Gautam shares a couplet of Shiv-Gorakhnath, and its significance in light of the varying degrees of the sense of ‘doership when it comes to receiving, asking and taking.

A student of Advaita reflects how the teaching and life’s events helped bring about humility and understanding of non-doership

Gautam shares a couplet of Shiv-Gorakhnath Babaji, and its significance in light of the ‘doership’ when it comes to speaking.

Gautam Sachdeva takes the seeker through the core concepts of Advaita sage Ramesh Balsekar, as outlined in his first book ‘Pointers from Ramesh Balsekar’.

Advaita and The Law of Attraction

This passage throws light on the understanding that, If everyone is an instrument of the same Source, then our relationship is with the Source, not people. We are all separate instruments designed by the same Source. With this understanding, others’ opinions are not opposed but accepted. We withdraw all opposition.

What Can We Truly Control

"It is Consciousness initiating itself through recognition of its true nature."

Maharaj is pointing to the beingness or consciousness without which the body is dead matter. The same message as ‘Abide in your beingness’ by Nisargadatta Maharaj and ‘Be with the absence of doership’ as conveyed by Ramesh ji

Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘The End of Separation,’ talks about patterns of the ego, and witnessing the entanglements of the thinking mind.