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The essential duty of a spiritual aspirant – replacing desires for the world with desires for God - is discussed and validated with numerous scriptural quotations over eight days. How this is to be done in today’s modern world is then revealed.

The essential duty of a spiritual aspirant – replacing desires for the world with desires for God - is discussed and validated with numerous scriptural quotations over eight days. How this is to be done in today’s modern world is then revealed.

The importance of spiritual knowledge and the regular revision of it is highlighted in this compilation of excerpts from speeches by Jagadguruttam Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj. To think that you already know everything is to invite your own downfall.

Universal brotherhood is not only the need of the day but also achievable, according to Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, by adopting the principles of Vedic philosophy. GOD RESIDES IN EVERY LIVING BEING. If everyone applied this in their daily life, then all conflict would cease.

Universal brotherhood is not only the need of the day but also achievable, according to Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, by adopting the principles of Vedic philosophy. GOD RESIDES IN EVERY LIVING BEING. If everyone applied this in their daily life, then all conflict would cease.

To ensure the determination to realise God remains resolute, aspiring devotees must stay far away from anything or anyone capable of undermining it. But how is this possible while living in the world and going about your day-to-day activities?

By analysing our thoughts and motivations, we can determine our shortcomings, accept our faults, and strive to overcome them. In this way, our spiritual progress is assured.

Though the subject matter was originally given to residents of ashrams, this practical advice is just as relevant to people living in the world who wish to proceed speedily along their chosen spiritual path.

Pocket-sized philosophical and practical advice taken from the ocean of Vedic wisdom by Shri Maharaj Ji and presented as sixty-nine inspirational sayings.

A comprehensive interpretation of the Upanishads and Vedas, conveying the message of selfless and exclusive devotion, simplified for the benefit of everyone.

A pocket-sized guide to help spiritual aspirants distinguish between a genuine Saint or Guru and an imposter pretending to be one.

So important is correct spiritual knowledge, that is revised and contemplated upon regularly and applied in daily life, that no one can even begin their spiritual journey without it.