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Philosophy & Teachings Of Shri Gondavalekar Maharaj

One can experience ‘Self Realization’ (i.e. Atma-Jnana) by chanting the Divine Name of God (Ram), by worshiping GOD and fully surrendering to Him; this is a central idea behind the entire philosophy of any Saint/Sage. Shree Bramhachaitanya Gondavalekar Maharaj presented the same philosophy in a totally new way. Love towards mankind is the backbone of his philosophy by virtue of which even a common man can adopt his philosophy.

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One should chant God’s Divine Name and perform good work all the time. This behavior connects him directly to Lord Ram (God).

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Up to what time should he chant the Name? . . . Till he breathes or is conscious about his own. We should find it impossible to live without the Divine Name of GOD.

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While chanting the Name (Naam), one should practice to hear it through one’s own ears. This helps to increase concentration.
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The Divine Name (Naam) is a link between our Soul and God. Once the Soul unites with Naam, it becomes like Naam.

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We should be satisfied with the status gifted by GOD and remember His grace.

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God’s Name does not have its own taste, we ourselves have to add taste to it and chant it.

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The work that GOD does is the same as that done by His Divine Name.

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We should keep chanting the Name even if we feel suspicious or doubtful about it; all doubts vanish by the chanting of Name itself.

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The person, who thinks of chanting the Naam when conditions improve, never chants the Naam.

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After reading letters from our parents we start following what is mentioned in them, likewise, after reading a good book we should start implementing principles stated in it.

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We love life by staying with it (though it contains sorrows). Similarly, by continuously staying with Naam, we start loving it.

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The wise person should chant the Name – knowingly, and others – unknowingly.

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One must remember that Divine Name (Naam) contains all the features of Yoga.

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The Divine Naam is like a fast train, which takes the devotee directly to the last station without stopping at intermediate stations like seeing colors, seeing lights, etc.

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Name itself contains love for it, like the buttermilk contains the cream, which is unseen. Once we churn it, the cream comes on the top; similarly by chanting the Name of God, love automatically generates.

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God gives just sufficient money to the one He loves very much, but gives tremendous wealth to a person whom He wants to test.
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If a person can follow good traditions, can safeguard his family and live with pride and dignity, such a person having money just to satisfy these needs should be considered as ‘rich’.

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We should treat everyone with love (affection). Our behavior should be very sweet.

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Everything happens as per the wish of the Almighty and God does everything.

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Constant chanting of the Naam will definitely result in love towards God.

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One must believe that ‘whatever happens while chanting the Name is beneficial to him’.

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The person who practices Name can’t stop himself from doing good things.

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As water is the life of human body, similarly Divine name should become the life of our Mind.

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In spiritual practice, Divine Name is like the roof of a house; all other practices / ways are like rooms, which come under this roof.

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Internal satisfaction is a sign of God’s favor on you.

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The person who understands nothing other than Name understands everything.

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Only the holy Name of God and the company of Saints / Sages (Sat-sang) can help you reach your spiritual aim.

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Only a person supported by Divine powers can do real work in this world.

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Chanting God’s Name is like observing silence (Maun).

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We should breathe our last while chanting the Naam. The act of chanting the Naam should be the last act one performs before dying.