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A special message from Daaji, on the occasion of the 149th birth anniversary of Pujya Shri Lalaji Maharaj.

We sometimes tend to commit mistakes knowingly or unknowingly thus hurting others in the due course. Our paramount duty is to realize our mistakes and make a commitment that we will not repeat the same. This can be achieved by connecting ourselves with our divine self. Daaji explains about this in this episode. 

At bedtime, feeling the presence of God, repent for any wrongs committed. Beg forgiveness in a supplicant mood and prayerfully resolve not to allow repetition of the same

In this episode Daaji says, we have to live a simple life which concurs with our divine nature. Mould your behavior and way of living to such a high order as to rouse a feeling of love and piety in others.

In this episode Daaji elucidates that the food that we eat, which gives us energy has to be had in a way that it recharges our entire system. This can only be achieved by eating our food in divine remembrance. Be happy to eat in constant Divine thought whatever you get, with due regard to honest and pious earnings.

In this episode Daaji clearly states that revenge against a person who has wronged us will take us nowhere, instead it will put us in jeopardy. If you are feeling wronged by anyone, do not wish for revenge. Instead, think this comes from God and be grateful.

In this episode Daaji reiterates that we are all one and the same with an example of a tree. Know all people as thy brethren and treat them as such.  

In this episode, Daaji emphasizes on being truthful.  Always be truthful, accept miseries as coming from God for your own good, and be thankful. By doing so we can experience the true inner reality.

In this episode, Daaji explains how our lives are interwoven with nature. Instead of trying to conquer nature we should respect it and try to be in tune with it. Simplify your life so as to be identical with Nature.

In this episode, Daaji explains the purpose of life. Fix your Goal, which should be complete oneness with God. Rest not till the ideal is achieved

In this episode, Daaji talks about offering Prayer. Begin your meditation with a prayer for spiritual elevation. Offer your prayer in such a way that the heart is filled with love.

In this episode, Daaji has explained the Best time to Meditate and Ideal Meditation Place. Rise before dawn and offer your prayer and meditation at a fixed hour, preferably completing them before sunrise. Have a separate place and seat for meditation. As far as possible, develop the habit of sitting in one and the same pose. Give special attention to the purity of body and mind.

In this episode Daaji explains some basics of spiritual anatomy.

Daaji explains about Freeing Yourself From Negative Thoughts and Feelings using Heartfulness Cleaning process. He explains to us how we form impressions and attachments with things, with thoughts and ideas. It becomes a habit. How to cut that? There is a yogic process, also offered under this Heartfulness way of life. We have this yogic technique where we use the Sankalpa Shakti [will power].

In this episode, Living Life to the Fullest  Daaji explains, We are human beings after all;  we are imperfect. Perfection is our goal. To lead a life like a lotus is our goal.

Daaji explains about consciousness, and give us some wisdom to shattering all our attachments, helping us remove and go beyond desires, helping us sublimate our egos. Consciousness, though we say it is the only thing that can evolve in this human form, there is much more that awaits us – much more magnificent.

In this speech, Daaji (Kamlesh D. Patel) talks about the system of yoga, and how Yoga can promote a connection with our higher Self. How relevant is yoga for the people who are practicing Heartfulness?

In this episode, Daaji takes us through the journey when he met his guru Babuji, and how it changed his life. Daaji explains his personal experiences with meditation, what yoga is, and how relevant it is in today's world.  He gives us some insights about life and the natural human power to creates our destiny.

In this episode, Daaji analyses the patterns of what's needed to sleep better. He talks about the benefits of Heartfulness Meditation and Yoga Nidra.

In this episode, Daaji explains how religion is taking us into the external world and making us forget the true Essence, which is within. When we realize that, we stop searching for divinity outside and try to feel it inside. That is when spirituality begins – when you want to experience the presence inside. But then the journey has to continue onwards. Often, people practicing yoga – the great yogis, the great meditators – are stuck in their own experiences. Though feeling and experiencing is a great thing as you are transcended from thinking, you are transcended from forms, dogmas, and beliefs into something higher. Yet, we get trapped in your own experiences.

Daaji explains how Heartfulness meditation can change us mentally and spiritually in this episode. He explains the marriage of science with spirituality to expand our consciousness.

Daaji explains what exactly is self-development and, why developing oneself is important.

In this episode, Daaji speaks out to the young on how to deal with information overload. He introduces a heartful approach to choosing what is right when there is a huge range of choices within easy reach.

In this episode, Daaji (Kamlesh D. Patel) explains some principles which govern the laws of happiness, how to increase emotional intelligence and improve our relationships.

In this episode, Daaji (Kamlesh D. Patel) explains how Heartfulness Meditation is different from regular meditations and introduces mystical concepts like a yogic transmission. He teaches us how to deal with our thoughts during meditation.

In this speech, Daaji (Kamlesh D. Patel) explains: We have to become wiser in understanding what we really want out of life. The simple purpose of human life, to me, is to do things better and better all the time. Instead of competing with others, and frustrating myself in the process, I should compete with my personal achievements. I will still not be happy because I want to surpass my previous performance. It is precisely this competition to prove ourselves better than someone else that creates tension. When we are really competing with ourselves we are not stressed. In fact, we are happier: “Yes, I would like to achieve this.” There is joy in achievement.