Sathya

Every day, we are hearing the news, maybe, on health and medicines, or finance and economy or food products or agitation or protests and strikes or terrorism and attack, or a war or invasion.

Sathya means truthfulness. Sathya is refraining from lying and betraying promises.Truth means constancy, actual.

"Sathyam eva jayathe naanrutham kadachana."- Rg Veda.Truth alone triumph, never untruth.

When a person tells a lie, that person may deceive or mislead others.An individual who tells a lie may lose his credibility.

I have travelled in many countries visiting many cities and teaching different types of people. In my class, as usual, there were many women and they were serious to study in my class and in my teachings and my techniques to practice.

A young boy had a strong desire to study, especially the Vedas, the spiritual texts of high order of the Hindus.

There is a problem for everyone to speak the truth, always. This is because of the situation or the circumstance the individual is facing.

When one tells an unpleasant truth, one has to suffer from the consequences of saying that unpleasant truth. Here is a story which explains the effect of telling an unpleasant truth.

Everything in life depends on truth. Truth is the foundation of speech since most of the communications take place while speaking. The same truth becomes the base of the body and mental expressions.

One should tell the truth to become a perfect individual or a yogi.

Truth always exists; never vanishes.No one ever reveals it for the first time nor discover it.People only rediscover it.