Satsangs & Essays
Below are English language satsangs given by satsangis at Dera and elsewhere, alongside personal reflections and essays on applying the spiritual teachings.
2026 Satsangs & Essays
Why are innocent people subjected to apparently terrible experiences? ...
There is a science fiction novel written by H.G. Wells called The Invisible Man that tells the story of a scientist who figured out a way to make himself invisible to the world. ...
Rumi describes a profound truth: from that our mind behaves like a thick stone wall of ego, worldly attachments, desires, and karmas that block the path of our soul – going back to God. ...
The Shabd masters are not interested in giving people spiritual experiences; rather, they want us to live spiritual lives: to spiritually develop and transcend our desires, attachments, and karmas so that we can be liberated from the cycle of transmigration in which our souls have been emmeshed for countless lifetimes. ...
There is a fig tree called “Ashvattha” that is said to have originated on the Indian subcontinent. ...
Does our world run entirely according to the Lord’s will, as the mystics assert? ...
How grateful can we be for this gentle, loving and meaningful way of life in which our attention gradually shifts from the visible world to the divine, and our awareness awakens and gradually expands? ...
Once longing for the Divine has been awakened within us, our life and our whole being starts going through an ever-deepening process of radical change and transformation. ...
A spiritual warrior struggles and sacrifices to win the war in order to go home to the Lord. ...
Over the centuries, philosophers, scientists, and religious leaders have struggled to describe the physical universe, how it was created, when will it end, and the concept of time – each from their different points of view. ...