Many yearn for spiritual fulfillment but grapple with where to commence their journey. This book provides a roadmap, offering deep spiritual wisdom and insight to assist readers in navigating the path to self-discovery and bliss.

Embark on a transformative journey of spiritual awakening with Awakening Your Bliss, a profound exploration into the realms of Indriya, Mann, Buddhi, Atma Tatva, and Param Tatva. This book serves as a guiding light on the path to spiritual enlightenment, drawing wisdom from esteemed Gurus.

For those seeking to explore their spirituality but unsure of where to begin, Awakening Your Bliss provides a gradual progression, sensitizing and educating readers on the profound principles of spiritual awakening. The wisdom imparted by the revered Gurus offers invaluable guidance to navigate the complexities of this spiritual journey.

The first part sheds light on topics like the nature of the Supreme Being, Brahman, Prakriti-Purush, Maya, physical creation, multiple universes, planets and stars, living beings, humans and superhumans, Manvantaras, heaven and hell, the play of karma, reincarnation, etc. In short, the first part highlights the journey from the Supreme Being to a human.

1. The Supreme Being and its Nature – On the path to bliss, there must be utmost faith that the Supreme Being exists. The Supreme Being permeates the universe and resides within our hearts as a witness. It gives motion to the entire creation and all beings. It is the sustainer, lord, protector, benefactor, the source of origin, dissolution, sustenance, and the immutable cause of creation. The creation of Brahman happened from the immense power of the Supreme Being. Science has reached the elementary particle, but the Supreme Being is beyond even this, and yet pervades all physical creation.
2. The Brahman Principle – Brahma, the creator of the universe, originated from the Supreme Being, is also known as “Parabrahma” (Brahman), characterized as perishable due to its creative nature. This perishable Brahma, with the spark of “I-ness,” imagined and created the entire universe. Brahman, permeating the manifest and unmanifest universe, is indeed a part of the Supreme Being. However, the Supreme Being is imperishable. Though Brahman, capable of creation, comes from the imperishable Supreme Being, it is considered perishable. Being the creative force, Brahman envelops the entire manifest-unmanifest universe, yet ultimately, it is a part of the imperishable Supreme Being. This ultimate principle in the form of Brahman exists within all beings. It should be recognized within ourselves. By understanding it, we can unfold the nature of Brahma pervading the universe, just as a drop of water contains all the properties of the ocean!
3. Para and Apara – The entire physical universe is structured through the “Para” and “Apara” natures. The activation of the Trigunatmak Prakriti (Matter with three qualities) leads to the formation of the “ego” in all beings and initiates actions according to their qualities. Since both these Matters originate from the Supreme Being, the Supreme Being is the primal cause of the universe. From the perspective of the “zero-point field energy”, all past, present, and future actions in Nature are filled with these qualities. According to Vedic thought, rays emanating from Brahma are the cause of this universe.
4. Maya and Illusion – The experiences perceived by the senses are entirely deceptive. Maya is the great power of God. The vision and experience that all beings receive throughout their lives are both illusory and unreal. Whether this vision is created through a formula or by thought, understanding the creator’s craftsmanship is not easy. Only through practicing Yoga and lifting the veil of Maya can one truly understand the nature of God.
5. Maya and Karma – Maya compels beings to act, and through the bonds of Karma, keeps them circling in this web of illusion – life after life!
6. Heaven and Hell – Maya is karma, and karma is Maya. Caught in the Trigunatmak Prakriti, humans create their own karma due to their ego and are trapped in the cycle of rebirth for ages. The endless desires and wishes of humans prompt them to act, leading to good or bad karma, thereby entangling them in this complex cycle.
7. The Creation of Yugas – Life in the grasp of Maya is a result of the three Gunas  that act within beings. The Indian philosophical concept of the four Yugas – Satya, Treta, Dwapara, and Kali – arise due to the Rajasic nature of “attachment” in the Triguna-prone beings. Understanding the nature of these Yugas and aspiring to return to Satya Yuga requires a rise in the Sattvic values of the society. This is the only way to achieve a happy, content, and peaceful life.
8. Manvantara – The concept of Manvantaras explains how Lord Brahma creates the world on the Earth and entrusts Manu with shaping the human civilization. When wrongdoings and misconduct grow on Earth, God incarnates to reestablish Dharma on Earth. Along with God, Indra and the Saptarishis also take charge of guiding humanity. Each “Manvantara” is a time span of 71 cycles of four yugas i.e. Satya Yuga – Tretac Yuga – Dwapar Yuga and Kali Yuga. We traverse through many Manvataras in different bodies and experience happiness and sorrow. This is because the play of Karma has bound us human beings.
9. The Play of Karma – The game of karma is intricate. Typically, human actions are either karma (action) or vikarma (wrongful action). Akarma (inaction) and Nishkama Karma (selfless action) are paths to spiritual development. Human happiness and sorrow are determined by accumulated actions (sanchita), destiny (prarabdha), and ongoing actions (kriyamana). To neutralize the cycle of karma, there is no alternative but to perform selfless actions. Rituals performed with specific desires do not remain effective after the desired result is obtained. Hence, understanding the principles of karma and performing appropriate actions is crucial.
10. Reincarnation Analysis – Reincarnation is a reality acknowledged by sages, ancient texts, saints, philosophers, and researchers worldwide. Through reincarnation, the soul undergoes spiritual evolution, manifesting physically. By accelerating spiritual growth, one can transcend the cycle of rebirth and achieve a state of bliss.