1️⃣ Prabh (The Supreme Ruler): The one who governs the entire universe, the Lord of the three worlds (3-Lok Ka Swami).
2️⃣ Avinashi (The Immortal One): The eternal, indestructible being who is beyond all destruction.
3️⃣ Onkar’s Significance: Onkar, representing the divine syllables “Uu-kar,” “E-kar,” and “M-kar,” symbolizes the source from which we receive shelter, sustenance, and all essentials of life.
According to spiritual wisdom, there is one supreme God and His divine consort, Maa Bhagwati, who exist as the eternal energy of the universe. Maa Bhagwati gave birth to:
✨ These eight powers together govern and sustain the universe. The ninth power is the Guru, who stands third in hierarchy after the supreme God and Maa Bhagwati.
The Guru descends on earth to bless humanity, guiding souls directly with divine wisdom. Just as counting begins with 1 and ends with 9, the nine powers complete the universal cycle. The symbolism of 9 planets and 9 days of Navratri also reflects this truth.
When a soul surrenders to a true Guru, it receives the blessings and vision of all nine divine powers. 🙏
The universe functions under nine primary powers, and beneath them operate nine demi-powers who act like CCTV cameras, observing and recording every action of human beings. These are:
Chandra Dev
Surya Dev
Mangal Dev
Budh Dev
Ketu Dev
Rahu Dev
Shani Dev
Shukra Dev
Brihaspati Dev (Guru also belongs here, besides being the third after Almighty and Bhagwati)
✨ Their role is to ensure that those who commit wrong deeds are punished. But those who follow a true Guru are protected—the demi-powers defer to the Guru, who takes responsibility for the devotee’s karma, guiding them towards good deeds and spiritual progress.
The universe functions under nine primary powers, and beneath them operate nine demi-powers who act like CCTV cameras, observing and recording every action of human beings. These are:
1️⃣ Chandra Dev
2️⃣ Surya Dev
3️⃣ Mangal Dev
4️⃣ Budh Dev
5️⃣ Ketu Dev
6️⃣ Rahu Dev
7️⃣ Shani Dev
8️⃣ Shukra Dev
9️⃣ Brihaspati Dev (Guru also belongs here, besides being the third after Almighty and Bhagwati)
✨ Their role is to ensure that those who commit wrong deeds are punished. But those who follow a true Guru are protected—the demi-powers defer to the Guru, who takes responsibility for the devotee’s karma, guiding them towards good deeds and spiritual progress.
When we live with a spirit of seeking, listen to scriptures, meditate, sing hymns, and enjoy the company of devotees, we naturally develop compassion — caring for elders, being concerned for animals, and dedicating ourselves to helping others. This brings inner joy and peace, which are signs that God is pleased with us.
But if our mind feels restless, we avoid spiritual gatherings, and we lose love for nature, it indicates we may be walking on the wrong path — a sign that God is not happy with our actions.
A person falls under Kalyug’s influence if they engage in habits like eating meat, eggs, or flesh, consuming alcohol or drugs, speaking untruths, living in lust, or disrespecting saints and God’s messengers. Such deeds bind them in darkness, keeping them away from God.
To escape, one must slowly overcome these habits.
Though Kalyug resists strongly at first, with repeated efforts, guidance from a true master, and chanting the divine name, a person develops the inner strength to fight their weaknesses and ultimately defeat the darkness within.
Vat Vriksh is a divine tree under which Lord Shiva meditates in Shiv Lok. Its vast expanse covers 7,58,000 square kilometers, and it holds the immense power of fulfilling the wishes of devotees. Lord Shiva, the supreme power, possesses strength beyond human comprehension.
Wealth is one of the strongest forms of maya (illusion), and while we love to earn and spend, very few understand its true purpose. Since the time of Guru Ram Das Ji (the 4th Sikh Guru), it was made mandatory for devotees to dedicate one-tenth of their earnings to the Guru’s feet and the path of dharma.
This practice carries deep spiritual significance:
Divine Blessings – Offering wealth selflessly brings inner peace, balance, satisfaction, compassion, and the wisdom to make right decisions.
Freedom from Greed – It prevents blind attachment to money and teaches the true value of wealth.
Protection from Loss – Those who neglect this practice often face financial instability, health problems, losses, or other disruptions.
Service to Humanity – The contribution supports those in need who come to the Guru, ensuring wealth is used meaningfully.
Spiritual Growth – By mastering the maya of wealth, we transform money into a tool for good rather than bondage.Thus, giving a tenth of our earnings is not about loss—it is about gaining both worldly balance and divine grace.
From the time of Ramayana to today, the title Das carries profound spiritual significance. A Das is a humble servant of the Supreme God, someone who transcends worldly barriers to dedicate their life to divine service and the betterment of society.
The Red Tilak on their forehead symbolizes an awakened soul, always striving to unite with the Divine through good deeds and pure thoughts.
Lord Ram himself explained Dasya Bhakti to Mata Shabari—the seventh form of devotion, where one surrenders completely to God and lives as His servant.
Guru Arjan Dev Ji also expressed this humility in Gurbani:
Moko koye na janat kahi att Das tumhara
("Oh God, no one knows me; I am nothing before You. Like me, there are countless servants at Your feet.")
To be a Das is to walk a path of selflessness, humility, and unwavering devotion—living not for fame or personal gain, but in service of God and humanity.
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Tulsi Das ji wrote in Bani Uttara-kand,
|| Bin Satsang Vivek na Hoyi
Ram Kripa bin Sulab na Soyi ||
There are two categories of people with developed minds.
The first group consists of knowledgeable individuals who make mistakes and regret them.However, the brainless individuals never feel remorse for their mistakes and continue without reflection.
The second category includes wise people who anticipate situations and prevent mistakes before they occur. They are known to attain a stage of a sage -BrahmGyani.
To elevate oneself from a lower state of mind to a higher one, one must associate with true saints and participate in spiritual gatherings. Only then can divine energy guide the mind, leading to a deeper understanding of life’s smallest intricacies.
The great spiritual universities of ancient India—such as Nalanda and Takshashila—were once the most powerful centers of learning.
They taught humans not only how to connect directly with divine energies, but also how to communicate with demi-gods and goddesses. Their knowledge decoded sacred languages, enabling people to understand the communication of birds, and even the subtle signals of ants. With the arrival of the Mughal Empire, much of this sacred wisdom was forcefully destroyed—holy scriptures burned, and enlightened masters silenced.
Today, it is time to reawaken that knowledge by returning to the feet of true holy masters, who still carry the flame of real divine understanding.
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The study found that the majority of people value spending time with their families more than anything else. Despite the rush for success and money, it is family moments that bring people true happiness.
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When Guru Nanak Dev Ji was about to leave for his third Udaasi (12-year journey), Mata Tripta Ji held his arm and said, “Son, now that you are married and have children, you must stay home. If you leave again, you won’t return for 12 years. Please take care of your family.”
Guru Nanak Dev Ji gently responded by asking, “Maa, who gave me you, my wife, and my children?” Then He answered Himself, “It is that Supreme Lord who blessed me with everything. Therefore, my first duty is to Him.”
The spiritual message in this exchange is profound: Our foremost responsibility is toward the One who gave us everything—God. Even the love and care for family should not overshadow our devotion to the Divine purpose of life.
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When Tulsidas Ji was imprisoned in Agra by Emperor Akbar for refusing to write a holy scripture in praise of him—as he had done for Lord Ram—he humbly denied the request. Tulsidas Ji told Akbar that even the Ramayana was written only by the blessings of Lord Shiva, and he could not write about a mortal king. He said he could write only for Lord Ram.
At the time, Tulsidas Ji was 97 years old when he was jailed in Agra.
In deep devotion, Tulsidas Ji prayed internally to Lord Hanuman to help free him from jail. In response, Hanuman Ji granted Tulsidas Ji divine sight and appeared to him, saying,
“In Kalyug, I cannot help you directly. By the command of the Almighty God, my powers remain locked until the birth of Kalki Avatar."
Then, all my powers will be unlocked. But to help you now, I will send an army of monkeys in huge numbers to set you free.”
As promised, a massive number of monkeys attacked Akbar’s palace. The soldiers and army of Akbar were left helpless and could not withstand the overwhelming attack. Amid the chaos, a wise person from the community advised Akbar to release Tulsidas Ji in order to stop the monkey invasion.
Following this advice, Akbar ordered the release of Tulsidas Ji from jail, and the miraculous attack of monkeys came to an end.
Try this simple breathing exercise:
🧘 Inhale and exhale 30 times —
it is effective for relieving stress and improving focus.
• Do 3 sets of 30 breaths each
• Practice 2–3 times a day, or whenever needed.
This yogic method helps release negativity that arises from challenging life circumstances.
🙏 Before beginning this yog, if your situation feels too overwhelming, speak your heart directly to the Guru.
The omnipresent Guru hears every soul and showers mercy at the right time.
We go through 83,99,999 rebirths in various species before finally receiving this human life.
Yet, we often remain unsatisfied, continuously chasing desires. But when we truly reflect, we realize that being born as a human is already the greatest achievement.
When we appreciate what God has already given us, we learn to live in gratitude rather than in constant desire.
A contented soul lives a happy life, while one trapped in never-ending desires only suffers from dissatisfaction.
🌟 You Won’t Believe How Lord Ram Responded When Maa Parvati Tested Him! 🌟
As Lord Ram wandered the forest crying out, “Where is my Sita?” something incredible happened…
Maa Parvati, curious and filled with doubt, disguised herself as Sita to test Him. But what Lord Ram did next will leave you speechless.
🙏 He instantly saw through the illusion, bowed, and said, “O Mother, what leela is this?” — proving that divinity always recognizes divinity.
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God, who made us capable of flying through the vast skies-
just imagine how powerful He Himself must be! The Earth has been designed to rotate at a speed of 16,000 km per hour on its own axis, and it revolves around the Sun at an incredible speed of 150,000 km per hour. Such high speeds cannot even be detected by human eyes. This extraordinary creation clearly reflects the unimaginable power of the Supreme Creator, which is far beyond human comprehension