Chivasangh_Notes_SKY

 **Summary of Sunday Satsang – June 7, 2026** The Sunday Chivsang was held in a peaceful and spiritually uplifting atmosphere, enhanced by meditation and the presence of the Enlightened Master. Masterji began the discourse by posing a profound question: **“Are we born to suffer or enjoy?”** He explained that both happiness (*sukha*) and sorrow (*dukkha*) are states of the mind (*manasu*). Human beings experience these dualities through worldly attachments and circumstances. Events that bring happiness today may become the source of sorrow tomorrow. Therefore, a spiritual seeker must learn to view both pleasure and pain with equal detachment. Masterji emphasized that the mind is responsible for creating experiences of happiness and sorrow. Through the proper use of *buddhi* (intelligence or discrimination), one can transcend these dualities. When the mind no longer reacts to pleasure and pain, true peace (*shanthi*) arises. This inner peace leads to liberation and ultimately to unio...

 Namachivayam Sunday Chivasangh – May 31, 2026 The Sunday Chivasangh was conducted in a serene and spiritually uplifting atmosphere amidst the beauty of nature, accompanied by the soothing sounds of birds. The session began with meditation by the Abhyasis, and the arrival of the Divine Master further deepened the tranquility and spiritual vibrations of the gathering. Masterji centered his discourse on the nature of peace and disturbance. He posed a profound question: *Does peacefulness depend upon external circumstances, or does disturbance arise from one's own mental conception and reaction?* He explained that peace is not determined by the environment, objects, or the behavior of others. Rather, it depends on how the mind interprets and responds to situations. According to him, disturbances originate within when we allow external events to enter and influence the mind. To illustrate this truth, Masterji referred to situations such as criticism or harsh words from a spouse, collea...

 Namachivayam Sunday Chivsangh  -  May 24, 2026 The Sunday Chivasangh held at the Mouna Mantappa on May 24, 2026, unfolded in a serene and divine atmosphere amidst greenery and the soothing sounds of birds. The gathering began with intense meditation, and the arrival of the Enlightened Master deepened the sense of peace and spiritual energy among the Abhyasis. Masterji began by enquiring about the well-being of everyone, emphasizing that a peaceful mind filled with divine energy naturally leads to happiness and positivity. Abhyasi Sripriya then addressed the gathering, stressing the importance of maintaining a diary for constant remembrance of the Master. She explained that repeatedly writing the words “Master” or “Shiva” helps keep the mind connected to divine energy, promotes positivity, purifies the mind, and sustains inner peace. She also highlighted the importance of filling the emptied and cleansed mind with the Master’s energy. Continuing the discourse, Masterji sa...

 Namachivayam  Sunday Satsang – May 17, 2026 The Sunday Satsang at the Mouna Mantappa began in a peaceful and divine atmosphere surrounded by nature and meditation. The Abhyasis gathered for intense Silentation/Meditation, and with the arrival of Masterji, the atmosphere became even more serene and spiritually uplifting. Masterji explained that he sees every Abhyasi as a “Ratna” or precious gemstone. He said that divinity exists within everyone, but it remains hidden due to negativity and worldly attachments. Through spiritual cleansing and realization, this inner divinity shines forth like a gem. According to him, the purpose of attending Satsang is to realize one’s true divine nature. He emphasized that while Abhyasis may serve as volunteers, donors, or practitioners, his primary concern is the spiritual progress and liberation of practitioners. Masterji stated that true freedom comes from within and not through external discipline imposed by others. One must attend Satsang ...

 Namachivayam Sunday Satsang -May 10, 2026 Masterji’s Sunday Satsang at Mouna Mantappa was conducted in a peaceful and spiritually uplifting atmosphere amidst nature and meditation. He began by asking the Abhyasis why they gather every Sunday and compared the importance of attending Satsang to undergoing dialysis. Just as dialysis is essential for sustaining physical life by purifying the blood, regular participation in Satsang is essential for spiritual purification and Liberation. Therefore, attendance should be sincere and consistent. Masterji explained that human beings are born due to accumulated negativity and karmic impressions, but the true purpose of life is to attain Liberation and avoid rebirth. He said suffering is closely connected to the mind and worldly existence, remarking that “manasinda sufferings” — suffering arises from the mind. As negativity dissolves through spiritual practice, one gradually feels lighter and more peaceful. Enlightenment makes a person spirit...

 Namachivayam Special Satsang - May 01, 2026 On the auspicious occasion of Chitra Masa Poornima on May 1, 2026, the Divine Master conducted a special Satsang focused on the profound subject of Mukthi or Liberation. After deep meditation by the Abhyasis, the Master explained that liberation essentially means freedom from suffering, which arises from numerous negative tendencies (“Nakarathmic Gunagallu”) such as fear, anxiety, jealousy, hatred, sorrow, and ego. According to him, if these negative qualities are removed, suffering ceases to exist. The Master emphasized that attaining Moksha is not easy and requires sincere longing, determination, and spiritual effort. He stated that Self-Realisation is the first step toward liberation and encouraged everyone to ask themselves the fundamental question: “Who am I?” Human beings experience both happiness and sorrow because they possess positive as well as negative tendencies. When one transcends both joy and sorrow and remains in a balanc...