Depression and Spiritual Practices - Sri M - Excerpt from a Talk on Youth & Spirituality, USA
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2020
- Sri M - "I wouldn't completely dismiss the alternative of a psychiatrist or the the role of therapy where necessary. However, we have to look at the root or the cause of the problem, and the cause seems to be that they (the youth) are rudderless. They don't know where to hang their worries on. They are without support, these young people who suffer from depression. They think this world is all there is....."
This session is an excerpt from the discussion on the topic 'Youth & Spirituality' which took place in USA in 2018.
Link to the full discussion on Youth & Spirituality - • Sri M - Youth & Spirit...
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About Sri M
Born in India, Sri M is a spiritual guide, social reformer, educator and writer. He first met his Master at the age of nine under the jackfruit tree, in the compound of his house in Thiruvananthapuram in the Indian coastal state of Kerala.
The full account of his astonishing and amazing experiences are published in his memoir from 2011 titled “Apprenticed to a Himalayan Master - A Yogi’s Autobiography“, which became an instant bestseller. He has written a sequel to his autobiography, titled “Sri M - The journey continues”. He has written two more books - Shunya, his first novel and his latest one being - 'On Meditation', a book which answers questions on meditation.
Sri M has traveled the world fulfilling his life’s mission to teach and guide people as instructed by his Master, Maheswarnath Babaji. Over the years, Sri M’s mission as a spiritual guide, social reformer and educator have given rise to many initiatives including:
- high-quality, multi-lingual education, free to rural children
- Satsang Rural School - an unique and innovative approach to education.
- Co-educational, residential school committed to providing in-depth exploration of knowledge.
- Affordable, preventive and curative holistic health care
In 2015, Sri M went on a 16-month journey, Walk of Hope, from Kanyakumari to Kashmir, spanning 5000 miles across 11 states of India, to bring attention to humanity’s need for peace, harmony and tolerance.
Sri M says: “Go to the core. Theories are of no use.” His message seeks to transcend the outer-shell of all religions, by exploring their mystical essence and thus nurture the innate goodness in every human being.To know more about Sri M and his programs, please log on to :
www.satsang-foundation.org
I suffer with depression & other mental health conditions.
I need more than just generic healing .
I need True Healings & Miracles.
I’ve been on the Spiritual path so long.
I wish to have Sri M’s Grace.
bless you
Man, master and magic
You blow me up everytime I hear you
14 years ago I underwent a massive spiritual awakening and in that time through my own crazy I've seen many things which are behind the scene's of what creates such problems. I know SRI M, knows this but Guru's don't speak of specifics of karma they give suggestions usually general suggestions or a technique and often omit the specifics for it. The clearer through spiritual development you will realize more about your own journey. I have met more than a few that have stumbled through spiritual awareness and ran head into the darker side of what karma really looks like and its no fun. I assure you don't pray or make intentions for spiritual power or awareness until you are through the toughest of karma's and that takes a longer time than our eager ego's want to realize.
So you're saying we should come to a certain state of awareness and stability before we delve into the deeper states of consciousness
Very true. When we intensify the sadhana, the karmic burden increases manyfold and one has to be ready to face that as it's not going to be nice on you. Until one burns out that karmic residue, no possibility of attaining higher consciousness. There are few who have a relatively smooth ride, but then it all depends on their karmic baggage.
Pls make simple way u mean to say sounds soothing but actually not clear
@@seemasharma2472 actually what he is saying can be understood experentially not so much by speach please read between the line it is very clear
@@seemasharma2472 What lies behind the toughest karma's typically is things we haven't wanted to realize about ourselves and in many instances that deals with how we caused harm to self or others. We have through exploits turned away from God by being subjugating to others or sought power from darker forces. Having spiritual vision, empathic awareness and dealing with heavy karmic implications such as negative beings isn't easy. Many people who step into this journey immediately want spiritual vision, power but tapping into such things won't bring easy experiences its better to be humble and things will unfold naturally.
So very genuine and 'undogmatic' solutions. Pranam
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Simply outstanding 🙏😊
I love Sri M
I suffered from depression because of a divorce, so it was not chronic clinical depression, although I seem somewhat prone to depression as a result of life circumstances. Having deep chronic depression may or may not apply to what I am about to convey, but the principle is important, as relating to the endocrine system activated by kriya yoga. Long story short, kriya practice would reverse the depression I felt for a period of about one day, if practiced with sincerity, prayer and determination. These are all of course things one lacks when depressed, so one must muster the will. Use the bad feeling you feel as an offering, as it were, on the altar of your spiritual practice, before God. It is God's energy, and God can help you convert it to pure energy that you will feel (what a relief, by the way). The kriya I practice is somewhat involved. Mere meditation alone would probably not reverse the inward collapsing of the chakras that occurs with depression. But it could. Do things like reaching deep within, into each center, or whatever center feels right, bring that energy upward, focusing shambavi mudra before this, and after, and placing the tip of the tongue up and back toward the crown when appropriate to enter there, and using breath (consult an adept) to usher energy into the upper centers, and accelerating them. Create a shushumna current, pray for it, and circulate that top to bottom, getting that moving so that you are a generator of energy, not the victim of a black hole feeling. One must also of course be careful with ones thoughts throughout the day. Don't attract darkness. Don't revolve harmful thoughts unconsciously. Be alert, because this is how you bring on depression. Incidentally, various aspects of the practice place pressure on various glands, causing them to release hormones, or chemicals not sure, which a person can feel. Mood chemicals. That makes a big difference. Once this starts to occur, you can more readily summon the spiritual will and fire necessary to overcome and feel the uplifting light energy of kriya (divine energy), which is all that was ever necessary to not be depressed in the first place. Depression is the inward collapsing of the spiritual energy centers (chakras) which relate to the endocrine system. Happiness, ebullience, joy, is the billowing out of those centers. You have to take the bull by the horns, mentally and with breath grab the collapsing feeling within, use it as fuel, in effect, or fodder, and convert it into its original form (unconditioned prana) by willfully circulating it up to the top, using breath, going for that deep wholesome breath when it becomes available, and pulling your mood with it, up, high, even very high, and circulating around the spine, until the magnetism pulls you upward (happiness), not downward in a collapse (depression). Don't focus on the lower centers, just keep circulating upward, but it is an elliptical current. Circulate it with your will and love. If you can't do this, run a mile. Swim. Do serious physical exercise, best in the fresh air. That will help too. But you have to keep doing it often, circulating your breath, and not letting your thoughts get the best of you. Do kriya. It makes you good and strong, or stronger.
Along with kriya we need to practise stitapragna that is we keep happiness and sadness on equal footing, wining and losing on an equal footing this will create a balance in the system so your emotions cannot control you and that you control your emotions
thanks for sharing 🕉🌌💜
Thanks
🕉🙏🏼I bow to you Sri M. Depression is some times a natural response to stressors that we don’t know yet how to resolve. We, Psychotherapists are here to assist the individual to realize their inner strengths to find the next step, some times we collaborate with doctors to improve the outcome. No all depressions are the same, they are as many as people dealing with it, everybody is unique. Namaste
I am in a lot of turmoil & feel lost.
I pray for healing .
@@suryaananda8362 Consider calling/going to The Tavistock Institute in London. Namaste
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🍀🌼🌻🌺🤘👣🌺🌻🌼🍀👏👍 🕉HREEM SRI GURUBYONAMAHA SRI M JI PRANAM. మన సమస్యలను మనం ఆలోచించిన మనకు ఏది కావాల్సినది.ఇది వద్దు అని మనకంటే మన మనస్సు బాధ్యత కలిగి ఉన్నతమైన వి తెలియచేస్తుంది కావున (మనకు మన మనస్సు కంటే ఎక్కువ పరిచయస్తులు లేరు. ధుఖం. కష్టం. కన్నీళ్లు. అంత చిన్న మనసున స్నేహం చేయ్ నీకూ మంచీ ఆఫ్త మీత్త్రులౌవతారు. ఇది గమనించిన ఓక ఏకాకి ! ALL THE BEST. ALL IS WELL WISH YOU ALL FOR YOU.👍👏
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om namah shiva
Is he in U.S.? I want to meet him so badly!!! I'll come with a hazmat suit on if I have to to touch his feet.
This interview was conducted last year he is currently in India you can check up on his website where his schedule is updated about the various trips he makes and when he will travel to the U. S
@@aniruddh1997 thank you, yes, I was suppose to attend his satsang on May 10th but praying I get to go to one in Sept in Graham.
@@KRSchannel thank you for replying sir iam a big follower of your channel thank you for the knowledge you impart
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Can over indulgence in yogic practices or improper practice lead to irrational or depressive states. Or states associated with madness in medical science? Would there be a cure yogically then? If yes some examples of this having happened would be welcome. Some phsychatrist will argue spirituality and religion itself is madness.
I’m depressed after listening to this.. I was hoping kriya yoga will cure me of my bipolar disorder.. now feeling hopeless. I thought spirituality is an impartial path that welcomes all seekers 😕
Now how is ur BPAD
Positive thinking is the best medicine for depression. I been pass threw and I came out by like that.
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Profoundly disappointed by this interview and what Sri M shared about mental health and overcoming challenges.
Why?