“Sant Tulsidas also explains with an analogy: ‘The water of a river that has reached the ocean becomes one with the ocean and no longer has an identity of a river. The river has become part of the ocean.’ “Just as the water of the river find peace in union with the ocean, in the same manner when the soul unites with God, duality disappears, and the soul becomes tranquil. River is no longer a river it becomes ocean. When the soul (atman) is united with the One or God it is no longer an individual soul (Jivatma), but it is the Supreme Soul (Paramatma). This is the highest state of achievement and bliss: the state of complete unity of the Soul and God.” (Swami Sant Sevi Ji Maharaj)

“When we go within, we actually realize what is true happiness. We realize that there is no happiness outside in either any powers of the world or in any riches of the world, or in any other relationships. We understand that true happiness is something that is very internal to us. So, we should aim at going within. We should aim at realizing the reality — and that work is done by Simran. With all our chores outside — with all our activities that we do outside — we should first remember that we should do our Simran and Dhyan Bhajan because that is the true work that we have to do.” (Baba Ram Singh, August 2018 Meditation Talk)

Dear son: I have got your letter. You need not be anxious for definite and clear spiritual exercises. …

“Consider this for yourself: command your soul to travel to India, and it will be there faster than your command. Command it to cross over to the ocean, and again it will quickly be there, not as having passed from place to place but simply as being there. Command it…

Raidās [Sant Ravidas] also makes it clear that bhakti is not about asceticism or the pride-evoking practice of yoga but about losing oneself in the love of God [bhakti]. He sings, “Bhakti is not like this, my brother. Whatever is done without the name of Rām, is all called delusion. Bhakti is…

“You have to keep on doing Simran and, gradually, with the continuous practice of Simran, Dhyan Bhajan only, the mind can focus and come up to the Third Eye, see the Radiant Form of the Guru and hear the Sound Current. So, Simran is very essential. And if one continuously…

The darkness in the well of the world is driven away when the Self-Effulgent lamp of Knowledge sheds it light. Make me repeat the Naam day and night. And keep me steadfastly absorbed in contemplation on You. …

“How can, then, the spiritual practices, prescribed by Sants, which are extremely delicate and subtle, be felt enjoyable without the concentration of mind and spirit? Just as the food comes in contact with the tongue at the time of eating, yet its taste cannot be enjoyed if the attention is…

There has always been a Living Mystic Path of the Masters operating in the world across the many centuries, across the ages of humanity. The Path of the Masters or Way of the Saints is in possession of the key that unlocks the inner door of spirituality: the embodied wisdom…