Sri Babuji explains that the Guru is like a window for the seeker, a see-through mechanism. It helps us to get rid of our limitedness and experience the limitless sky.

Sri Sainathuni Sarath Babuji defines what a Sadguru is and how he teaches and transforms us with his unconditional love.

Sri Babuji uses the metaphor of a magnet and a piece of iron for the transformative process of the devotee in the presence of the Guru. He explains the difference between the magnet and a piece of iron, and how the piece of Iron can become a magnet.

Sri Babuji explains the meaning of Samadhi as the state in which our needs are answered.

Sri Babuji explains the significance of nishtha (unflinching persevarance) and saburi (happily and patiently following something through).

About how the quality of one's desires and happiness changes when one realizes that Baba is fulfilling the desires.

Sri Babuji explains the meaning of Samadhi as the state in which our needs are answered.

Sri Babuji says that the Guru is like a window for the seeker, a see-through mechanism. It helps us to get rid of our limitedness and experience the limitless sky.

Sri Babuji sheds light on runanubandha and the sense of belonging. The powerful recognition of "we belong to Baba and Baba belongs to us".

Talking about our relationship to the Sadguru Sri Babuji uses the paradox of 'the familiar stranger'. The Sadguru feels very familiar to us, yet at the same time strange: he is a a familiar stranger and strangely familiar. He is the concretization of one's abstract sense of fulfillment.