Happiness through remembering God

The rate at which we embrace the divine virtues of God within us, through the power of knowledge and yoga, allows us to serve other souls with that same knowledge. This means we become the controllers of our inner world as well as the outer world.


 

 

We have received immense knowledge from Shiv Baba and benefit from Rajyoga meditation, which illuminates the wonderful life that we can lead. He blesses us with powerful affirmations, reminding us that we are a million times fortunate, the apple of His eye, and extremely dear to Him. He comes to grant us the kingdom of heaven, which is a source of great joy if we remember these truths. 

In the world that God creates for us, there are no mental, physical, or spiritual ailments. We receive a disease-free body. While humanity faces untimely death in this Kaliyug, the deities leave their bodies effortlessly, as if shedding old garments; there is no pain for them. In this Kaliyugi world, we experience a lack of peace, with financial troubles, relationship issues with neighbours, government taxes, language barriers, state conflicts, and fights among religions, along with natural calamities like droughts and floods, causing a variety of worries.

In contrast, the Satyugi world is characterised by one deity religion rooted in purity and peace, one common language, a single deity kingdom, unlimited resources, and stable peace and happiness in all aspects. Thus, there is immense happiness in the world that Shiv Baba creates for us, while Kaliyug is filled with sorrow. 

When we compare the countless worries of Kaliyug with the boundless happiness of Satyug, while also remembering that we are the children of Shiv Baba, who grants us the highest virtues throughout our lives, we cannot help but feel immense joy. Out of love for Shiv Baba, we would feel like dancing in happiness, just as even a stone would rejoice if it experienced such blessings.

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