Radha Krsna Mai Gurukul

Who is a GURU? ‘GURU’ – ‘Gu’ means destroyer or remover, and ‘Ru’ means darkness or ignorance. Therefore, a Guru is the destroyer of our ignorance and illuminer of knowledge. The term ‘Gu’ also means ‘Gunaheet’ meaning beyond Gunas, qualities or attributes and ‘Ru’ means ‘Rupavarjita’ meaning beyond all forms or formless. Therefore, the Guru is the One who has transcended the mind, body, senses, and the three Gunas. ‘Gu’ also denotes spiritual ignorance, and ‘Ru’ denotes the light of spiritual knowledge. Therefore, Guru is the One who dispels the darkness of spiritual ignorance in his disciples and illuminates them with spiritual knowledge through spiritual experiences. The Guru is the Tattva or the Teaching Principle of God. He is Nirgun or Unmanifest. The unmanifest Guru pervades the entire Universe at all times. The unmanifest Guru works through some of the evolved individuals who are known as the sagun or manifest Guru in the human form – ‘Gurur Sakshat Parabrahma.’ The...

𝑰𝒏𝒄𝒂𝒓𝒏𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝒐𝒓 𝑨𝒗𝒂𝒕𝒂𝒓 An incarnation is the divine essence of the Lord. He has manifested or taken a human form to establish ‘Dharma’ or ‘Righteousness’ and God’s religion. Some of the most remarkable incarnations or avatars are Shree Ram, Lord Shree Krsna, Parashuram, Buddha, Jesus Christ or my KrsnaGuruji. The full Avatar is enlightened and completely aware of their own divinity even at the time of birth. The incarnation is never overcome by the ‘Maya’ or ‘Illusions’ of the material world. They are always aware of their mission and the divine powers at his command. Therefore, A God, Guru and Incarnation are no different from each other. They are all the same. An Avatar and Guru both remain in a state of eternal bliss. They both are Omnipotent, Omniscient, and Omnipresent. But, at the same time, there is a primary difference between Avatar and Guru. The difference lies in how that state of Cosmic Consciousness (Eternal Bliss) is attained. For more visit:...

In this episode, I will be narrating the life story and advent about the ‘Param Guru or the Supreme Master,’ Lord Dattatreya. In the timeless beginning, there was no earth, sky, planet, no universe or being. It was all an infinite expanse of water. Lord Narayana was resting on the infinite expanse of water (the ocean of milk). That primal water itself was the God. Out of the water was born Hiranyagarbha and out of Hiranyagarbha emerged Bramanda split into two; one became the sky and the other the earth. The Lord then began his creation, and Brahma was born from the lotus of the Lord’s navel. He entrusted Brahmaji with the task of creating both animate and inanimate beings. Brahma, out of his Manas, created the seven sages known as ‘Manasa Putras.’ Atri Rishi was one of those seven sons of Brahmaji. Atri Rishi practised severe penance for a countless number of years and attained Brahma-Jnana. Atri means one who has transcended the Gunas or modes of material nature – Sattva (Goodness...

Saibaba imparted profound and nectar-like teachings to his devotees. In this episode, I will be narrating a story from Chapter – 3, the esoteric teachings of Saibaba . So, be wherever you like, do whatever your choose, remember this well, all that you do is known to me. I am the inner ruler of all and seated in their hearts. I envelope all the creatures in the movable and immovable world. I am the mother of this Universe, the controller and the one who pulls the strings of the show of this Universe. Therefore, he who turns his attention towards me will have no difficulties. But Maya will trouble those who forget me. All the insects, ants, the visible, animate and inanimate world is my body and form. And should one want to be absorbed totally, at the lotus feet of the Guru, he should go on singing the praises of the Guru or perform a Kirtan or Bhajans of the Guru’s stories and leelas or at least listen to such a story with a devout mind. So hearing these beautiful and precious words...

Who is this Rohila, and how does Saibaba use Rohila to impart spiritual knowledge to the villagers. In this episode, I will be narrating a story from Chapter – 3, how Rohila the Pathan was greatly attracted and drawn towards Saibaba’s divinity when he came to Shirdi. So for many days, he stayed in Shirdi, during which time there grew intense love and devotion for Saibaba in his heart. The Rohila, tall and well-built, strong as a he-buffalo in his physique, and behaviour, quite unrestrained and self-willed, he would heed no one came to Shirdi, wearing a long Kafni (robe) and being enamoured by Saibaba stayed at the mosque. By day and night, in the mosque or in the Chavadi (village hall), he fervently recited the Kalmas (verses) from the Koran at the top of his voice whenever it pleased him to do so. Saibaba himself was peace incarnate, but the villagers were growing very weary. Even at midnight, his clamour continued disturbing everybody’s sleep. By day they toiled in the fields und...

  The story behind the name RKMG - "Radha Krsna Mai Gurukul." Saibaba was a name that was not known to the world back when I was a child. I grew up learning all about God only from my parents and grandparents, having no idea about the word 'Guru.'   When I was eight years old, I shifted to St.Meera's High School, and since then, I would walk to my school every day. On the way to my school was a Sai Baba Temple in Cambridge layout in Bangalore. I did not know about Sai Baba then but would bow down to him every morning on the way and back home from my school. Later in life, in the year 2000, I was searching for a job and became friends with an ardent devotee of Sai Baba, in whose company I had applied for an opening. Listening to my troubled times, she introduced to me Sai Baba and took me to his temple near my school. It is only through her did I get to know about who was Sai Baba and his divine glories. Since then, I also became an ardent devotee of Sai Bab...