Everyone naturally desires happiness. To be happy is part of our intrinsic nature, yet it seems that we cannot have happiness without distress. We regularly experience that there is no pleasure without pain. Any happiness that comes our way also seems fleeting, dissolving like mist as we grasp it. In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna offers a unique perspective on happiness, illuminating the path to living a life full of deep, transcendental joy.
We long for peace: peace in the world, peace in our community and peace in our family.
We read about freedom, dream of freedom, hope for freedom, we may even fight for freedom but do we understand what freedom really is?
Love is our greatest need and it is at the very essence of who we are.
What is my destiny? Is it controlled by the stars? Is it divinely ordained? Or is it simply an arbitrary course of events?
Fear holds us back from living a full and happy life.
The process of yoga as taught in the Bhagavad Gita, requires a person to embark on a personal spiritual voyage of discovery.
