In this episode, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri speaks from direct experience about the sacred role of the Guru. Not as a figure of admiration or idealization, but as the living presence through whom the filters fall away and God is revealed—not as imagined, but as He is. He reflects on the silence between souls, the mystery of real recognition, and why the path without a Guru, though often pursued, cannot lead to what the soul most deeply longs for. Those who have met a true Guru will understand; for the rest, he offers a gentle invitation to listen quietly.

In this episode, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri reflects on the nature of desire—not as something to suppress or indulge blindly, but something to understand with care. Through simple, personal stories, he speaks about moments in life when desires were strong, but clarity led to quiet restraint—like choosing not to speak when angry, or walking away from something tempting, not because of discipline, but because the heart was already full.

He shares how, through steady practice and remembrance of God, desire begins to shift—from seeking things in the world to seeking what doesn’t change. This is a quiet conversation about living gently, remembering truth, and noticing what’s really moving inside us.

In this episode, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri speaks openly about the role of a living teacher in one’s search for understanding. Drawing from decades of personal experience, he reflects on the difference between learning from direct experience and relying solely on books or systems. With gentle honesty, he shares why true knowledge of the self can’t be borrowed or memorized—it must be seen clearly within, often with the help of someone who already sees.

He offers quiet insights into the traditions he’s practiced, the teachers he’s known, and the simplicity of what’s often made to seem complex. Along the way, everyday examples—from learning to ride a motorcycle to caring for a small insect—reveal the deeper thread of attention, sincerity, and humility in the spiritual journey.