Spreading Guruhari Pappaji Maharaj's Teachings
Swami Shreeji In the history of all religions, one can find many examples of individuals with godly powers, who have used these in order to aid the masses to realise exactly who they are. In many of these instances, this is usually where the story ends. However, Param Pujya Ben, referred to as ‘Africa na Bhagwan’ by Guruhari Pappaji Maharaj, wished
Continue readingParam Pujya Ben’s Centenary Dedication by P.Pujan Thakrar
To live in God, to be of God, to live for God [1] To become the abode of God (brahmrup) To experience His presence and His bliss from within at every moment To see God right here and right now To receive inspiration from Him in every thought, word and deed (to join with parbrahm)
Why do we celebrate the 1st of June every year? This day is a very historic day for us as it combines three events; events that have changed the way in which we believe in Lord Swaminarayan and His teachings.
Swami Shreeji We have attained the ultimate in the manifest form of Param Pujya Pappaji and His current day swarupo. The feeling that we had the first time we met Pappaji, the conviction that we had that He is God and the feeling that I want to live in Him and for Him should remain forever. We often feel such
Continue readingVachan is the greatest form of worship by Pujya Sunilbhai Gandhi
Swami Shreeji Ahoho Aa Prapti? Part 1: Understanding what we have attained. Introduction Guruhari Pappaji Maharaj used to say that every day is our New Year’s Day, this is because every day is like a new spiritual rebirth. The compassion and grace that God has bestowed upon us is almost beyond our comprehension. Guruhari Pappaji often used to say, ‘Ahoho
Swami Shreeji Maharaj says that everyone wants to worship God, but their understanding differs. We should have only one understanding, and that is to stay submerged in Gunatit bhav.
સ્વામિશ્રીજી પરાભક્તિ પર્વની જય જય જય પરાભક્તિ પર્વ પરિપત્ર નં-૧
Swami Shreeji Under the instructions of Yogiji Maharaj and with his blessings the Sadhak sisters attended a spiritual seminar at Varsova in 1965. The seminar focused on how these sisters would achieve their goal of attaining ékantik dharma – a single-minded conviction for God and religion. The main contents of those seminars have been published here in this book as
