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Spirituality in its true from is neither an escape nor refuge. It's about reconnecting with our real self, understanding our hidden potential, preparing ourselves to deal with emerging situations and much, much more. Unfortunately, 'religious' and 'spiritual' are often used interchangeably, albeit mistakenly. Someone who is religious might not necessary be spiritual and vice versa. This blurred perception is one of the reasons behind the cynical reactions we get to spirituality.
We can be happy and satisfied with our lives, feeling no need for anything more. But later, when we experience a higher level of happiness, we understand what that state of being really means. Similarly, when we are unhappy and discontented and feel life can't get any worse, something may happen to make it more terrible. Spirituality helps by attaching a context to the various occurrences in our everyday life. It also expands human potential to deal with the infinite aspects of life.
Until we remove the blindfold of ignorance and understand the real truth about life and living, we'll continue to believe fallacies and get bogged down by existential dilemmas. The truth of life lies in the art of being one with lifea truth that not only takes us forward in our spiritual quests, but also elevates our level of consciousness.
Sirshree tells us how to awaken and feel the magic within. He says, 'All paths that lead to the truth begin differently but end in the same way with understanding. Understanding is the whole thing listening to this understanding is enough.' Established in 1999. the Tejgyan Foundation has multiple centers across India. The Foundation has administered several programmes in different countries.
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