आंशिक वीडियो क्लिप्स

Computer, and the three Termites [06:15 min] There was a time when computers were not available to public. When it first came, I bought one. At that time computer didn't have the screen either. You had to buy that separately. There was no concept of packaged software. A thick book would come with the computer. And you'll have to write the software yourself for getting the task done. It was meant to save time. Did it? Nope. Reading the book, going through the code, debugging it. It used to eat up all the time.
And today, the software comes packaged, and you don't need to do all those stuffs. Just install it, waste even more of your time! On one side the world tells you, it saves your time. you just follow the trend.

The termites dwell in you, and making you hollow. People have such an imagination of happiness. To have a beautiful family, and to have dinner together. But what happens when there's a fight? If people listen to your hopes, you're a Shake Chilli (an unrealistic Indian Character). There are three types of termites consuming you day and night. How would you get rid of them?
Watch to learn further.

Quoting from sanskrit scripture [08:45 min] There is a saying

Maal mulakh ki kaun chalawe
Jab nahi chale shareer

People take so much pride in their country, in their flag. But if this body doesn't work then what good is all other things?
This is the drop because of which your ocean exists. All the rivers of your life exist. When the master comes and tells you about this drop, you doubt him! "Can this drop form a river?" Forget the river, this drop is the reason for the ocean to exist.

Mukta fale ki kim pakchi nancha
(No use of putting pearl in front of the bird)
Misthan paanam kim gardha vanam
(No use of putting dessert in front of donkey)
andhe swadeepo, vridhe sudhana
(No use of putting lamp in front of blind, and playing music to deaf)
murkha sastra katha prasanga
(Same is plight of explaining to an idiot)

You ask people where are they going. "Oh we're going for katha (traditional story-telling). Ramayan katha". So who will listen to your story? Have you ever been to your own katha. What is written in Ramayana?

Bade bhagya maanush tan paava
sur-durlabh sat granthan gaava
saadhan dham moksh ka dwara
payein na jahin parlok sawara

A true master will tell your story to you. People go to famous astrologers. But what has all saints said, that nobody is willing to listen to. This is just one sided command- Just fulfill my dream, that's all. I don't want listen to what you say "Don't get entangled in the web of this world.". We don't want to listen to all this, just fulfill what I'm asking for!

It is very important for you that you stay happy, in joy! That's why we named God as "Sat chit anand". Sat (Truth)- It's is within you. Chit (consciousness)- is within you as well. Anand (Bliss)- Where the creator is present, how can bliss not be there!

Why did I come here? [05:11 min] So, last night around 3am, I was lying there with my eyes open, thinking that there is this world and there are all these religions.
And everyone has been explained that if you go on pilgrimages, do charity, austerity, then after you die, you will go to heaven. So I started thinking that whatever that creator has created, is it pure or not?

The creator doesn't have hands like you and I do, but he also has hands and he has created this entire universe. So, that supreme-being, who himself has created the entire universe- even this earth, on which you are alive now, who created this? Was there a middle-man who created this?
Did someone come from somewhere else, to create this earth? My point is, that this earth too is created by that same supreme-being. So if he has created this, then isn't this heaven? Meaning, wherever his hands would touch. How are pilgrimages formed? Wherever his feet touch, wherever his hands touch, will become sacred. Forget the hands, feet legs, nose, ears- He has created this (earth). So many times he would have touched this, with the hands that he has. And you don't consider this heaven. What beliefs have you got? But people don't consider this heaven, they don't consider this existence to be heaven. All they think is that I'm here and I need to do good deeds, and if I do good deeds, then after I die, I will find heaven.

What is good deed? Ask Muslim, he'll say something else. Ask a Hindu, he'll say something different. Right? Ask a Christian, he'll say something different. They will endorse their books, their scriptures- "This is what is written, this is what is written".
But what is it that you have experienced in your life? Most important thing! What is your experience? Even with all these things, why does the human ask this one question: Why have I come here? Everyone asks. I say that there are two kinds of people- those who have asked, and those who haven't- and those who haven't, will. When they get a beating on their heads, then they will ask. And those who have asked, have searched. So even after reading numerous religious scriptures that there are, why does a human still ask, why did I come here?

The story of Two Monks [06:12 min] Two monks were one day traveling. They saw a woman drowning. They were both akin to mahatmas- head shaven, in saffron clothes. One said that we have to save the drowning woman. The other said no, you are not to even touch the woman.
The first jumped in the water, carried the woman on his shoulders and placed her out on the side. The other said, "Oh my god! You touched the woman, your religion is ruined, you are going to hell. We are going to the Master - I''m going to tell him all that you have done."
Traveling and traveling, after six hours they reached the ashram.

Upon reaching the ashram, they paid respects to the Master and the other instantly started telling the Master about the incidence, that the first touched a woman "she was drowning, he should have let her drown, wasn’t a big deal - what kind of a mahatma is he?" The Master smiled and asked the first, "Did you truly jump in the water?" The first replied, "Yes I did." The master asked, "How long did it take you to bring the woman out of the water onto the land?" The first replied, "It would have taken two minutes." The Master asked, "And how long did it take you to get here from the place of incidence?" The first replied, "It took six hours."

The Master turned to the other and said, "He had only touched the woman for two minutes. You, however, are carrying her in your heart for six hours! So who is the sinner? Him, who you allege, or yourself? He had let go in two minutes but you didn’t for six hours and still are not willing to let go!"

Yeh Avsar- This Opportunity [05:05 min] You too are a farmer and this time that you have been given is your farm and I ask you, O' farmer, what have you sown in this farm? When will your crop be ready? When will you take your harvest home and when will you fulfill your real hunger? Real hunger with which a human can find peace.
You need peace, as much as you need to eat, just as you need to sleep. As you need water, you need peace just as much. Without peace you can remain alive, but you cant live in tranquility.

Boond aur Samudra- The Ocean and the Drop [01:19 min]
Only a few can understand this, that you are that drop and within you resides the ocean of all oceans. Did you understand that? And if you have understood, then serach and fulfill your existence. This is why you have come here.

Sansar- The Universe [04:34 min] All the joy and and sorrow there are in this universe. Beyond all these joys and sorrows there is another universe in which there is a different kind of joy and sorrow. That universe in unique and that universe is within you. Now people will question and reason that joy and sorrow is in that universe also? Shouldn't that universe only have joy and have no sorrow? But no, in that universe also there is one sorrow and there is one joy. What is that sorrow? Not attaining that joy, in that universe, that universe of the heart, is the greatest sorrow. Not having attained that peace that is present within you. To the heart there is no greater sorrow than that. For it, the heart cries. That know it, agree with it. The heart has nothing to do with the issues and things on the outside. The heart has only one agenda. It needs peace. And this peace is not mere words.

Ek Chor ki Kahani- The story of a thief [06:30 min] This is a cartoon depiction of a beautiful story with a moral.
Once upon a time, a man left his village, so that he could earn a lot of money, and went to a big city. He earned a lot of wealth. After some time, he started missing his family, so he decided to go back to his village. He took all his wealth and packed it in a suitcase, and started the journey back to his village.
He met a thief on the way. The thief became interested in the man's money and drafted a plan. In a very friendly way, he asked the man, whether he too could travel with him.
The man agreed. So, they both checked into a hotel. That day, when the man went to take a bath. The thief searched the man's luggage, but could not find the money this man had earned. Tired, he left the search. Next night again, they halted at an inn, to spend the night. This time again, the thief searched and searched for the money. But, he could not find it. The thief gave up.
Next day, as they approached the village where this man lived. The thief disclosed to the man, "Listen, I am not your friend. I am a thief. I wanted to steal all your wealth. Every day, when you would go for bath, I would search for the money which you had earned, but I could not find it. Tell me the truth, were you just making a fool out of me, when you told me, that you have earned a lot of wealth.
The man answered, "I knew you were a thief. So, that whenever, I would go for a bath, I would hide the bundle of money under your pillow. Because, I knew you would search for it everywhere, but not under your pillow."
This is what happens with everyone, each one of us searches for peace on the outside. But we are unable to find it. This is because, the peace we are looking for, is not on the outside. It is within us. This is why Socrates said, "Know Thyself!"

Events around the globe in first half of 2009 [06:28 min] Following is a list of some of Maharaji's events which happened in the first half of 2009.

• 23rd January, Miami, America
• 3rd February, Agregento, Argentina
• 5th February, Mazra, Italy
• 5th February, Sicily, Italy
• 11th,12th February, Tel Aviv, Isreael
• 15th February, Barcelona, Spain
• 8th March, New Delhi, India
• 15th March, Hardoi, India
• 17th March, Mirzapur, India
• 22nd March, Navada, India
• 25th March, Ranchi, India
• 29th March, Gazipur, India
• 4th April, Jaipur, India
• 7th,8th April, Kathmandu, Nepal
• 10th April, Dhanding, Nepal
• 19th April, Pineg, Malaysia
• 19th, 20th April, Kapala Batas, Malaysia
• 3rd May, Melbourne, Australia
• 5th May, Sydney, Australia
• 9th May, Auckland, Newzealand
• 19th May, Tokyo, Japan
• 23rd May, Tainan, Taiwan
• 27th May, Hong Kong, China
• 28th May, Osaka, Japan
• 3rd July, Potenza, Italy
• 5th July, Rome, Italy
• 7th July, Vienna, Australia

Kisaan- The Farmer [04:54 min] Something or the else will definitely grow on earth. Plough the field, give water, do not plant the seeds. Something will definitely grow. But the fact is whatever grows on this field, will not be worth eating. What does a farmer do? He knows something or the else will definitely grow. And he knows, that it will be good if whatever grows first, is eatable. He gives water and removes the things which are not worth eating. You too, are a farmer, and your life is the field. And this breath is the plow, moving. And definitely something will grow in this field. Life is moving on, nobody can stop it. Time comes and goes, and it will come and go. No one can stop time. The same way, this breath comes and goes. And the biggest thing is that you are alive. Understand this, in your life.