Sant Bani Satsang 5/21/06

from Sant Bani Satsangs (2006) · host Sant Bani Ashram

Sant Ji: Stop the Waves of Mind - meditation talk - Dec. 1995, SKA retreat program Sampla, India - pub. Jan.-Feb. 1996 Sant Bani Magazine Sant Ji: To Become a Child of the Master - Q/A session SKA retreat program Dec. 1995 Sampla, India - What is required to become a child of the Master? - When a disciple prays deeply from the bottom of his heart, does it go to his account similar to meditation? Tape: cont. Sant Ji's satsang June, 1983, Bucaramanga, Columbia

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