Gurukrupayog

What is Gurukrupayog ?

Spiritual practice alone can give us the strength to face sorrows in life bravely as also the experience of everlasting Anand (Bliss). Spiritual practice means efforts made for God-realisation. Spiritual practice undertaken for attaining the blessings of the Guru and His continual grace is called ‘Spiritual practice according to Path of Guru’s grace’ (Gurukrupayoga). Gurukrupayoga has two aspects – vyashṭi sadhana (Efforts for individual spiritual growth) and samashṭi sadhana (Efforts for spiritual growth of society).

Components of vyashti sadhana as per Gurukrupayog

Eight-fold spiritual practice

Vyasthi Sadhana

The sequence of following eight-fold spiritual practice depends entirely on the quality of the seeker.

Stage 1 – Seeker who has many personality defects and ego : Such a seeker should make efforts in eight-fold spiritual practice as per the following sequence.

1. Personality Defect Removal (PDR) and Inculcating virtues,

2. Ego removal,

3. Chanting God’s Name,

4. Efforts to enhance devotion,

5. Satsang,

6. Satseva,

7. Sacrifice for sat (Absolute Truth) and

8. Priti (Love without expectations)

Stage 2 – Seeker who has devotion : A seeker who is devotion-predominant by nature should make efforts in eight-fold spiritual practice as per the following sequence.

1. Chanting God’s Name,

2. Efforts to awaken devotion of the subsequent stage,

3. Satsang,

4. Satseva,

5. Personality Defect Removal (PDR) and Inculcating virtues,

6. Ego removal,

7. Sacrifice for sat and

8. Priti (Love without expectations)

Samashti Sadhana

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1. Remove Personality Defects

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2. Ego Removal

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3. Chanting

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4. Satsang

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5. Satseva

6. Tyag

7. Priti (Spiritual love) for others

8. Bhav (Spiritual Emotion)

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