Temple of Divine Mother
Trailinga Swamiji started his tapasya after age 50, yet reached liberation through performing great austerities.
Learn about how this remarkable sadhu renounced the world, became completely absorbed in God, performed several benevolent miracles, and had an immense influence on our Swamiji. …read more
Trailinga Swami was a great embodiment of tapasya. His main teaching was the example of his life – the example of what it is to perform tapasya. Tapasya is any spiritual discipline we perform to move closer to God, to make ourselves more pure and divine. There is a verse from the Rig Veda. It says […]
Do Gurus see the faults of the disciples when they come to their shelter? What pre-requisites does a guru require in a student? Do they offer guidance to the saint & sinner alike? Can anyone come to the Gurus basically? Sometimes I feel, not enough, why do they still keep shining their grace on me? […]
Knowing the importance of the different forms of Durga Maa will help you to perform Navaratri worship with ultimate devotion and dedication.
This understanding will keep you focused on a different aspect of Mother every day, as it outlines a path of sadhana to enrich and elevate the spiritual aspirant.…read more
Read about what it’s like to perform sadhana with Swamiji in the Himalayas and rural West Bengal. This series reads as a guide to tapasya, providing insight into how Swamiji designs a discipline and lifestyle of long-asana sadhana.
Read through Swamiji’s yatralogue as he tours through the plains of India and shares his sadhana and knowledge. …read more
Yatralogue #9: The Universality of Spirituality Our sadhana is teaching us that spirituality is truly universal. It’s all about moving from the consciousness of division, suffering, and separation to the consciousness of love, wholeness, and unity. That consciousness is what we call God. And there are just so many paths… That’s why we feel equally […]
Festivities begin at 3pm on February 13th and go throughout the night.…read more
In the Chandi Path, when troubled by the …read more
Here we met with the head sadhu, who explained that when the Shiva Lingam had been discovered, they dug down almost 9 feet under the ground searching for its end. After digging so far and not finding the end of it, a number of snakes appeared from underneath the lingam, … read more
You have shown us what Santana Dharma really is!… read more
Learn three practices to maintain long continuous chanting— breath after breath, hour after hour. …read more
Our rhythm of worship became the whole of our lives with nothing else in between. Our whole association together became focused on supporting …read more
We are sitting in the Arati Sthal, the covered veranda in front of the Ganesh Temple …read more
