SADHANA – A CLOSE ENCOUNTER

Dr.Gautam Chatterjee



SWA-ARADHANA or worshipping the self is a discipline in Spirituality which is in vogue. Method and means may vary but the contemplation - “Sadhana” evolves from within and journey back to the self, because the self at the soul level is part of the Supreme. And in Sadhana the self at the body level seeks the soul within. The journey of “quest” from body to the soul does sound closer but in actuality it is several light years away yet we call it, soul is within.

For us, Sadhana must have pre-requisites called RAM NAAM, Sattvik nature, serving attitude and disciplined life pattern. Acting upon this the Sadhana must begin. But no Sadhana is possible without Guru Mantra. In our system, as prescribed by Param Guru, Guru gives RAM Mantra. Anybody can utter RAM but the utterance is divine when Guru pronounces with his eternal Bhava. It is like seed of Vata Vriksha that when it gets heat of the bird’s body. This element of heat is out of TAAP in Guru sphere which comes after several thousands of birth and rebirth and as resultant of TAAP SADHANA!

Guru does not become a Guru by mere socio-religio exercise. Millions of years of Sadhana allows him to get to this stage after coupling enormous process of births and re-births. THE SOUL GETS THE BODY ONLY TO GUIDE AND HEAL OTHERS SELFLESSLY, IS THE DESTINY OF GURU. Guru, at his own “Pran” state merges with the celestial wish and then he gets immortal entity though living in the mortal form. While journeying through time the soul gets awakened and does have tri-kaal drishti to nurse and nurture souls of varied hues. Thus when Guru utters RAM, then it first cleanses the body with acoustic vibrations, then “Avataran” of Supreme entity happens to clean the mind (Manas shuddhi) and open up soul’s eye for few fractions of moment through which actually Guru wishes the person to unburden the luggage of past “doings” and set onto Sadhana mode.

Swa-Aradhana starts with throwing the baggage of past, and try to float in the “Bliss Ocean” which is provided by Guru during diksha. But, then bliss fades away as one comes back to the life of mortal nuances. Trying time begins and one is tested as if Ram is asking “Are you ready for Ram Chetna or you want Maya”. These thoughts germinate as one sets on for Sadhana.

Sadhana starts with “Swa” – the given mental constitution of the self. Then myself is loved and exploration starts. But many fumble with love of the “Entity” (body) and forget the eternal entity of the soul of the self.

Swa-Bhav (Self behaviour)

Swa-Adhya begin with thesis and anti-thesis. Learning and unlearning begins simultaneously. Self has Swabhav or behavior. In Sadhana this behavior pattern is altered and corrected. Sadhana begins with two sets of feelings “disillusionment” and a feeling of “renunciation”. This cross fires with life pattern and one tends to get depressed. Here Swamiji Maharaj had clearly spelt out Sadhana-Chetna does not mean running away from duties in the pretence of “Renunciation”. One must do duties of all kinds; but must not harm others and keep the Ram Naam as a matter of constant remembrance – which means “Being in touch always”.

Thus this is the first intervention Swamiji Maharaj ordains for Sadhak. Ramakrishna said “Pankal Mach hoey theko”. He meant though be in dirt but don’t allow to get the dirt touch your soul as Pankal mach (the fish of the dirty pond) whose skin always remains clear from any dirt.

Similarly, we know lotus grow amidst dirt yet it remains clean as nothing stays on its petals. The Rajhans, the Royal Swan though floats in water, yet its wings are not drenched with water.

Thus in Sadhana – the Swabhav or the behavior needs to accept the dirt or Tamasik aspect of life yet one must learn to keep distance from them. This psychical and objective stand point becomes our nature when we completely soak our mind, body and soul in Ram Naam. Thus we subtly realize that “Ram Naam” is auto-mending technique in our behavioural level and can pattern our mind behavior as well.

Swayam – The Entity of the Being

Sadhana starts by the self or Swayam. Now this swayam has a physical entity meaning body. In the thought of God, we often ignore our body and try to become a careless being. Here we do a mistake. We must realize that we are to do Sadhana through our body and thus this be upkept properly. Contemporaries of Swamiji Maharaj do say that he always kept proper care of body and skin so that he could heal many.


Swa-Chetna – Consciousness of the Self

Towards Sadhana Chetna, while correcting the self one does come across huge “guilt luggage” that crosses consciously or subconsciously - in the mind. Deeds called sin can be washed off with repentance and tears. So be upto Ram and do a complete surrender, practice penance of tears or repentance that can create a space for forward march of “Swayam” or the self towards attaining Sadhana.

Sadhana centres around self and selflessness. It starts and ends with self. But this self if seen in plurality i.e. self and others are primeval disintegration from Supreme or Param Atman then all the entities are part of the bigger self. So self be it me or he/she, are the same self in plurality. But singular entity and their individual deeds create the gap. So we find apart from self others are also suffering. At this level if the very self thinks selflessly and wishes well to others and pray for others then the plural self bridges the gap and thus Swamiji Maharaj had asked us to pray for others, do our duties and live for others. This wishing for each other selflessly and keeping them as personal secret can hold the ground of being selfless in our life and living in our given time line.

Sadhana begins with Chetna or consciousness. The consciousness gets awakened through filling of Ram Naam in body and mind through constant remembrance. The eternal word when becomes involuntarily melody within then realization and unknown revelations dawn upon in our thought process. Here begins the journey of Chetana where Ram becomes self and self merges with Naam Sagar of Ram. Being conscious of things around us leads to consciousness of things which are even not seen yet perceived. Then after comes the awakened consciousness where one dwells in time line of past, present and future of given time and space. Awakened consciousness leads to Ram consciousness which equates with eternal consciousness where timelessness and spacelessness become dormant factor. Then begin the journey of eternal Maha-chaitanya where one merges back to a wishless lilaless deep sleep of cosmos wherefrom everything once emerged to create the creation. This is the state of non-creation as now even the process of uncreation ceases to exist.

Swa-Adhyaya (self study)

Sadhana gets going with self-study or Swa-Adhyaya. Swamiji Maharaj had clearly ordained that repeated Swa-Adhyaya of Gita, Ramayana allows emancipation within. He meant, again and again, afresh every time if we contemplate on the hidden wisdom with empty mind (without any pre-conceived notion) every time then we realize many unknown interpretation which at times Maharajji explains. We listen to the rendering of text just as spiritual exercise, then it may not help that much but if we internalize, stop and contemplate on a particular thought then the wisdom window gets opened which is the gift of Swa-Adhyaya. Swa-Adhyaya allows learning as we all know. But it provides more scope for unlearning and correcting our perceptions. What we know are “relativity of truth” what is expressed can be understood but what is not written or subtly written can only be realized by the self. Towards this Swa-Adhyaya allows opening the flood gates of eternal knowledge that allows a close connectivity with Ram Chetana, which assures our spiritual growth. Swa-Adhyaya can be through reading the text, realizing the words of Guru and also getting guidance from Param Guru who opens our “Pran” that allows “Darshan” which is called Pran-Darshan that assures a closer proximity with Supreme Ram no matter in this world whatever be our dwellings, status or knowledge. Eternal wisdom can be cultured within when we introspect with a single thought and go deep into it in a contemplative manner.

Swa-Dhaarana (Self perception)

In the process of Sadhana – Swa Dhaarana or perception of the self and about the self, which is the pivotal hinge whereupon Sadhana or spiritual cultivation continues.

Self must be understood as mortal materialistic self and also the spiritual realization to perceive the spiritual goal beyond the body. A sadhak after diksha must analyze his/her mortal entities viz-a-viz the duties one has to discharge. This self-perception allows a fixed space for our mortal operations. One does not dangle from here to there with restlessness or with freckle mindedness. Now comes the question of Swa-dhaarana that is why we are so restless in our mortal callings. The reason is wish and our unending wishful thinking. Mortal beings are driven by variety of pleasures to appease our sense organs and that with time increases the appetite as wish becomes cravings. Then come pain and suffering which can be conscious or sub-conscious realization. This is the reason Maharajji asks us to douse the wish lamp of our life by not adding oil “wish” to the wish lamp called life. Finally we need to douse these mortal attachments to journey beyond the body. Maharajji thus prescribes that one must do duties dedicatedly yet must develop a sense of detachment. Again, craving for mortal pleasures must cease if we want to run our mind towards Swa-Aradhana in terms of Sadhana. The method is only to fill our body and mind with countless Ram Ram that will help us to have self perception of Swa-dharana about our basic mortal desires and lust.
Now Swa-Dhaarana must move from body to soul to fathom the spiritual goal. This perception must be drawn from Guru diksha day, where we have promised to have a disciplined life with a touch of Rama bhava. The spiritual quest to get salvation from birth and rebirth is the ultimate goal. So we have a clear perception of having or begetting Rama consciousness where we merge back finally. This perception or Swa-dhaarana sets us in the motion to realize Ram within and Ram in everything that moves naturally. Ram is the dawn, Ram is the Vasundhara, Ram is the natural world, Ram is the relation, Ram is the Nature of any being, Ram is the behavior, Pravriti (pattern of nature), Ram is the Moksha and Ram is perception and Ram is the epitome of what is unperceivable as well.

These Swa-dhaaranas or perceptions takes us through all delusions and illusions and make us realize the lila of the world and the other world without any lila or Maya. Ram is the goal and Ram is the means before we set out to realize Param Guru through our eternal spiritual perception.

Swa-Aham (Self ego)

In the process of Sadhana we find a pair of word- Swa-Aham or the self ego as most important factor. The identity of “I” and culturing “I” for spiritual salvation is the most complex phenomenon. I am the ordinary mortal who constantly fights a lone battle to keep the balance of all kinds of relations. There “I” tries to do justice; I performs duty; I maintains all social relations; I also punishes as finally I wants to survive.

When success embraces, I, then ego plays a greater role. There is a state of inflation or ballooning effect. It takes all kind of credit and showcases it under one’s own belt. Ego wishes for more as one keeps on getting. Craving for worldly pleasure begets in dynamic term. In the world of spiritualism this ego becomes a stumbling block. I have seen moneyed people who do sewa with folded hands, do have under current of showcasing themselves and their power connectivity which they hold in the ecclesiastical order. This flattered ego never allowsa real “Sadhana” and one moves in periphery and lives in pretentious world where they share how many time they meet guru; how many malas they could count so they think they are of higher spiritual order. The pretention for long times goes towards believing it as real; Ego feels he is achieving everything but in reality they are in deep illusion. This ego gets crashed as the graph of self pride slips down.

The injured ego unable to fathom anything and blames Ram. But we forget that sufferings we only earn through our deeds. It is the ego that feels, makes us feel that self is of great order of spirituality and creates a close proximity with Ram.

In reality we forget that in Sadhana the first thing is to kill the self-ego. I am nobody and I am incapable and incomplete actually empowers us spiritually.

Swa-Aham or self ego must be immersed before one sets in the road of spiritualism through Sadhana.

Surrendering the ego to the Supreme is a complex exercise but this can happen very easily when Supreme desires and when HE thinks we deserve it. Ram Bhava when gets entrenched deeply in our mind, then we find slowly the mortal ego crumbles and realization of bigger entity of Rama consciousness peeps in our mindscape.

Constant remembrance or simran of Ram Naam allows the alter ego to get awakened and we realize Sadhana is possible when HE will wish. Thus we realize a complete surrender to param Guru and having unquestioned trust in Guru can banish the stumbling block of “Swa-Aham” as we would surely realize to cruise ahead in spiritual world with “Ramamayeness” where ego of Ram only stays and where blissfullness floats. Only wish of Ram must prevail if we are contemplating for salvation of eternal kind.

Swa-Abhimaan (Self esteem)

Self ego and self pride stalls the process of Sadhana. Yet self that does Sadhana cannot be just a piece of life force. Here comes the play of Swa-abhimaan or self esteem. The very self must not have pride or even attaching ego that can belittle all. Yet self is the core of our entity. This must be loved, nursed and cared. Swa-abhimaan or self with valued esteem can be a very active force. This self be like the pearl in shell, must be protected from all adversity. Self must be realized as a “God sent” blessings through which we do Sadhana. This self esteem gets activated when we realize that our body is the temple where our ishta or Ram stays in Garba Griha. When we realize this, then we try to keep the temple clean and pious. We also realize that our body is the space where sacredness dwells. With these feelings we also realize that our self esteem or abhimaan gets injured by other’s words, actions. To combat this one must assert so that none should dare to create any dent in our personality. This also means that our peer group and relations must be those who never try to inflict any psychological injury consciously or with intention. Because for Sadhana one must have self belief and well protected self so that all our intentions are directed towards realizing spiritual goal. Swa-abhimaan allows self love and that self when is not just “mortal” wish driven self then getting on to the highway of spiritualism through disciplined Sadhana becomes practical.

Swa-Adhaar( Base of the Self)

The process of Sadhana has a base or spiritual foundation. Every self has its own spiritual foundation of earlier births, which conscious mind has forgotten. However, deeds of the past do provide an avenue in the present birth. Our contemplation about divine, our God fearing attitudes, our values and the sense of functional morality are some of the indicators of our past Karma, which remains our “Adhaar” for Sadhana in this birth. However, the swa-Adhaar gets a solid foundation after the formal Diksha from Guru. Who through Mantric process does a cleansing and purify the self which becomes “Adhaar” for our Sadhana. Now once we are blessed with “Ram Dhan” our mind, body and action (both behavior and words) get purified by the blissfull power of Guru. Then Guru lays down a platform which is “Niyam” to culture spiritualism. Here we beget the “Swa-Adhaar” whereupon we rebuild our celestial temple of dhyan (meditation) and dharana (contemplation) to scale a new height in life.

Sadhana cannot be without materialistic deviations or problems. There are lures, diversions, which would pose hindrance in Sadhana. Now to combat this “Swa Adhaar” or the spiritual foundation plays a very important role. In Sadhana satsang we are taught to do simran or constant remembrance of Ram Naam and also to keep the Naam Jyot alive throughout. The food restrictions, the baithak from Ram Dhun to meditation, from Swa adhyaya to Maun (silence) from discourse to lighter moment of jokes to enchanting bhajans lead to the path to show us a process of Sadhana which should be our Adhaar for spiritual contemplation

Swa-Sadhan (Self is the means)

Sadhana requires means to achieve the spiritual goal. So assessing Swa-Sadhan or means of the self, help us to carry on the spiritual contemplation.

What are the “Sadhan” or means for Sadhana need to be understood. Mind – the thought process, Mann – the heart that echoes our emotions or bhava and body that holds our Karma, intention and intuitions. All these are holistic means to cultivate spiritualism.

These sadhans or means are pure till it get layers of dust over the years of living in this world. During diksha the first dusting takes place as pure being comes out truly. Then in the process of Sadhana one has to take care of the self so that dust gathering gets reduced in our Karmic life. The body at the Karmic level must have a total control of its sense organs and pleasure of life. Excess indulgence must be stopped and means is simple Ram Naam simran that has its auto correction system. Behaviour of our body and gesticulations go towards our Karma. One should keep in mind that through our body we must not hurt anyone. Gesticulation and making face or even ignoring some to belittle go towards our Karma through the body. Our body is the tangible means or vessel upon which Sadhana floats and Chaitanya Bhava flowers. So the question is that whether our body is perfected towards the spiritual goal.

Another significant means for Sadhana is our Chintan or thought process. Our mind content needs to be dressed well so that no aberration can peep out. Negations or harmful thoughts need to stemmed. For this Ram Mantra is Maha-aushadhi that can control the mind for sure. When we smile in nature and derive joy out of nature then mind gets purified. Again, when we wish good for others and heal all then mind manifests towards greater results. That is why Swamiji Maharaj prescribed for us “Pray for others well being”. And greater fruits are accrued when we keep these well wishing prayers as our personal secrets. Mind that loves, thought that cares and thinking that nurses are the sublime nature of buddhi which holds the secret of chetna that Sadhana provides.

Our Mann, heart or bhava allows us to gauge our soul content. Filling it with Ram Naam allows excavating the past good deeds in this life. This wisdom when we unearth within then mortal thought process becomes easy, pious and controllable. Thus filling our body, mind and chitta with bhavamaya Ram makes our Sadhana a chetanashil or awakened spiritual journey.
Swa-Samaskar

Ethos, attitude, sublimity, morality, values go towards Samaskars of the self that propels sadhana to a dynamic level. These are mainly derivatives of Karma. Good deeds of past bring peace to the self that is experienced in the “Now”. This peace and unharmful attitude brings Sadhana to the desired path. Samaskar of previous birth, then in the pattern of norms of living the begotten from parents go towards what we are. Then comes the major shift by means of Guru-Samaskar; Guru, with his eternal power bestows many Sattvik elements through his own hidden transmission system which allows chetana-shuddhi or purification of thoughts or awareness of mind. Samaskars begotten through Guru tattwa are not restricted to his pravachans or spiritual modes and measures but also the element of “buddhi” or intellect of awared kind that perfectly perceives Guru’s wish and Param Guru’s perspective in an internal process of realization of the eternal kind. These celestial realizations are gifts of Guru Samaskars.

Sadhana is a journey from truth to the higher truth unless the absolute truth is realized in Chetana-Sadhana. Samaskars are its wing which allows the flight of Vihangam. Eternity of Samaskar is never distinguished as bad and good Samaskars. Rather it moves in a graded manner from one layers of truth to the other layer of truth. Yet these remain the realized Samaskars. Gurutattwa and his Samaskars do not have any anti-thesis but these are demarcations of truth which may be relative truth but never untrue.

Samaskars of Sadhana is the purest form of truth. For this Gurutattwa is most essential ingredients that allows higher spiritual Samaskar to flower. Those Samaskars are blessings and bliss that negates none, and questions nothing. These Samaskars quench the thirst or appetite of spiritualism and help us to achieve these which Param Guru has ordained through Guru Samaskars which for Sadhak becomes Swa-Samaskars.



Swa-Swikar (self acceptance of guilt)


An apology before Sadhana is the mandatory for a Sadhak. Humankind amasses lot of negative deeds through Karma. Sometimes we are aware of these and sometime we are not. Karma is the natural interplay of light and shades. On darkness light plays upon to illuminate. So our good karma or well intentioned deeds allow the journey from Darkness to light. But if our life has an apology, regret and repentance then we can travel light. Constantly crying and regretting before Ram allows a sure upliftment, Swikar or acceptance of guilt works wonder in our journey of purification.

Realizing one’s own fault allows us a chance to mend. When we accept our fault we scale the mound of guilt and if we choose to deny then we become part of the guilt mound. During Sadhana in the session of “Jyot” we realize the presence of Ram which is the time to repent and merge with Ram as all say “Jyot se Jyot Jala lo”.

For perfect Sadhana one must have an “awared mind” that must be discrete. Self analysis helps us to dig out our past wrong deeds which works as speed breakers. The baggage of the guilt can be lessened when we secretly cry and repent about our wrong deeds. Ram is the most merciful and he ordains the rightfulness in this world. Once he allows one to be in his lap, then as Maa he is your blind supporter and takes care of you no matter how sinner you happen to have been!

Deeds are Maya so the sins. A sinner in this world can get worst of suffering but once our apologies are accepted then all sins get wiped off. He is so merciful. During meditation, if one keeps a scope of telling all to the Guru about one’s deeds then Guru pardons the soul and higher realization is achieved in the very session of meditation. Such merciful is Guru. But all these can take place when we can innocently confess about our faults and then go ahead. In the cremation ground it is written, “Do one good act a day”. I have given a thought and I say “stop two wrong acts or doings a day to make life beautiful. As we must know what is wrong and also know to accept our faults then salvation is assured.

Swa Astha (self belief)

Believing self is the utmost requirement for a Sadhak. Trust, shraddha are the basics where upon Sadhana travels. Believing that I have to do sadhana for spiritual salvation must not have an iota of doubt about means, purpose and self capabilities. Because its our being that fuels the will power which makes any impossible as a possible.

While talking about self belief in terms of Sadhana we need to enjoin the concept of absolute Shraddha towards Param Guru, Swamiji Maharaj and Gurudev Maharajji. Whatever they have said or say are absolute truth and understanding them in its true spirit is sadhana itself. The celestial word Ram is no two lettered Hindi word, nor is it a character of epic in limited sense rather it is an ocean. This Ram Mahasamudra can be measured only who have the absolute belief in the Self and in Ram.

“I am in Him” and “He is in me” must be a functional belief which must be relished every moment we live in the world. This eternal bridge between self and HE hangs on reality of belief system and here no mask or pretention works.

Sadhana does have quests for higher truth but non-truth cannot exist in spiritual contemplation. Wisdom we does seek and means are many. We must trust what Pravachan Piyush has said in its every word. We must have completd Shraddha for every line of Amritvani which do have super logics sometime even away from our mundane world perception. Having complete trust into celestial or super logic helps us to build our mind brick-blocks that erects the mind temple where Rama Mahasagar ashore.

Self belief that Ram is absolute and there is no alternate or options for Sadhana allows us to mend our life pattern, correct our thought process and bring necessary changes in our attitude, nature behavior and karmic actions. All these happen involuntarily when we know nothing but Ram and Ram only. Thus complete surrender to Ram is possible when we have total astha in the self. Because trust bridges mortal and immortal world and mistrust breaks mortal and immortal world and mistrust breaks even a relation between our body and mind at micro level.

Swa-bhava (emotive nature of the self)

Self emotions when dressed with Sattvik bhava then our thinking, body language, behavior and action undergo a sea change. Swa-bhav or self emotion at the expression level is Swabhav or nature of self ventilated through words and actions.

Being in Ram-bhava (in the emotive web of Ram) one looses the mortal G-force of mundane cravings. Being nearer to God, being in Him, then merging in Him with total devotion allows the flowering of Chetana (self awakening) that facilitates a galloping traverse in Sadhana.

In ecclesiastical society, people pretend to be very high devotee and yet indulge in nefarious activities. Thus Swa-bhav becomes a false pretention only. One may be respected and get away with this behavior socially but would not assure any linkage celestially and even the so-called bliss becomes a fabricated maya for them.

We tend to forget that “Sadhana” is a personal secret. Swa-bhava or self emotion or nature as Gods own emotion then that be kept a secret.

Being in love with Ram needs to be a personal lila and not a matter of public discourse. This allows sadhana to stake its eternal engine.

Bhava called Ram or bhava of Ram or Ram-bhava as perceived notion dangle upon our own inner nature and outer attitude. Being with HIM and keeping HIM as witness all the time for all our actions we get inter-twined with eternal Ram bhava then it unleashes the celestial nature of Ram through our micro entity called self.

Our body is made of Panchabhuta or five elements so our nature reflects the same. But when self believes grasp Rama tattwa then an eternal chemistry is created. This can be opened and decoded with one eternal key that is Ram. So sadhana needs Ram Bhava and Swa-bhava or self nature then that manifests as an eternal lotus.

Swa-Aradhana (worshipping the self)

Sadhana done by the self is swa-aradhana. This philosophy of self worship is not self iconizing or self praising.

Ram is in me and I am in Ram remain the corest of core of Ram-Dhyan-Sadhana, Sadhana of the self is all about creating the self-body, mind and soul as Ramalaya or the abode and temple of Ram.

This temple is to create with RAMA-BHAVA which is the broad architect, building, Shikha Gopuran and Garbha Griha. It is Ram which is mortar, cement and paint. Rama is the marble flour, Rama is the icon and finally Rama is the Sadhak. This is in short Ram is all about!

Perceiving iconless Ram through eternal light and sound of Ram and then finding it within the eternal Rama-consciousness is all about Sadhana and attaining salvation thereof.

Guru-tattva is the first and last element of this Sadhana process. Making self as a temple of Ram and installing the iconless icon of Ram within our mortal body is the greatest challenge.

Sadhana of the self is the journey from outer to inner; from inner to the cosmic inner called Vaikuntha.

Our body is a maya, full of wishes, desires, and cravings. Through Guru Samaskar one needs to douse the fire called wish for the Sadhana of Ramamayness.

Wish lamp and duties of mortal kind need to be understood clearly. Swamiji Maharaj had clearly stated in the name of spiritualism one should not run away from mortal callings or discharging one’s duties. But alongside he advises Ram Chintan and Ram simran must continue constantly so that our mind does not get defocused from our Eshta no matter whatever be our callings.

When Ram Naam besmears our mind and body then a Sattavik glow emerges and that only destroys all our cravings. Because craving in its course hampers the Karma pattern and personality gets injured as mind enjoys or “Manas” entertains the worldly pleasures. This in course changes our nature and attitude and brings the Tamasik element to the fore. To avoid these sequential pitfalls Param Guru ordered “Ram Bhaj Ram”. BECAUSE LURE AND WISH, DESIRE AND LUST MUST GET A HALT TO MAKE THE SELF A TEMPLE OF RAM.

Ram Naam if filled in our body and mind then every heart beat sings Ram Ram and ever outer acoustics like the sound of automobile would sound similar. This is the beginning of the journey towards inner consciousness. Once the body and mind is constantly filled with Ram Naam then we become “Ram Dham” ourselves meaning installation of Arupa Ram within. This leads to removal of our ailments which visits us as a resultant of our karma.

Thus we find Ram Naam makes the body ailment free. Thereafter Ram Bhava propels inward and touches upon the time line of memory to retrieve the Sattvik Bhava through our sub-conscious mind layers. Then suddenly we retrieve information from within which we have not experienced in this life. This information content emerges from super sub-consciousness mind state which is partially soul content that travels beyond time and place. It is like some loose electric connection sometime gets connected and sometimes not. This internal information guide comes within as divine voice that comes as auto-initiative without our wish.

Then Ram Bhava entrenches deeper and connects within. Being in touch with divine is perceived and practiced by Guru Stature only.

The Sadhana continues harder inside and our outer meaning mortal life and dwellings becoms fragmented as disillusionment dawns.

The journey of Swa-Aradhana travels through varied hues, wisdom rains from cosmic sky, five elements or Panchabhuta have a thinner impacts as mind or manas travels to and fro of huge time line and varied spaces before it swings into a timeless illumination where Rama consciousness thrives and unites the world of creation, uncreation to the state of non-creation. This is the goal of Swa-Aradhana through Sadhana. Ram Ram.