Everyone is in search of happiness but without having decided what happiness is. ‘Happiness should be such that it is never followed by any misery.’ Go find one such happiness in this world. Eternal happiness, bliss is within you. Your real Self is an abode of bliss (Bliss Spirituality) and yet people are looking for happiness in temporary things.

What is this search for worldly happiness like? Let me give you an analogy. A very tall man is sleeping on the terrace on a cold winters night and he has a tiny blanket. If he covers his feet, his head gets cold and if he covers his head, his feet get cold. He spends the entire night tossing and turning. That is what the pursuit of worldly happiness is like.

In reality there is no such thing as misery in this world. It is merely a figment of the imagination. If you believe that jalebi, (a sweetmeat) tastes terrible, you will not enjoy it and if you believe that it tastes very good, you will enjoy it. Therefore it is not real. True happiness should be the same for all. Everyone would accept it. Truth must be universal.

What you may believe gives you happiness, others may find tremendously miserable. That is what this world is like.

Where did all this misery come from? It has come because you have sought solace from those who are unhappy themselves. How can there be any misery if you take solace from the One who is in Bliss Spirituality.

Bliss exists within you but why can you not find it? You cannot experience it because of obstacles. Who created these obstacles? Did God create them? No, you yourself created the obstacles. And these obstacles are such that even when happiness comes to you, they will not let you experience it. Otherwise, you are the supreme Lord, but alas you have created the obstacles, no one else. Only you have created whatever suffering you have to experience. If there were someone else who was responsible for creating all the suffering, people would have caught him and destroyed him by now!

Moksha means a sense of freedom, liberation from all bondages; liberation from all pain and suffering! This is experienced right here in this life. First there is the experience of this initial moksha, and then comes the final moksha of the Siddha; the one who does not have to take another birth. Moksha can never be attained by putting the body through suffering. The Self by its very nature is in a state of moksha; but because of one’s ignorance of the Self, one experiences bondage. When is the feeling of liberation experienced? It is when the Spiritual Master (Gnani Purush), with His infinite energies and spiritual powers, shakes and awakens the worldly soul. Spiritual Master (Gnani Purush) is the manifest formless-form and represents moksha in the living form. Within one hour, He makes one experience the Self. This is the phenomenal spiritual prowess of Akram Vignan!

‘ Akram’ means without steps; an elevator path or a shortcut, whereas ‘Kram’ means an orderly, step-by-step spiritual path. Akram is now recognized as a direct shortcut to the bliss of the Self.

Only here you will experience the bliss of liberation (Bliss Spirituality). You will experience freedom from physical ailments (adhi), mental anguish (vyadhi) and miseries imposed upon you by others (upadhi) and constantly experience the bliss of the Self (samadhi, Bliss Spirituality). Only here does the state of absolute easiness (nirakudata) exists. There are talks of the Self (atma) and the absolute Self (parmatma) here.

This Knowledge (Gnan) of ours is such that the prakruti will become Godlike and You (the Self ) will remain in eternal Bliss Spirituality .