Sanatan Weekly Online
Issue No. 268 · March 27, 2005
Editor: Mr. Pruthviraj Purushottam Hajare

Articles

Need For Spirituality

Common Misconceptions

Principles of Spirituality for Faster Progress

Did You Know?

Clarification of Doubts

Messages to Seekers

Children's Corner

Upcoming Religious Festivals

Spiritual Experiences

Implied Meaning

ESP Test






Utilizing time in spiritual practice*

    "You save what should be spent and spend what should be saved. Learn to do the reverse."

- His Holiness Bhaktaraj Maharaj.

Implied Meaning:

    "You save what should be spent" refers to money. "You spend what should be saved" means that one wastes the valuable time that could be utilized in spiritual practice. In "learn to do the reverse," His Holiness Bhaktaraj Maharaj advises maximizing the use of one's time by doing regular spiritual practice.

*If one is not currently doing any spiritual practice, or to complement one's current spiritual practice, one can begin with the simple, but powerful spiritual practice of chanting or constantly remembering God's Name according to one's religion. Chanting also acts as a useful complement to any spiritual path one may be already following. It is a practice recommended for the current times by Holy texts and Saints of all religions.

  • Seekers in the initial stages of spiritual practice (less than one year) can repeat The Name of the Lord as per their religion (refer to Issue 3 Clarification of Doubts section for details).

  • Seekers who have been doing regular spiritual practice for over a year or so can determine the appropriate chant for them from the experiment given in Issue 124, Message to Seekers section.


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