Home / The Satsang...
What if kindness were not a weakness, but a door closed to the wicked? A simple text, almost childlike, to help us find again the courage to be gentle. But kindness must remain hidden; protect yourself. Show it when there are no wicked people around. Home...
Un livre de cuisine ne calme pas la faim. Il en va de même en spiritualité : ni les livres à eux seuls, ni la satisfaction de nos désirs ne comblent la soif de l'âme. Pourquoi confond-on le désir de bonheur avec ce besoin plus profond, et où aller pour...
This text defines humility not as a weakness, but as an ontological* clarity and a realistic posture toward the universe. Relying on the Latin etymology (humus), the author reminds us that humility is the recognition of our earthly condition, connecting...
The author uses the imagery of sand and a magic slate to illustrate the impermanence of life and knowledge. Everything we understand or realize only holds value in the present moment, because the page of existence seeks to remain eternally blank to welcome...
Cet article propose une lecture non-duelle (Advaita) des Yoga Sūtras de Patañjali et de la Bhagavad Gītā. Plutôt que de considérer ces textes comme fondamentalement dualistes, il explore la possibilité qu’ils décrivent un chemin de reconnaissance de l’unité. Accueil...
Le mot Maya est souvent compris comme désignant un monde illusoire, irréel. Ce texte propose un renversement simple : le monde n’est pas une illusion, il est une réalité provisoire. L’illusion réside dans le regard, dans la manière dont la conscience...
The word Maya is often understood as referring to an illusory, unreal world. This text offers a simple shift: the world is not an illusion, it is a temporary reality. The illusion lies in the perception, in the way consciousness sees, interprets, and...
In this informal reflection, the author reminds us that much of our daily suffering comes less from reality itself than from the way we perceive it. When the essentials are already there, desire, frustration, vanity, and the reactions of the mind often...
Accueil / Le blog des satsang/ La Révélation Spiritualité et liberté Résumé : Beaucoup de personnes se méfient aujourd'hui des groupes spirituels, craignant l'emprise, la manipulation ou la perte de leur liberté. Cette prudence est légitime. Pourtant,...
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...
Home / The Satsang blog/ The Revelation A New Light on Prànàyàmà The forgotten prànàyàmà before prànàyàmà What if the word prànàyàmà — almost always translated as "breath control" — originally meant something quite different? A close reading of Patanjali...
A cookbook does not relieve hunger. The same is true in spirituality: neither books alone nor the satisfaction of our desires can quench the thirst of the soul. Why do we confuse the desire for happiness with this deeper need, and where can we go to soothe...
That is quite a beautiful story, and I am not saying that because I am the one who wrote it, like all the texts on the blog. This story is a parable, a parable of what? Not a pair of bowls of rice, but about concepts. (funny, isn't it?) Home / The Satsang...
Ce texte affirme que l'unique commandement fondamental de Dieu, du Tao ou de L'Un est : « Sois en Moi ». Cette injonction invite à une pleine conscience permanente de l'Unité et de la béatitude. Plutôt qu'une morale, il s'agit de s'imprégner des vertus...
L'auteur utilise l'image du sable et de l'ardoise magique pour illustrer l'impermanence de la vie et de la connaissance. Tout ce que nous comprenons ou réalisons n'a de valeur que dans l'instant présent, car la page de l'existence se veut éternellement...
Home / The Satsang blog Bliss and Samadhi A Persistent Confusion Summary: This text offers an essential conceptual clarification between two often-confused notions: samadhi, defined as an exceptional and temporary state of mental absorption, and bliss,...