Through creating a sense of awareness about our traditional methods. like yoga and modern techniques like the gym to keep one’s body fit and provide the purest. food items right from the farms with no adulteration, we at Aadiguru are working.
In a world where stress and anxiety have become a part of life, we aim to
create a world where every individual is mentally strong. We spread awareness and provide various healing techniques like Reiki, Breathing techniques, music therapy, etc.
The ultimate aim of human life is to be spiritually connected and humans are forgetting this as they are running the race called Life. To refurbish the art of spiritual living we aim to spread awareness about the two kinds of meditation ie static and dynamic.
योगः कर्मसु कौशलम्
Complete focus and dedication to action without any attachment to the ensuing results is the real key to living a fulfilling life as a true Karma Yogi.
कर्मणयेवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन ।
मा कर्मफलहेतुर्भूर्मा ते सङ्गोऽस्त्वकर्मणि ॥
As per above verse (chapter 2, verse 47) of BhagvadGita, Lord Krishna suggests that one should stay intensely focused on the action only, never on its fruits. In other words, one should not let the fruits of action become their motive for performance of action. At the same time, detaching from fruits of actions does not imply that one should resort to inaction or inertia as one is no longer concerned about fruits.
Moon on Lord Shiva Head
Shiva Tattva is where there is no mind and the moon signifies the mind. When there is no mind then how can this ‘no mindedness’ be expressed and how can anybody understand it?
Wisdom is beyond the mind, but it needs to be expressed with a tinge of mind and this is symbolized by the crescent moon.
Lord Shiva's Third Eye
The third eye is associated with alertness and awareness
Shiva's Blue Body
Blue means like the Sky. Blue signifies all pervading, infinity which has no limits. It has no shape. Shiva does not have a body. Shiva was never a person at all. To symbolize the unfathomable, the infinite Divinity and to make that Divinity comprehensible to people, the ancient Rishis made a form.
Knowledge has no shape but it infiltrates each and every particle of the universe. The whole world is filled with Shiva – whose body is in the whole universe.
Lord Shiva's Trishul (Trident)
Trishul represents the three aspects of consciousness – waking, dreaming and sleeping, and it represents the three gunas- satva, rajas and tamas. Holding a trishul (Trident) signifies that Shiva (the divinity) is above all the three states- waking, dreaming and sleeping, yet is the upholder of these three states.
Lord Shiva Damru
Damru symbolizes the Universe which is always expanding and collapsing. From an expansion it collapses and then it re-expands, this is the process of creation.
Serpent around Lord Shiva's Neck
A state of samadhi where there is nothing, just the inner sky of consciousness, is Shiva; where there is alertness and no action. To describe this alertness they put a snake around Shiva’s neck. So the serpent is a symbol of alertness.
PHILOSOPHY
Adi Shankaracharya was an intellectual giant, a genius of linguistics, and above all, a spiritual light and the pride of India. The level of wisdom and knowledge he showed at a very early age made him a shining light for humanity.
Adi Shankaracharya’s philosophy was simple and straightforward. He advocated the existence of the soul and the Supreme Soul. He believed that the Supreme Soul alone is real and unchanging while the soul is a changing entity and that it does not have absolute existence.
ou Could… To Do More… To Achieve More, To Become More.
It’s A Belief That You Can Achieve That Potential. It’s A Faith That You Can Take Command Of Your Life… That You Can Move Beyond Where You’ve Been, To Go Farther Than You Assumed
You Could… To Do More… To Achieve More, To Become More.
