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Adversity is the true test of our faith. God brings different types of experiences and circumstance into our life so that we may learn valuable lessons from them. The most important thing adversity can do for us is to bring us to a higher level of thinking and understanding as we pass through each test […]

When I attend the Centre for Oneness at Leicester on both Friday and Sunday, I immediately feel the warmth and love that surrounds me. I am an only child, but now I have many brothers and sisters, all very beautiful and loving souls. I pray to Nirankar to guide me as to what he wants

‘There is light at the end of the tunnel’…‘every grey cloud has a silver lining’…‘don’t lose your faith now’. Ever heard these phrases when you’re going through hardships in life? I have, and often when I hear these words I think ‘really?’, ‘do they even understand the extent of my misfortunes?’ Well the fact is

I heard so much about the Gyan.  Whatever I heard was beautiful and wonderful. Whenever people have expressed their experience of it, they have done so eloquently and clearly. Yet, as I prepared myself to receive the Gyan, I had some misconceptions as to what it might be. Even before I asked for the Gyan,

To value time is to value life. A student, looking at the ticking clock during her final exam, with a list of queries still to be resolved, knows the value of time. A pregnant woman who has gone beyond her delivery date, realises the repercussions of the unborn child staying in the womb any longer

The first time I attended the Centre for Oneness in the West Midlands, I was instantly interested in receiving the “Gyan” (Knowledge of the Formless Being). However, I felt I needed to understand the principles of “Neti-Neti” (Not this, Not that) first, as it was very different to my usual practices. After attending and listening

Lacking the colors of Oneness Only brightens ignorance’s hue Unchaining ego to reign and redefine Greatness Allowing illusions to blind men from the reality true What is our Identity? Is it the Light that dispels darkness? Or the Light from which love originates, and returns to duly? Is it the Light which allows us to see when

On 13th May 2016, millions of people all over the world found themselves dumbfounded with the news that Baba Hardev Singh ji, together with his son-in-law, Avneet Setya ji, had merged with Nirankar.  Baba ji, who had been the spiritual head of the Sant Nirankari Mission for the last 36 years, was physically no more. Until

Experimental science has enjoyed considerable success, having adopted the premise that any credible theory must be testable and concur with observations. In fact, much of the technology we use today is based on science born out of iterative experiments and their observations. Perhaps it’s not so surprising then that we seem to have an innate

Disappointment is a part of life, and try as we might we cannot save ourselves or be shielded from it. We can however make a choice. That choice is to accept that not everyone can come first in the race.  It is about coming to terms with the fact that we aren’t all A* students.