Spreading Guruhari Pappaji Maharaj's Teachings
Swami Shreeji To Earn the Grace of God One of Param Pujya Pappaji’s great brahmsutras is, “Speak less, work more. Let your results speak for you.” People express their bhakti in different ways. Some are very outward in their acts of devotion, showing a lot of emotions and need close contact with the guru and Guruhari. Others are more reserved
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All satsangi have a desire to achieve oneness with God. Our goal is to feel His presence and bliss from within at every moment so that we see Him here and now. This is what is meant by ‘Pragat prabhu ne pratyaksh karo”, that is, to have a personal relationship with Guruhari Pappaji who is the manifest form of God
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Whenever we are faced with difficulties in our life, we often do not have enough trust in God to ride the storm, to remain happy and be totally confident that everything will work out in the best possible way; we are often filled with doubts and worries.
Param Pujya Kakashri once spoke the words, “Pragat prabhu ni orkhan to chhe, chhe ne chhe ja, gaiya ja nathi, gaiya ja nathi, gaiya ja nathi” – “We have the association of the manifest form of God, He has not gone, He has not gone, He has not gone.” Guruhari Pappaji Maharaj manifested on this earth on Bhadarava vad
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If you see kids fighting and there was no way you could call the police, what would you do?
What is more important, material objects such as phones and toys or the people around you? If you had to choose one to have with you (objects or family) for the rest of your life, which one would it be?
Pappaji taught that you should never think negativity of others no matter how much you dislike them or no matter how bad they are.
“A friend is he who is harsh to you if it brings greater good and in return, he who does not sulk or feel hurt by the actions of his friend is a true friend.”
“It is better to have little but true devotion and never fall into the trap of faking virtues.”