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Mental load, overthinking, endless questions about the meaning of sutras and doctrines: the mind grows restless and takes the place of what is essential. In this satsang, Hans Yoganand ji reminds us that spirituality is not a climb but a deepening, and...
English below. Voici le seizième satsang ancien republié à l'intention des observants : "Choisir la simplicité". Ce satsang rappelle aux observants l'importance de la simplicité dans leur vie de tous les jours et de la référence au Saint-Nom, à sa pratique,...
Many human beings spend their lives searching outside themselves for the happiness, peace, or fulfillment they feel they are missing. Yet external pleasures and satisfactions often remain fragile and temporary. This satsang explores another way of living:...
Spirituality may not be a conquest or a form of self-improvement, but a way of becoming available again to what is already present within us. This text explores the relationship between free will, the mind, time, and Grace, through the image of the transmitter...
Spiritual Realization (sahaja-samadhi) is a way of living naturally within the agya, in alignment with the fundamental harmony (Rita). This harmony is always present, but its perception depends on how we live. Noise, agitation, and certain life conditions...
At a certain point in Observance, practice no longer needs justification or purpose. This shift marks a movement from a search oriented toward Realization to a simple, continuous presence in the Holy Name. In this lived proximity, Grace becomes perceptible,...