Bliss is divine experience, who realizes it, knows the worth of it. It never arises from sensual objects, it is impossible by drugs and other mediums of sensory indulgence. It is never based on ideologies and beliefs; it is unstained, unfathomable, but can be experienced.

The people, who don’t enjoy meditation & spirituality, because they never feel bliss in life with that. And, often told their past karmas are heavy, and bliss is possible to enlightened people. But, the base of bliss is not meditation or Guru’s grace alone. The base, the strong foundation is something else.

It is only – purity.

Bliss in life comes from purity. No matter what kind of extra ordinary meditation technique you do, but if you don’t have purity, you can’t have the bliss in life. No purity and no bliss; more purity and more bliss in life – formula is simple.

But, a Guru who is “Rajoguni” can’t talk about “purity,” because he, himself doesn’t follow. He’d say eat awesome, drink awesome and live awesome. In eating, drinking and living, there are three kinds of aspects – Tamoguni, Rajoguni and Satoguni. And, with Tamoguni & Rajoguni state bliss is impossible. Bliss is possible with the pure, the Satoguni state.

The transformation in life is to become “pure” at physical, emotional, mental and memory level, and these further extend into relations, values of life, way of living, attitude, behavior…and into other subtle and gross aspects of life.

If you practice purity, you start living in bliss, more purity and more bliss; ultimate purity and ultimate bliss in life. Without purity bliss is impossible.

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*Satoguni: pure; Rajoguni: semi-pure; Tamoguni: impure.