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Every human being wishes to elevate their intellect. If our intellect is aligned and pure, everything else in life will fall into place.

Hazir Swaroop Sai Sadhram Saheb, in one of his deeply meaningful satsangs, explained that whenever a saint or a great soul seeks to transform someone’s life, they often place their hand on the person’s forehead , at the Agyā Chakra or the third eye (Shiv Netra) which is the place between our two eyebrows.

He shared the example of Hanuman Ji that when a demon tried to block Hanuman Ji’s path to prevent him from accomplishing a divine task, Hanuman Ji struck the demon exactly at the Agyā Chakra. This act awakened the demon’s intellect, and he immediately transformed and became willing to help Hanuman Ji.

Saijan explained that when we come to the doorstep of enlightened saints and masters, they help open our third eye, the seat of higher wisdom. This means we begin to use our intellect correctly.

Once this happens, wrong actions, negative thoughts, and bad company no longer appeal to us. And even if we are about to do something wrong, our awakened intellect stops us. We then realize the harsh consequences that may follow , the suffering and challenges we may have to face as a result of our wrong actions.

By using our intellect wisely, we begin to:

Live joyfully,

Do the right actions,

And always receive the support and blessings of our Satguru.

Saijan further explained that whenever we engage in discipline, meditation, Simran (remembrance of the Divine), and chanting, our concentration naturally gathers at the Agyā Chakra or Shiv Netra.

The purpose of focusing here is to receive the grace and blessings of the Satguru, to live a peaceful and contented life.

Hazir Swaroop Sai Sadhram Saheb lovingly explained that every human being desires to live a happy, prosperous, and content life with their family. And to attain this, it’s important that our Shiv Netra , the sacred point from which we receive the Satguru’s blessings, wisdom, compassion, and understanding , remains active and awakened.

To activate this, we must daily sit in a clean and quiet place, at a set time in the morning and evening, and practice:

Naam Jaap (chanting the Divine Name)

Meditation (Dhyan)

Through regular meditation, our intellect and wisdom begin to function properly, guiding us toward right action and helping us succeed in all that we do.

With our good deeds in this world, and through Simran, we can attain peace and joy in the next world as well.

Saijan said, “Sit in Naam, Simran, and Dhyan. Elevate your life, purify your intellect, and remain ever successful in all aspects of your journey.”

Sacho Satram.

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