Saintly Sayings – Swami Ni Vato: Happiness #1

Saintly Sayings is an English translation of Swami Ni Vato, the
timeless spiritual teachings of Aksharbrahman Gunatitanand Swami
Maharaj (1784–1867). Revered as the first manifest form of
Aksharbrahman, he lived on earth alongside Parabrahman Bhagwan
Swaminarayan, whom millions of Hindus worship as the Supreme God.
(BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha)

These saintly sayings speak for themselves. Through their simplicity,
depth, and timeless wisdom, these sayings inspire spiritual
understanding, uplift the heart, quiet the mind, and bring peace to
the soul.

Transcript

Without understanding Sankhya. The realization that the body the world. And worldly pleasures are temporary. While the Atma and Paramatma are eternal and deserve our constant focus, It is difficult to overcome faults such as greed, Lust, Attachment to taste, Possessiveness, And ego. Likewise, The three kinds of suffering are the ātmā, The miseries of the mind, Adhibhūt, Physical illness and hardship, And adhidev, Natural calamities such as floods, Famines, Earthquakes, And plagues cannot be completely overcome. Without Sankhya, Satsang remains only partially complete. Therefore, To live with lasting happiness, Understand and practice the principles of Sankhya.

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