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This month’s AHYMSIN newsletter features the global meditation schedule for April 12th. We invite you to participate in this enriching experience and connect with others through the practice of meditation.
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The first lesson Swami Veda (Dr. Arya) gave me was “life is composed of packets of pain and pleasure, you can’t have one without the other.”

The Lord is formless. How is one able to meditate on the formless? How is it possible for one to meditate on something that has no shape, form, or size? ...All aspirants have one and the same question when they are made aware of the formless Lord of all. Swami Rama, Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita, Pp. 321.

The highest Lord is sovereign among all gods; He is the master of the universe. It is He alone who knows Himself thoroughly. Though He is omnipresent and omnipotent, His manifestation differs from one place to another. Ordinary people do not know that the Lord is everywhere, that the presence of the Lord is in everything, even in the smallest molecule. Although Arjuna understands that the Lord is all pervading, he is eager to know the mystery of manifestation in diversity. Swami Rama, Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita, Pp. 321.

The 14th verse (of chapter X of the Bhagavad Gita) explains that neither those who are godlike nor those who are demonic have any knowledge of the Lord. The words godlike and demonic are used respectively for students of good and bad character. In ancient times all kinds of students possessing various qualities used to study together in the gurukulas, ashrams, or places of learning where spiritual knowledge was imparted . Here the student would sit at the feet of his guru in order to learn the paths of spirituality and receive teachings on divine knowledge. It is said that Indra, the king of gods, and Virochana, the king of demons, stayed at the gurukul of Prajapati for many years to master the science and knowledge of the Self. But neither of the two could grasp that profound knowledge. The god's aim was the attainment of Self-realizatin, whereas the goal of the demon was the enjoyment of sense pleasures. Indra, being of a divine nature, stayed in the gurukul for one hundred years to accomplish his goal of Self-realization, but Virochana, the demon king, abandoned his studies and went back to the world to enjoy its pleasures. Swami Rama, Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita, Pp. 320.

The sages who have already trodden the path of light and have attained the purest knowledge have described the Lord as eternal, birthless , and infinite, the all pervading center of omnipresence. He is the Purusha found in the deep recesses of the city of life and throughout the universe. Swami Rama, Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita, Pp. 320.

The supreme Brahman, the highest and holiest abode, is the final destination of all aspirants. Swami Rama, Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita, Pp. 320.