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In this track, Poojya Swamiji warns seekers against having excessive attachment to the body. Our body is completely grown by the age of 21. After that, the qualities which are to be developed by us are only in the inner personality. We can develop them till the end of our life.
In this track, Swamiji discusses the quality of sincerity saying that sincerity cannot be one-sided and selfish. You should be able to appreciate the quality of sincerity in others also.
In this track, Swamiji stresses that any quality can be cultivated by one’s own effort. One must keep the desired quality in mind and contemplate repeatedly on it and the benefits that it will give.
Purity is an essential quality for a seeker, says Swamiji. A seeker should have a pure mind and intelligence. One must have a healthy, flexible and sensitive mind, so that it will be able to employ the body and the bodily parts efficiently in a very effective manner.
In this audio, Swamiji addresses the youth and gives them guidance on improving their own personality.
In this audio, Poojya Swamiji speaks about how one has to be diligent in improving one’s character, behaviour and interactions. One has to work on all the three consistently throughout one’s life.
Poojya Swamiji, in this talk, discusses the quality of integrity. Any quality of the mind and intelligence is a spiritual quality. So, integrity is a spiritual quality.
How do we cultivate attention? What are the inner values that make us attentive to the work we do or are made to do? This is a very important question since it is mainly attention which impacts the performance. Swamiji goes into the factors that determine the degree of attention.
How is it that in ancient India, almost all treatises, whether in the field of science, mathematics, medicine, or literature, even dictionaries, were composed in poetry? Swamiji explains the benefits of reading poetry, how it re-organizes the mind and instills the qualities we want. One may not have the qualities initially, but chanting the poetry produces the joy equal to the attainment. Isn’t it a wonderful vehicle for transformation?
That quality that enables us to distinguish between the changing and the changeless is viveka. This viveka sharpens our intelligence and makes our faculties subtler and more perceptive. It is an essential quality of a seeker.
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