Is devotion just an emotion, or a spiritual path in its own right? HH Guruji Sundar explains how Love is the key to Bhakti and how it differs from the disciplined path of Yoga.

A sudden wave of fear during meditation, sometimes even a fear of death, with no clear trigger. If this has happened to you, nothing has gone wrong — here's what's actually happening, and what to do when it rises.

When the AAC Team visited Sri Yukteswar Giri's ashram in Serampore, what unfolded went far beyond history. In the presence of HH Guruji Sundar, a living saint, grace opened a door history alone could never open.

Sudden tears. Unexplained anger. Mood swings that seem to come from nowhere. If this has happened to you during meditation, nothing has gone wrong — here's what's actually happening, and what to do when it does.

"Meditation calms the mind — but for many, something still feels unresolved underneath it. This is the difference between self-consciousness and I-ness, and why a quiet mind isn't the same as truly knowing yourself."

In his Bhakti Sutras, our beloved master, HH Guruji Sundar, explains the true depth behind devotion to God and what surrender actually means. Below are his divine verses:

Most people today are familiar with the seven-chakra system. However, very few know of the complete nine-chakra system, which includes two hidden chakras that are not found in any surviving scriptures or textbooks. Only through the grace of HH Guruji Sundar have these hidden chakras been revealed to us at Aathman Awareness Centre. These two subtle centres are the Pidari Kan (Mane) Chakra and the Manonmaniyam Chakra.

You can never ever stay in the middle! It is not at all possible. Only fools will say that they are functioning from the middle.

HH Guruji Sundar shares his divine wisdom on how to live in awareness the entire day.

Despite its importance, this divine process often remains unnoticed. The breath continues uninterrupted throughout our lives, yet most people remain unaware of it. In this lack of awareness lies one of the greatest losses of human life.

More than a century has passed since Gurulinga Swamigal attained Jeeva Samadhi, yet devotees continue to experience His presence as living and active within the shrine.

In order to be aware of something, you do not necessarily need to see or touch it. You just know. This knowing comes naturally as you become more subtle over time in your spiritual journey. But how is this different from the five senses?

HH Guruji Sundar's divine Ganapati Kavacham

Guru Seva is not something we do with effort. It flows naturally when we...

The eyes through which I see the world were never mine. They belong to the endless, the divine.

There is a longing that does not speak in words. It does not seek explanations, nor does it bargain with the mind. It simply knows—this is the one. That knowing is Guru Bhakthi. Not a doctrine to be memorised, not a ritual to be performed, but a fire that begins in the heart and slowly consumes everything false.

Our physical body is a 360-degree holistic sum of the daily efforts we make in our lives. From waking up in the morning to going to sleep at night, everything we do contributes to our physical well-being.

There are countless miracles that His Holiness has performed in my life. My river of life was destined to flow in a particular direction, but by the grace of His Holiness Guruji Sundar, its course has been altered many times.