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 Namachivayam  Sunday Satsang - March 29, 2026 The Sunday Satsang at Mouna Mantappa began in a serene environment, surrounded by greenery and chirpping of birds. Abhyasis assembled at the Mouna Mantappa and commenced intense meditation, experiencing inner calm. With the arrival of the Master, the atmosphere became even more divine and tranquil. Masterji explained that the purpose of spiritual sadhana is Self-realization through the Guru’s divine energy. Spirituality helps remove negativity and attain complete purity. When one becomes the Spirit, one is free from attachments and experiences continuous happiness. He emphasized that while the material world surrounds us, the spiritual world exists within. Humans are born to become the Spirit, but inner negativity must first be dissolved. He highlighted that transformation of the mind is key. When desires are fulfilled, we feel happy; when they are not, we suffer. Using the analogy of a dog and an elephant, he explained that mater...

 Namachivayam Sunday Satsang - March 22, 2026 The Sunday Satsang at the Mouna Mantappa began in a calm and serene environment, surrounded by nature. Abhyasis gathered and engaged in deep meditation, experiencing inner peace and silence. With the arrival of the Enlightened Master, the atmosphere became even more divine and tranquil. Masterji raised a thought-provoking question: should one seek only happiness in material life, or aspire for something higher? He emphasized that one must seriously strive for Mukthi (liberation), rather than attempting to pursue both worldly happiness and liberation simultaneously. When one sincerely works toward Mukthi, true happiness and peace follow naturally. He explained that attaining Mukthi requires dedication and the guidance of an Enlightened Master. Just as knowledge is gained through personal effort, Mukthi can only be achieved with the support and direction of a realized Master. Serving the Master with devotion is essential to receive his gu...

 Namachivayam Sunday Satsang (Feb 15, 2026)** The Sunday Satsang began with deep meditation at the Mouna Mantappa, and the physical presence of the revered Master after a brief absence intensified the atmosphere of peace and devotion. Masterji centered his discourse on Mukthi (liberation), emphasizing that it can be attained only through Adhyatmikathe (spiritual practice) and complete non-attachment. Attachment, he explained, arises from the mind and is the root cause of suffering. When the mind is silenced through sincere practice, purity emerges, leading to Anandha (bliss). Ultimately, when the mind becomes entirely free from even the slightest trace of attachment, one attains Nirvana. He stressed dissolving the sense of “Naanu” (I) and “Nanadhu” (Mine). By cultivating the attitude of “Idham Na Mama” (this is not mine), a seeker gradually transcends possessiveness and ego, realizing “Yavudhu Nanadhalla” (nothing is mine). True spiritual progress requires inner strength to remain ...

 Namachivayam Sunday Satsang - Nov. 23, 2025 The Sunday Satsang began in a serene and uplifting atmosphere filled with sunlight, cool breeze, and birdsong. The Abhyasis created a sacred ambience through the chanting of Guruvandane, Nirvana Shatkam, Panchakshari, followed by silentation. The arrival of the enlightened Master further deepened the sense of peace and devotion. Abhyasis honoured the Master on their birthdays and offered morning salutations. Masterji began by saying that one should eagerly await Sunday Satsang after six days of separation, as true love for the Master naturally creates longing for his physical presence. He emphasised that God resides within every individual. Experiencing Him internally is spirituality, whereas seeking Him externally is religion. Masterji explained that God is beyond the human mind, and only a purified mind can perceive Him. He stated that one should strive to embody divine qualities, becoming calm and peaceful like Shiva. Reacting to situ...

 *Sunday Satsang Summary – November 2, 2025* Chivaguru Namachivayam The Sunday Satsang began in a calm and divine atmosphere, enhanced by the chanting of Guruvandane, Nirvana Shatkam, Panchakshari and silent meditation. With the arrival of Masterji, the environment became vibrant, and the Abhyasis eagerly awaited his guidance. Masterji began with a thought-provoking question—whether years of attending Satsangs have truly transformed the Abhyasis or if it has become just a routine gathering. He emphasized focusing on the *present moment*, rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future. He explained that *purity* exists within everyone, but *negativity* obstructs its expression. Constant remembrance of the Guru and absorption of his divine energy help in negating these impurities and strengthening inner purity. He urged everyone to devote more time to positive thought and spiritual effort instead of chasing material gains. Highlighting the contrast between materialism ...

**Sunday Satsang Summary – October 26, 2025** ** Namachivayam** The Sunday Satsang began in a serene setting filled with sunlight, breeze, and chirping of birds. The chanting of *Guruvandane*, *Nirvana Shatkam*, *Panchakshari*, and *silentation* elevated the atmosphere further. With the arrival of the Master, the gathering grew vibrant and devotional. Abhyasi **Sripriya Mam** addressed the group on the theme of **Spiritual Morality**, distinguishing it from social morality. She explained that social morality concerns welfare acts in society, while spiritual morality aligns with *Dharma*—like a compass always pointing north. Illustrating this, she narrated the example of a devotee who chose to return ₹50 mistakenly received, despite the return trip costing four times more, showing how purity drives right action without regard for material cost. She said spiritual morality is based on *Truth* and leads one toward divinity, humility, and forgiveness. True spiritual people, she said, are n...