Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

The first step in practice is to practice Yama and the rules. These moral values are the foundation of a balanced internal life. Without them, there will be no higher stability.

Continuous learning (preaching) is the most important thing in practice. Intellectual arguments or philosophical discussions do not lead to spiritual progress. True development is only caused by constant rudeness and humility; not by pride or privilege.

Yes, vegetarianism can help to keep the state of meditation clean and stable

Meditation is the most effective means of purifying the mind. This is a wonderful way to awaken the pure knowledge of the practitioner. Although discussions on spiritual issues are useful, they are not a substitute for practice. Sometimes the conversations within the guidance of a teacher who has gained self-knowledge can also awaken the introverted awareness of the practitioner.

Yes. Students can register for personal guidance and get the necessary suggestions for their spiritual journey. Students who are honest will be guided by personal

Direct classes, online courses and all initiations are provided with a short fee for the management of service programs

Continuous learning (preaching) is the most important thing in practice. Meditating for at least an hour a day will give good results. Stay away from intellectual arguments or philosophical debates. They do not contribute to spiritual progress; they have the opportunity to strengthen pride.