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Recent Entries WritingsShivaramanji – The Silent Serving Saint! December 14, 2010
.jpg) December 2011- Shubhraji Shivramanji served my guru, Pujya Swami Chinmayanandaji, for many years. He came from his village as a youth and never returned home.
On December 6, 2010 at the earthly age of 86 years, this powerful, loving Being left his body to merge and rest at the Feet of His Master – as he had done from the day he came to Powai Ashram to be with Swamiji.
A day to laugh about August 8, 2010
[Vignettes with My Guru: Swami Chinmayanandaji] The year was 1984. I was traveling with Pujya Swamiji in During that time, we had a wonderful program at the Deenabandhu temple, for Swamiji’s birthday celebration, which I video taped. That week I was not alone in my life as a videographer. My sister, Neeru Mehta of Ahmedabad, and friends, Asha Kamdar of Mumbai and Mala Daswani of Connecting with the Divine – Form vs. Formless January 2, 2010
Shubhraji Colorado USA The Divine Consciousness is the One Truth, the source and substratum of this entire universe, as well as our essential Being. To connect with this essence is the aim of all spiritual practice (sadhana). All religions declare this state of Consciousness to be formless, eternal, omnipresent, omniscient and omnipotent. There are many ways to invoke this Truth. Not only do the paths vary-from service to devotion to knowledge, but also even within them, there are diverse methods and techniques to achieve this connection. One needs to define for oneself, what approach is in resonance with one’s inner temperament. In India, the entire philosophy rests on Vedic truths Vedanta is a universal philosophy of life. The quintessential teachings of Vedanta form the Advaita philosophy (Non-dual Reality). In Advaita, the emphasis is always on connecting with the Formless Reality–or the one, which is without attributes (nirguna).It is One without a second and is referred to as Brahman or the Absolute Reality. Shubhraji's Retreat Journal March 28, 2009
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