Indian Spiritual Science

God has done everything to get us out of miseries but we simply reject his Will. Then why blame Him for our doings? Man is attuned to find fault in others. An accurate example is our eyes. It cannot see itself but can only see the world. Thus, we are habituated to find fault with the world and God at times. We never look at our mistakes due to our bloated EGO. This makes us consider ourselves as perfect due to which we make no progress (improvement) in Life. Remember, improvement is a result of realizing one's inefficiency and ignorance. We blame God for not giving us enough insight, to know ourselves. We are being brutally unjust. We cannot blame God for our narrow mind which is cluttered with our own made up conceptions and notions. God's Grace is available to everyone in equal measures. But due to our own fallacies we are unable to see and taste it. We are not willing to accept our ignorance and work towards it. The biggest Grace of God is that we are granted the fr...

We have ignored God throughout our lives. Instead of utilizing our precious human birth to achieve the highest goal, we choose to pursue degraded professions that involve our mind. The one who has directed his senses towards material comforts and pleasures is the most unfortunate. What is the use of this human body, if we live like animals. We do not deserve this gift, as we satisfy our mind. Instead of 'transforming this animalistic mind' into 'divine' we, 'the divine' are transforming into 'animals'. This human birth is perhaps our last chance to realize the true goal of life. If we do not hinge onto spiritual discipline now, we shall surely be cursed with an animal body. This is because it is the most suitable body for our ill bred mind. If we refuse to bear sanity by adopting spiritual discipline, then we shall continue to enter the lower domains of consciousness. This cycle will take us farther from our goal until we are granted the Human Body...

On having the vision of the divine couple,  Manu and Shatarupa also feasted their eyes endearingly on Srimati Sitadevi's countenance. Understanding the heart of His dear devotees, the Lord continued, "The one who stands by my side is my better half, Adishakti, the Mother of the universe. She is the creative force who has given rise to this phenomenal world. When I appear as your son, even Srimati Sita will incarnate." Saying so, the kind Lord and the Universal mother disappeared. We, as devotees of the Supreme Lord, commit ourselves to the knowledge of mother Sita, whose description as the mother of the universe at the time of His appearance as the Lord of Manu and Shatarupa was quite different as compared to the mother's appearance as the daughter of King Janaka. Although the Lord introduced Srimati Sitadevi as "Maya" or His creative force, He knew the heart of his devotees, Manu and Shatarupa, who also wanted the presence of the Mother in their lives...