Sadhvi Bhagawatiji explains the role of the Guru today. We live our live`s with a veil of ignorance in front of our eyes but we don`t know it - that is the game of the ego. The ego runs the whole spectrum of every concept...
Read MoreSadhvi Bhagawatiji teaches us how to serve every moment through the leadership of Pujya Swamiji. She gives us examples of the ability of Pujya Swamiji to know exactly what people might need in every moment. He is like a mother to children, when there is...
Read MoreSadhvi Bhagawatiji looks at the question of whether we find our Guru or whether the Guru finds us. We need to understand that there’s a path we’re not able to see, regardless of what we do, the path is not becoming clear and we have...
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Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati at Parmarth Niketan discusses: The Role of the Guru Prayer Divine Love What is Karma and answers questions from seekers from around the world, during her daily Satsang from the banks of the holy Ganga River....
Read MoreSadhvi Bhagawatiji answers a question raised in satsang about if Pujya Swamiji is man, messenger of the Divine or the highest goal of human existence. She answers so beautifully that He is everything and different people perceive and respect Him in different ways, depending on...
Read MoreSadhvi Bhagawatiji explains, "Ru means remover of, and Gu means darkness. So Guru is one who removes darkness and brings us into the light. It’s important to understand that Guru doesn't mean the creator of light, because the light has always been there. Guru helps...
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Sadhviji explains the importance of opening our inner or third eye. We can only experience so much with our five senses. The inner or third eye allows us to see the Divine within ourselves and to hear God. She also describes the meaning of a...
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Asked how do we find the guru within ourselves, Sadhviji responds, “The light of the Guru will find you.” She explains how to find your physical Guru and our tendency to be discontent with any one Guru....
Read MoreSadhviji explains the importance of opening our inner eye.We can only experience so much with our five senses. The inner eye,or the third eye, allows us to see the Divine within ourselves. ...
Read MoreSadhviji describes the meaning of a Guru using the analogy of clay and a potter. ...
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