Ananda Marga Dharmacast

We go over  a few steps you can take to improve your meditation practice.

Exceptional people are the ones who have built our human society, so don’t worry if your spiritual practices put you in a minority.

Why should I start meditation now, when I can do it at a later time?  Dada Vedaprajinananda explores this question.

Someone asked this question 3500 years ago, and it is still a pressing issue. Dada Vedaprajinananda goes into it using the response given by the yogi-king Yudhisthira and by contemporary guru Shrii Shrii Anandamurti

Dada Vedaprajinananda is joined by special guest Dr. Sid Jordan, aka. Acarya Vishvamitra for a discussion on the roles of meditation and psychotherapy in the task of overcoming psychological problems and reaching our full human potential.

Is there a way to understand the milestones on the spiritual path? In this episode we look at four stages of spiritual growth.  This topic stemmed from a question by one of our listeners who wondered how to deal with the obstacles to meditation posed by friends, neighbors and other people who do not understand what we are doing.

Dada Vedaprajinananda answers a question from a listener who doesn’t always have the desire to meditate. The key to staying inspired is keeping good company (satsang) either in person or electronically!

The real knowledge is spiritual knowledge and the constant remembrance that we are being witnessed by the Supreme Consciousness. Dada Vedaprajinananda reads from a discourse of Shrii Shrii Anandamurti and makes a short comment.

We can correct the social and economic defects of the present system with new social and economic principles, policies and programs, but the starting point and ending point of this endeavor is love and a spiritual outlook.  Dada Vedaprajinananda explains why this is so.