My Master

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.

What if God was never outside but always within you? This reflection reveals the truth of Pure Space and impure space—the still, infinite consciousness within and the restless mind that hides it. Through inner silence and the dissolution of the mind, what has always been present is revealed: God as pure stillness, positivity, and bliss within.

The Master's presence guides the seeker from remembrance to stillness, dissolving ego and revealing the Living Dead condition—inner freedom while living in the world. Through constant remembrance, Silentation, and the Master's energy, stillness deepens, transformation unfolds, and the seeker becomes the master of himself.

Since the dawn of time, we’ve prayed to unseen powers for safety, success, and comfort—yet life flows untouched by our wishes. True divinity is not outside but within, waiting to be awakened. When we silence the restless “I” and surrender to Him, the mind clears, desires fade, and His light shines through. In that stillness, fear and suffering dissolve, and we move in harmony with the universe itself.

The presence of a living Master is the essence of true spiritual growth. Through Guru-Tatwa, the divine energy of the Guru, seekers find inner purification, self-realization, and the sacred bond of “My Master.” Guided by Chivaguru Subramanya Shiva Balan, this path reveals that the Guru is not only a guide but the very way to liberation.