Notes 17 May

 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 willingly and free oneself from attachment to worldly matters.


Masterji stressed the importance of cleansing the mind before receiving divine energy from the Master. This purification happens through the guidance of energisers and by maintaining a calm and empty mind. He advised devotees visiting temples to absorb divine vibrations rather than approach the deity only with worldly demands.


He further said that all human beings are essentially “Energy,” regardless of social identities such as doctor, engineer, or teacher. Since people remain entangled in material life throughout the week, attending Satsang every Sunday helps them reconnect with divine energy and inner peace.


Masterji says, that there are three types of Energy.  Energy "A" is the energy that is available everywhere.   Energy "B" is the energy that is prevalent in all beings and Energy "C" is the energy that is prevalent in all "Matters".  He says "Matter" remains the same always and there is no ego aspect but in beings there is ego.  He says "Matter" also gets destroyed in course of time and becomes "A" energy.  In this context Masterji quotes Swami Vivekananda, who says "become Divine before you die". Swami Vivekananda says "Each soul is potentially divine. The goal is to manifest this Divinity within by controlling nature, external and internal.


Masterji says that one should not have any "Rurnanubhandha" that is "Karmic debt" for one's progress in becoming divine.  Here Masterji quotes an example of people who proceed on Haj Pilgrimage  who ensures that there no "Karmic debts" before they leave for the holy pilgrimage.   He says when one has to become divine then he should not lag behind from progressing due to his "Karmic debts".


Masterji also spoke about the dualities of life such as “Kashta” (hardship) and “Ishta” (liking). He encouraged everyone to attend Satsang voluntarily and joyfully, saying: “Ishtavagi Banni, Kashtavagi Barabedi” — come willingly, not out of compulsion.


He concluded by saying that worldly pleasures are temporary, whereas divine life brings lasting happiness beyond the dualities of joy and sorrow. Through cleansing, detachment, and regular Satsang, one can progress toward divinity and inner liberation.


Gurubhyo Namaha

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