Spiritual Gurus  (English, Paperback, Das P. K.)

To attain spirituality, Bhakti as Hindu concept of supreme love and devotion to the divine has been considered as one of the popular ways of achieving salvation. Bhakti connotes the idea and practice of undivided dedication to a single universal creator of all life and things in the unbounded universe. To be meaningful, dedication has to be expressed in thought word and deed. Devotion of God has meaning only if it is concomitant with love towards all fellow creatures.

It has been emphasized by almost all spiritual gurus that satiation of physical needs including carnal desires is not the aim of human life. Human Beings have a much higher and nobler goal to achieve lasting peace equanimity and equipoise of mind can never come from worldly attainment. Happiness obtained from worldly accomplishments is transient.

True happiness lies in spirituality, if taught by a preceptor and learnt by a seeker as a science of experience of the inner world, commonly known as realization of God. Mere oral sermonizing is not realization by any stretch of imagination. It is instant and spontaneous supra-mental experience of inherent divinity by a perfect sage. It is upon this super-sensorial experience that our quest of peace, happiness and perfection can be put to test.