Category: Lyrical Reflections
Lyrical Reflections: One who dares to take that leap, Finds pearls of truth in oceans deep…
In the journey of life, few questions haunt the heart as deeply as: What is real? What is lasting? What lies beyond this fleeting world?For the realized souls—those rare ones who have turned inward and touched the eternal—the answers are not theoretical. They are lived truths, revealed in silence, in surrender, and in stillness. Muktanand Swami, the great paramhansa of Bhagwan Swaminarayan, distills these profound insights into his timeless bhajans. In this spiritual composition, he describes the path, the experience, and the outcome of realization—not for the curious, but for the committed seeker. “Anubhavi anandma Govind gave re…”The wise joyously [Read More…]
Lyrical Reflections: The scent of a lion makes herds take flight…
In an age where clarity is clouded by chaos, and the eyes of the soul often remain shut amidst the noise of the world, the teachings of saints like Muktanand Swami shine like a silent lighthouse—guiding seekers inward, to the source of all light. This timeless composition from Muktanand Swami is not simply a devotional bhajan; it is a map of inner transformation. Through each verse, he sketches the contours of the anubhavi—the one who has realized. “Anubhavine antare rahe Ram vase re…”Within the realized, God remains,In all he does, His presence reigns. The anubhavi does not merely believe in [Read More…]
Lyrical Reflections: For the realized soul, all grief has flown…
In a world dominated by appearances, expectations, and endless cravings, the teachings of the great poet-saints of India offer not just solace but awakening. Muktanand Swami, a beloved paramhansa of Bhagwan Swaminarayan, was one such spiritual luminary. His bhajans are not mere verses—they are the lived wisdom of one who had tasted the Divine. In this reflective composition, Muktanand Swami speaks of the anubhavi, the realized soul, and paints a portrait of what it means to live from within rather than react to the world outside. “Anubhavine apda antarthi bhagi re…”For the realized soul, sorrow no longer holds sway. Why? [Read More…]
Lyrical Reflections: This world, so vast in form & play Is just a mirage that fades one day…
In a world consumed by desire and distractions, the wisdom of saints like Muktanand Swami shines like a lighthouse for the lost. His poetic verses aren’t just devotional songs—they are roadmaps guiding us back to our inner truth. In this beautiful bhajan, he opens a window into the life of the jivanmukta, the realized soul, and reminds us of the false identities we cling to. “Anubhavi anandma, Brahmarasna bhogi re…”The realized soul is steeped in bliss—not the temporary happiness born of material fulfillment, but the profound, unshakeable joy of being united with the Divine. Such a soul may walk among [Read More…]
Lyrical Reflections: Your life is wasting away, without worship…
Life often feels like a relentless pursuit of desires and fleeting pleasures. We get so absorbed in the superficial glitter of the world that we fail to acknowledge the deeper reality of our existence. Brahmanand Swami’s bhajan powerfully reveals this truth and offers a sobering reminder of the ignorance that clouds our vision. As we journey through life, we remain trapped in illusions, foolishly believing that worldly pleasures will bring us lasting happiness. Yet, as Brahmanand Swami points out, death approaches relentlessly, a truth we choose to ignore. This ignorance blinds us to the higher purpose of life, leading us [Read More…]
Lyrical Reflections: Worshipping Hari brings true joy, understand O mind…
True love for God is not just an ideal to be spoken of; it is a reality that blossoms in the presence of a soul who has transcended the illusions of this world. The saint who has realized the divine does not merely guide; he transforms. His presence alone ignites the flame of pure love for God within the hearts of those who seek truth. It is this pure love that dispels delusions no other could conquer, lifting the veil of ignorance that binds us to fleeting desires and falsehoods. Compassion is the truest mark of the divine. A soul [Read More…]
Lyrical Reflections: The Sant is the Greatest Benefactor, in this World……
True love for God is not born out of mere words but from the presence of a soul who has realized the divine. When such a saint walks among us, he does not simply guide—he transforms. The weight of delusion, which binds us to fleeting desires and falsehoods, is lifted by his wisdom. His words do not just teach; they awaken. He is the beacon that reveals the truth hidden beneath the illusions of this world. Compassion is the mark of the divine. A true saint does not see differences—his mercy flows to all, embracing every soul in its warmth. [Read More…]
Lyrical Reflections: Commune with the Sant, Night and Day…
Pride is a heavy burden that clouds our hearts, keeping us from experiencing the purest form of love. In our journey towards spiritual awakening, we must let go of our ego and fully embrace the wisdom of enlightened souls. As the verse beautifully expresses, merely sipping from the cup of saintly words is not enough—we must drink deeply and wholeheartedly, allowing their essence to transform us. The path to true joy begins with sincerity. Deceit and pretense only create distance between us and divine grace. To experience the bliss of spiritual love, we must cleanse our hearts of all falsehoods [Read More…]
Lyrical Reflections: No fortune like forbearance
Patience is the greatest fortune. In his profound verses, the revered poet-saint Nishkulanand Swami reveals the unmatched value of forbearance. No treasure surpasses patience, especially in the face of hardship. The hymn urges seekers to embrace endurance, recognizing it as the key to true strength. The verse begins with a striking truth: Forbearance is wealth. In difficult times, patience is the greatest support. The poet reminds us that no treasure compares to perseverance—those who cultivate it never truly suffer. Through powerful imagery, Nishkulanand Swami illustrates the resilience of the steadfast. The patient endure even grave grief without uttering words of [Read More…]
Lyrical Reflections: Without a doubt, attain Akshardham adored
Devotion is not a mere sentiment—it is a path of resilience and surrender. In the powerful bhajan Karie Raji Ghanshyam Re, the revered poet-saint Nishkulanand Swami emphasizes the essence of true devotion: aligning oneself completely with the will of God. Just as a disciplined seeker abandons distractions to focus on the ultimate goal, a true devotee dedicates their life to pleasing the Lord. The bhajan begins with a call to make God the center of one’s existence. Pleasing Him is not just an act of worship; it is the key to fulfillment. Everything else in life falls into place when [Read More…]