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Every human being experiences material, physical, and mental suffering, yet the true source of all pain is the mind. This article reveals how suffering becomes a gateway to spiritual evolution, explaining Mano Nasha—the dissolution of the mind—as the path to liberation. Through Silentation, remembrance of the Master, and inner purification, the seeker transcends suffering and realises the Self in infinite stillness.

The true aim of spiritual practice is not achievement, power, or experiences — but purity of mind. A mind free from accumulated thoughts, desires, and impressions becomes light, peaceful, and unbound. This article explores how mental weight creates suffering, the condition known as Bhavaroga, and how divine help through Masterfulness dissolves inner burdens, leading to lasting peace and clarity.

The three gunas—Tamas, Sattva, and Rajas—are not merely psychological traits but divine states of consciousness in Chivality. Tamas is the original silence of Chivam, Sattva is the luminous purity of Brahman in the mind, and Rajas is human action guided by inner balance. When aligned, they transform the seeker into a divine human being.