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The Sambodh Society, Inc. has embarked upon a sacred journey in the United States with the establishment of Sambodh Center for Human Excellence in Kalamazoo, Michigan. You have the opportunity to participate in this spiritual endeavor and support the mission of Swami Bodhananda Sarasvati. The Sambodh Society encourages you to show your support by subscribing to one of the "Continuous Giving" programs below at your level of comfort.
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THE MISSION
“ If at all I have a mission, it is to laugh and laugh, and encourage a few others to laugh with me and ultimately seduce the whole creation to roar a cosmic laughter. ”
– SWAMI BODHANANDA
WISDOM PEARLS
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Failure is not a problem
Lack of effort is the problem. When you make one step forward, God takes ten steps towards you.
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hindu dharma for the 21st century
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spiritual musings
VIDEO GALLERY
The Sambodh India and Sambodh Society YouTube channels are in the process of making Pujya Swamiji's lectures available online and for free access.
SAMBODH EMBLEM
The logo of Sambodh is constituted by three arcs and three birds: two trapped within and one flying out. The motto of the logo reads uttishtata jagrata nibhodata - arise awake and realise. The three arcs represent three bodies - gross, subtle and causal, identifying with which the infinite consciousness has become finite.
The finite consciousness is represented by the two birds trapped in samsara, the world of change, and struggling to come out. The trapped birds are a symbol of all kinds of duality: the seeker and the sought, the god and the world, body and soul, good and bad, matter and spirit. The bird flying out into the infinite space of consciousness stands for the enlightened and integrated person who has solved all kind of duality, and who has disidentified with the three bodies as well as the three gunas such as the sattva, rajas and tamas. The motto of the logo uttishtata jagarata nibhodata is taken from the Katopanishad. The exhortation is to awake from material slumber through a process of inquiry and discrimination.