There is no need of any competition with anybody. You are yourself, and as you are, you are perfectly good. Accept yourself. — Osho

Never defile your Self, by hating yourself. Never believe there is any mistake you've made that is going to rise up against you. Everyone has made mistakes, forget it. Begin to realize who you are, begin to love yourself dearly, lift yourself up and become free. ~ Robert Adams

“All birth ends in death, all creation ends in dissolution. All accumulation ends in dispersion. All that appears real is transitory. Ignore these omens and drink the elixir of fearlessness!” ~ Nagarjuna

“He who sees Me everywhere and sees everything in Me is never lost to Me, nor am I ever lost to him.” ~ Krishna, Bhagavad Gita 6.30

“That bliss of the Self is always with you, and you will find it for yourself, if you would seek it earnestly. The cause of your misery is not in the life outside you, it is in you as the ego. You impose limitations on yourself and then make a vain struggle to transcend them.”

Timeframe of consequences of actions. In the times of the Ram Avatar, consequences followed actions very quickly. Kaikeyi faced the result of the terrible deeds she had committed within a few weeks itself. In Krishna Avatar, it took more time, years passed before consequences

Samsara is the mind turned outwardly, lost in its projections. Nirvana is the mind turned inwardly, recognizing its true nature. ~ Sogyal Rinpoche

Accepting Hukam is not always easy, as life may present unexpected turns. However, Sikhi reminds us that Waheguru's plan surpasses our own, and trusting in Hukam can bring peace even amidst challenges. All spiritual traditions talk about the will, the command, the instruction,

Make everything in you an ear. Be still enough, and you will hear what does not come from thought. Life is always speaking. Not to the person you imagine yourself to be, but to the silence underneath. Listen. What you need is being given, wordlessly, now.

What was shown was whole from the beginning: undivided, beyond time, and present in all things.

Mindfulness is useful only if it returns you to what is prior to mind. The sound is not there to improve the person. It interrupts thought and returns attention to the silence beneath it. In that pause, you do not become your true self. You stop leaving it.

On Baisakhi Day around 300 years ago, the tenth Sikh Guru Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, formed the Khalsa. Baisakhi is the day of the Punjabi New Year and the spring harvest, particularly for farmers thanking God for a prosperous crop. It was also the day when Sri Guru Gobind Singh

Simran's value lies not in its duration, but in the depth of connection it fosters. A single moment of remembering Waheguru with love can offer more peace than hours of routine. To remember with love is Simran. When the love becomes a meditation, an offering of oneself to the

Haumai, or ego, often leads us to believe we are correct, but Sikhi encourages us to pause and reflect. True strength emerges when we can release our ego and embrace truth, even if we stand alone. Wanting to be right. This sentiment makes people run around in circles constantly.

Truth alone triumphs; not untruth. The divine path is laid by truth through which, The sages whose desires have been completely fulfilled, Reach the Absolute, where the supreme Truth resides. ~ Mundaka Upanishad

Real religion or Dharma means that which does not change, our eternal nature. It is not just a faith designation--like Hindu, Christian, Muslim, Jew etc--which are merely external labels that one can change at any time. Dharma is the intrinsic nature of a thing, like the wetness

Call it by any name, God, Self, the Heart, or the Seat of Consciousness, it is all the same. ~ Ramana Maharshi

What you need will come to you, if you do not ask for what you do not need. Yet only few people reach this state of complete dispassion and detachment. It is a very high state, the very threshold of liberation.

Shubh Akshaya Tritiya. Akshaya means never-diminishing, everlasting. It is one of the days in the Hindu calendar that is a complete Muhurat, which means that every second of this tithi is auspicious to start new ventures. In India, people often wait for this day to buy

Right will always remain right, regardless of the number of people who disregard it. Similarly, wrong will always be wrong, even if the entire world embraces it. Sikhi encourages us to remain steadfast in truth, rather than following trends. What is right; what is wrong? What is