Gautam shares Maharaj’s teaching of abiding in beingness to discover the unshakeable peace.

What is noticed is Maya and whatever cannot be seen is Brahman

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

Exploration of Siddharameshwar Maharaj’s teachings on the quest for spiritual growth and getting rid of Maya

Gautam talks about whether it helps to be in the presence of a living master.

Gautam shares a powerful message : Peace is not an experience, it is a natural state that is always there. You do not need an experience to enjoy the drug of peace of mind in daily living.

Enjoy Not Doing, and just Be. Honour the fact that you are a Human ‘Being’ and not a Human ‘Doing’. As Maharaj says, "We are so accustomed to doing that refraining from hard work is even harder"

What comes unasked is what is meant for you – be it pleasure or pain. The universe has its way taking care.

Gautam responds to questions on the practice of meditation in Advaita, praying to two Gods and taking decisions without the aggravated sense of doership.

Talks on Advaita

Your last prayer on earth: Thank You