Born Chinmoy Kumar Ghose in the small village of Shakpura in East Bengal (now Bangladesh) in 1931, Sri Chinmoy was the youngest of seven children. In 1944, after both his parents had passed away, 12 year-old Chinmoy entered the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, a spiritual community near Pondicherry in South India. Here he spent the next 20 years in spiritual practice - including long hours of meditation, practising athletics, writing poetry, essays and spiritual songs.
Sri Chinmoy sees aspiration - the heart's ceaseless yearning for ever higher and deeper realities - as the spiritual force behind all great advances in religion, culture, sports and science. By living in the heart and aspiring for continual self-transcendence, men and women can bring forward the best in themselves and find their path to true satisfaction. In his words: 'Our goal is to go from bright to brighter to brightest, from high to higher to highest. And even in the highest, there is no end to our progress, for God Himself is inside each of us and God at every moment is transcending His own Reality'.
Sri Chinmoy entered Mahasamadhi - the mystic process through which spiritual Masters leave the body, on the morning of 11 October 2007
– Indian poet (1931 – 2007)
The Radha Krishna Moksha Programme at Sri Vyuha Ashram
The Goal of human existence is Moksha. It is only for Moksha that we have incarnated in a human body. There is no other purpose in life that is worthy of our time and attention. The process for achieving Moksha is very easy, but it can take some time. Probably, all who are reading this have attempted to achieve Moksha in one or more past lives and were not successful. Especially in Kali Yuga, when we only have 90 to 100 years of lifespan it is likely that one will fail without putting forth a dedicated effort. The amount of time it takes to achieve Moksha will depend on the individual karmic traces and the time and dedication to the practice of Sadhana. To optimize your precious and very rare human life and attain Moksha at the earliest possible time, you can practice Sadhana 24 hours a day. The Sri Vyuha Ashram at the Goloka Spiritual Community is an environment dedicated to this 24 hour practice of Sadhana.
We are now in the Third Edition of this book and this is because of the nature of this illusory Universe. Our Universe is literally a dream in the mind of the Creator, so we should not be surprised that this dream is not that stable, like any dream, it is constantly changing. The dream changes from the perspective of the Creator and it c ...
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Chapter 1. The Cycles of Time
There are various accounts of the age and origin of our universe from ancient scriptures and scientific theories. I have studied many of them, including Creationism from the Christian Tradition, Creationism from the Vedic Tradition, Catastrophism, and Darwinism, and also researched this topic in consciousness using the tec ...
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Chapter 2. Our Universe is a Hologram
We need a better understanding of the nature of this “relative” universe that we live in, so we can come out of the matrix of illusion and see the world for what it is. To us, the universe and our lives may seem real, solid and definitely not an illusion. This is because we are embedded in the illusion. The magic show is all ...
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Chapter 3. Karma
Religions often refer to God's Judgment and how He metes out punishment for sins and transgressions against Him. This is a somewhat irrational way to explain karma. For one thing, God never punishes - He loves and accepts everyone. Contrary to most religions, God is not jealous, or wrathful, and is not seeking vengeance. These c ...
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Chapter 4. The Great Global Deception
Humanity has been under what has been called “the great global deception” for the last 500 years. We have been told that the earth is a spinning globe in a vast, limitless space and human life is an extremely insignificant part of this universe. However, we know from our daily experience, simple experime ...
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Chapter 5. Balancing of Karma
Taking a Vedic perspective and if the Ekam Vitara Network is not successful, we believe the pralaya will come and will be an ELE caused by the karma balancing effects from Surya, Rahu and Ketu. Together these Grahalokas administer the karma of accidents, sudden ...
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Chapter 6. Exit the Illusion Matrix
By now, in the depths of Kali yuga, almost everyone is trapped in this illusion matrix consisting of the scientifically engineered ...
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Chapter 7. Surviving and Thriving
We are not interested in just surviving the effects of the pralaya. No, we want to thrive during this period and use this time wisely to develop spiritually and physically for the joys awaiting us in the Krishna Golden Age. If the Ekam Vitara Network is successful at eliminating the need for a pralaya alt ...
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Chapter 8. Satyug Kaya Kalpa Programme
First, some background on this revolutionary program to transform an aging, limited Kali yuga physiology into a vibrantly healthy, youthful Satya yuga physiology. Granted, this may seem fantastic to some, but almost everything in this book is fantastic: from the realization that the world is not at al ...
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Conclusion
There is one objective for human life - Moksha. That is the only worthwhile endeavor because Moksha brings freedom, freedom from struggle, freedom fro ...
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About Visvamitra
Visvamitra is the name given to me by Guru Dev when he accepted responsibility for my evolution and existence in September 1994. It is common for the Guru to give the new disciple a name as an ideal to become. Since Guru Dev desires that I become Visvamitra, which means "friend to everyone", I whol ...
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