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26/11/2024

The core problem with humanity is the inability to genuinely surrender. People often misunderstand surrender as a sign of weakness, something that diminishes them. But true surrender is not about giving up or losing control; it is about transcending the limitations of the mind and ego.

Surrender is not a concept; it is a profound state of being. It is a unique dimension of intelligence that cannot be grasped through mere logic or thought. The mind, by its very nature, is calculative. It is always measuring, judging, and seeking to control. But true surrender requires a different kind of awareness—a deeper, more expansive form of knowing that goes beyond the reach of the thinking mind.

When you are in a state of surrender, you are not making decisions based on fear, insecurity, or the need for self-preservation. You are not driven by the compulsions of the mind. Instead, you are open to life, open to the infinite possibilities of existence. Surrender means trusting the intelligence of the universe, understanding that there is a force greater than your own limited understanding that is guiding life.

This is not a blind surrender, but a conscious one. It is not about abandoning your responsibilities or becoming passive. It is about aligning yourself with the greater intelligence of creation. When you truly surrender, you are not giving up control; you are tapping into a higher level of intelligence, one that sees beyond the immediate and the obvious.

Surrender is the ultimate doorway to freedom, because it releases you from the prison of your own mind. It allows you to experience life as it is, in its full richness and beauty, without the filters of judgment and fear. This state of surrender, this deep openness, is the true essence of spiritual intelligence. It is what allows you to live in harmony with the world, to experience the joy and peace that come from being in tune with the rhythm of the cosmos. ~ Parth

20/11/2024

Question:
I have been diagnosed with heart block, and the doctors have advised me to undergo an EP study and RFA procedure. Can sadhana help me overcome this heart problem?

Parth:
When we talk about something physical, we must first understand that everything physical is cyclical in nature. Your body, your very existence, is a cycle. If something is cyclical, it demands attention—attention to break through the limitations it imposes. Disease is a sign that this cycle has gone out of sync, that something in you—your body, mind, emotions, or energies—is working against you.

When people speak of sadhana, they often think of it as a mechanical tool, like something you can simply do and expect results. But sadhana is not a mechanical process. It is a profound means to bring every dimension of who you are into alignment—to make your body, mind, emotions, and energies work for you, not against you. When we say someone is diseased, it means these aspects have already turned against them.

Right now, your body is manifesting a heart problem, but that manifestation is the final stage. It has gone through subtle stages before becoming a physical issue. The physical body is the densest form of your existence. Before it solidifies into what we call "disease," it first exists as an imbalance in the energetic, emotional, and mental realms. If addressed early—at the level of energy—it is far easier to shift. But once it takes physical form, it requires more effort and time. - Dr. Parth

05/11/2024

As we draw closer to the winter solstice, there is a natural shift in the rhythms of life. The sun begins to draw away, creating a certain distance from the Earth. This shift influences all life forms, nudging them into a slower, quieter state. Many animals instinctively respond to this by going into hibernation, but this urge exists in humans too—though not in the same obvious way.

For those who walk the spiritual path, this season can be incredibly supportive. Nature is preparing itself to rest, to turn inward, and this is mirrored within us. The human system, without conscious intervention, naturally moves towards a state of reduced activity. The body and mind are less inclined toward the usual bustling of life. This subdued energy creates an opportunity for those seeking deeper states of awareness.

If one consciously embraces this period, it can be a time of profound growth. As the activities of the body and mind recede, a distance is created—a distance that allows one to observe the body and mind rather than be entangled within them. When nature herself is guiding us into stillness, one can use this momentum to slip into deeper states of perception.

This is why, traditionally, people engaged in specific types of sadhana, in pursuit of spiritual attainment, have recognized the winter period as particularly beneficial. By aligning with this natural ebb, they withdraw from the distractions of external life and turn their awareness inward. Rather than pushing against the season's invitation for rest, they become more attuned to the subtleties of their inner dimension.
- Parth

01/11/2024

Money can simply be a means, or it can be something far more profound. If you know how to see it, money is not just a currency—it’s a carrier of karma, a link between what you hold within and what you put out into the world. In the old villages of India, people understood this deeply. Before they handed over a coin or a rupee, they would close their eyes, offering it with a prayer, a moment of reverence. This wasn’t merely a ritual; it was an understanding that money is an extension of themselves, a part of their karmic energy.

You see, karma is not always something bound up in grand actions. Karma moves through small exchanges, through the way you touch another life, even in the way you hold or part with what you call yours. When you transact with awareness, what you’re really doing is consciously choosing what part of yourself you’re ready to let go of, what part of your karmic load you wish to offer in exchange for something else.

This way, even the most ordinary transactions take on a new depth. It becomes a pathway to cleanse, to elevate the self. In the act of giving or receiving, you have the opportunity to unburden certain aspects of your karma. What could be just an exchange becomes an offering. It’s no longer about the number on the bill but about what you have placed within it.

Now, in today’s world, what we see is mostly devoid of this wisdom. Money has become something people merely accumulate and guard, something to leverage over one another. Transactions have turned into cold calculations of profit and loss, with a constant struggle to stay on the winning side. In this way, they lose touch with what money can truly be—a bridge between realms, a vehicle that can shift the weight of karma, lighten the spirit, and uplift the person who knows how to use it well.

- Parth

25/10/2024

22/10/2024

These days, people are becoming health-conscious—not because they’re aware, but out of compulsion. One day they’re eating a salad out of guilt, dreaming of burgers, and the next, they’re sneaking fries when no one’s looking. This is not health—this is self-torture with dressing on the side. If you do things compulsively, you only create new knots. What was supposed to set you free becomes just another kind of trap. Disease goes deeper, but in a different form.

If you give up fast food because the doctor said so, but your mind keeps chanting "Burger, burger!" you’ll end up more tangled than ever. However, if you consciously decide not to eat it because you understand your body, that’s freedom. It's not about denial—it’s about wisdom. But most people are still doing things the hard way, expecting liberation by tying themselves in knots. They are stuck between wanting to be healthy and secretly wishing to binge, and neither brings peace.

Look, it’s easy to say, "I’ve purified my mind." But the body never lies—it's an honest storyteller. You may convince your neighbor you’re enlightened, but let’s see you fool your liver or intestines. In today’s world, many are experts at looking pure on the outside, but inside, they’re running an entire soap opera in their imagination, poking, plotting, and judging others. They walk around with a smile, but inside, it's Game of Thrones. Life doesn’t work like that—your body and energy will always reflect the truth.

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17/10/2024

**Healing Beyond Medicine: Aligning with the Intelligence Within**

First, a patient. Why do I call them *patients*? Because to be a patient, you must have *patience*. Without patience, they are not truly patients—they are simply restless, chasing after quick solutions, not serious with themselves. Healing is not a quick-fix process; it demands a willingness to be with what is happening within you. The journey of healing is not about getting rid of something; it is about allowing life to come back into balance.

When someone comes to me, the first thing I look for is: Which forces in their system are out of balance? The body is not just a mass of flesh and bones; it is a complex interplay of physical, mental, emotional, and energetic forces. Health is about the alignment of these forces. If they are in sync, well-being happens naturally. If they are disturbed, illness follows.

There are many layers to this, and we have ways to understand where the system has gone off-track. The moment we bring these forces back into balance, most of the healing is already done. Medicine or drugs may be used occasionally, but they are only *supports*—not the solution. The real work lies in restoring the system’s natural flow. And to maintain that state, what is needed is not external interventions but *inner technology*.

Inner technology is the ability to consciously align the body, mind, and energy so that they work in harmony. When these dimensions are in tune, health is no longer something you pursue—it simply becomes the way you are. Healing, in its true essence, is about moving beyond disorder and discovering the wholeness that is already present within you.

- Parth

07/10/2024

People come to me thinking I’m here to fix their bodies, like bringing a broken machine to a mechanic. Your back aches, your head is throbbing, and you think that's the real problem. But the truth is, your body is just an instrument, reflecting how you’ve been living. It’s not the body that’s broken, it’s the way you’ve been stuck in your physicality for so long that you believe that’s all there is to fix. If you come to me just for relief from your backache, you’ve already missed what I’m here for.

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06/10/2024

Your heartbreak, your suffering, is not because someone deceived you or shattered your trust. It is because you have allowed yourself to be at the mercy of the external world. When the outside dictates how you feel within, suffering is inevitable. You have handed over the reins of your inner experience to everything around you, and when things don’t go your way, turmoil follows.

The real issue is not what someone did or didn’t do; the problem lies in where you have placed your center of gravity. If your joy, peace, and well-being are constantly being determined by outside situations, how can you ever be stable? Life is unpredictable—people, events, and circumstances are always changing. But if your inner state is influenced by all that, you will find yourself tossed around in every direction.

True freedom comes when you realize that nothing outside of you has the power to disturb what is within unless you allow it. You must reclaim this authority. When you do, no matter what happens around you, your inner stillness remains untouched. That is the power of turning inward—here, in the depths of your own being, you are beyond the reach of any external chaos. - Parth

05/10/2024

In love, you don't become something—*you dissolve*. Love is not something you do; love is the way you exist. When you truly love, you are not just willing, you are a hundred percent available, without conditions or expectations. But for most, this willingness is clouded by layers of resistance—insecurities, fears, and past experiences that form barriers around the heart.

Peeling away these layers is not an overnight task; it takes time, patience, and an inner willingness to see things as they are. It's like a seed—ready to sprout, but only if the soil is fertile and open to the sun. In the same way, when all resistance melts away, love is no longer a distant possibility—it becomes the very nature of your being.

True love is not about what you get; it’s about what you give up—your own limitations, boundaries, and the idea of separateness. When that happens, you are no longer a person in love; you become *love* itself. - Partha