Sadhana happens when all the efforts are dropped. When you are totally relaxed, you experience true bliss.

Like weather, time has it's own impact on you. Your sadhana and satsang are your sheild, your protection.

Sadhana and meditation gives the strength to stand by the humiliation.

Knowledge, Sadhana, Seva and Satsang help to bring about a sense of belonging in no time.

When you do more sadhana some siddhis come. Sometimes it's correct sometimes it's not. You shouldn't be attached to it. Vairagya

Many things like food, time, company, planetary positions, place and our karmas can affect the quality of your Sadhana

Sadhana is meant to increase this prana level in you. If your prana level is constantly high- then you don’t need to do sadhana- that is what is enlightenment; your optimum prana.

Sadhana, Pranayama and Meditation doesn't let you go out of control. Sadhana is there to harness and channelize your emotions.

Sadhana means keeping your mind clear, light and happy

Be in knowledge. Listen to knowledge and do your practices (sadhana) every day. Then you cannot get into depression. Join a team, do seva. When you have nothing to do, you think about yourself and get depressed.

Without grace of the divine there will be no success, that is why if you want grace then you must do Seva, sadhana, satsang and in time you will get the fruits of all your efforts.

What is important is for you to become content. Again and again, be content. This is an art and this is what meditation is. True sadhana is to be calm, contented, and rested.

The whole life is Sadhana. Doing Pooja and other rituals are important but one should also celebrate whole life as Sadhana.

You can win over the hearts of people when you win over your own mind. What do you need to do for that? You need to do your sadhana (spiritual practices) regularly.

God is there within. He is sometimes sleeping and hiding, sometimes awake and dancing. After some sadhana, God is awake. Awaken the God and Goddess in you!

A person who is truly healthy is one who has an unfading smile on his face. A healthy person is one who has a smile on his face, love in his heart, and strength and vitality in the body. Medicines alone cannot help one to achieve this state. Along with medicines and food, one must also focus on sadhana (spiritual practices) also.