Daily Messages
Daily spiritual nourishment from the Masters
Daily spiritual nourishment from the Masters of our Order. These messages are drawn from the published works and talks of Pujya Babuji Maharaj, Dr. K.C. Varadachari, and Rev. K.C. Narayana.
Pujya Babuji Maharaj’s Message
From Peerless Pearls
“For picking up the pearls one must oneself dive deep into the ocean.”
Dr. K.C. Varadachari’s Message
Daily Inspiration
“Some people say God is "Soorya Koti Sama Prabha" i.e the light of God is hundreds of crores of Sun's light. It is not so. The Upanishads or the Veda says that it is a Light that is not visible to your senses or to your mind, and it may even be called that it is dark.”
Rev. K.C. Narayana’s Reference
Commentary on the Master’s Message
“"When we dive deep then we bring pearls out of it", an obvious sentence. But are we prepared to dive or are we prepared to swim? Is it more happy to swim than to dive or is it more happy to dive than to swim? Swimmers may answer. I don't know, I don't know swimming. "The wisdom of man is that he should make the unfavourable things favourable." He is talking about the earlier things because your problems are unfavourable things, you think it is not favourable to you, but in reality they are favourable. A burden, an attachment, it is a disgust you get after sometime. With every attachment you get a disgust, every person feels this, you get a disgust, you do not know what to do with it, then recluse comes. Don't become a recluse. Let the disgust get transformed into belief in the Divine, and then you get a pearl. If you don't go into the problem and try to put it under the carpet saying that everything is alright, you are only swimming, you are not diving deep. Go into the problem, try to see which is it that is holding you, you get perhaps an answer there. "In other words, we should try to succeed in converting the whole of the material force into spirituality: and it so happens in our Sahaj Marg system, if we get a competent master."”
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Messages are drawn from the published works of the Masters. Use the calendar or arrows to browse messages from any date.