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Life and Messages of Thakur Sri Sri Balak Brahmachari
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Welcome to my private site on Thakur Sri Sri Balak Brahmachari Maharaj (Sri Sri Thakur). This is not an official home page of Sri Balak Brahmachari or his organization. My objective is to propagate the wonderful teachings of Thakur Sri Sri Balak Brahmachari to all people irrespective of one's caste, religion, creed, race or sex. This is not a commercial site and my efforts are voluntary and non-profit oriented. Visitors to my site may please note that we do not accept any donations or charity for this voluntary work.
 
Messages On Guru
  1. A True Guru will never demand any money, clothing, etc. for giving initiation. What is known as "Dakshina" or "Guru Dakshina" refers to offering of your mind and soul to Guru's teachings and mission.
  2. Guru, as such, is the provider of the force or speed on the path of knowledge and enlightenment. To lead others to the path of true realisation of the Creator, whose knowledge leads to all knowledge, is the work of Guru. More than the disciples, the responsibility of the Guru is greater.
  3. The relationship between the Guru and His disciples is akin to that of the parent and child. In such a relationship there is no question of give and takes. As a gardener is happy in nursing the plants and flowers in His garden, so is a Guru happy in developing and training His disciples on the path of realisation.
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Messages On Vedic Society
  1. The concept of classless society (commonly referred to as Communism) is comprehensive. The more you penetrate deep, the more you will find its rolling expansionism.
  2. The Universe is created in harmony. The created matters of the universe are, therefore, ingrained in the same entitlement to harmony and balance, and the principle of communism lies therein.
  3. Vedic Society based on this principle of communism, as such, is nothing but this tuning of harmony.
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Messages On Religion
  1. What is intrinsically natural is religion. To accept, those inherent natural characteristics and follow it accordingly is but the pursuit of religion. Think of your physical structure and mental frame and how to develop and improve them all round, think of your society and environment. and how to bring improvement and welfare to it, how to make the efforts gradually successful and to continue to perform all these is the practice of religion.
  2. All things relating to providential, elemental and spiritual refer to spiritualism. Therefore, if any one of the aspects of lust, anger, money, economics, sociology and politics is excluded, spiritualism will suffer from mutilation.
  3. The conduct that follows one's consciousness is religion. The conduct that follows the course, norms and laws of nature is religion.
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Messages On Chakras
  1. How wonderfully, how rhythmically, are the organs of our body set by the Creator! The entire body is based on the mathematical rule of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
  2. Not only the principle of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division is present, but also rhythm, metre, measure and tempo exist in our bodies.
  3. Now think of our "table of life". What formula or succession of rules did we follow in our journey to mother's womb- Didn't we come down gradually through a well set and planned rules, methods and rhythmic scales from the vital elements of Mother Nature. In this process, there were full stop, comma, and semi-comma also.
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Messages On The Great Void
  1. Vedas relate to knowledge of the matter and substances retained in the Great Void. This knowledge is "Tattwa" (Theory of knowledge or eternal principles).
  2. When we enter into the reality of Tattwa we seem to lose everything and fall into one Great Void. This Great Void is a reservoir of Supreme Consciousness.
  3. In that Void, the existence of all matters assumes a state of nothingness, and finally a feeling of nothingness springs from within. The state of "Being" on probe gets into a state of "Nothingness" and the state of "Nothingness" into that of "Being".
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Messages On Mantras
  1. Although different languages of the world convey different sounds, the instinctive sounds remain the same everywhere. For example, the cry of the new born baby, sound made when one is hurt or when one laughs, the sound of heart beat, the sound of things failing, or the sound of vehicles or machines, etc. Through intermixing and interchanging of these instinctive sounds, alphabets, words and numbers have emerged.
  2. A phonetic analogy may be traced out between different words of different languages, because the genetics of the instinctive sounds are derived from the same Universal Tune of the creation.
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