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It is often said that life is all about experiences and to really know about anything,the best way  is to do it and experience it for yourself. In the world today where everything has a price tag, truth and honesty are critically endangered virtues, stress and emotional congestion have become central traits of life of one and all, there comes a life of Yog which shows you, your inner self and the purpose of this precious human life.  Once you hold the hand of your GURU, he takes you through the experiences of life and beyond.With a correct GURU you not only experience everything you are capable of  but you also go over your desires by fulfilling them which is the way of Yog- No desire is suppressed rather you experience and go beyond them. Experiences under a Guru's sanidhya always make you firm and shows your life path . Its always nice to experience something than to just talk and get nothing. Experience Yog to Experience Life!
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  1. tulikaSeptember 28, 2011 at 10:21 AM

    Indeed, only under Guru's sanidhya can one truly experience life and all its facets. It is from here the real journey begins.

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