Kariyani
- Kãriyãni 1→Bhudharãnand Swãmi asks whether nishchay in Bhagvãn arises in the antah-karans or in the jeev; Shreeji Mahãrãj explains the jeev works through the buddhi (which…
- Kãriyãni 2→Shreeji Mahãrãj poses a question: one person occasionally perceives avgun in Bhagvãn and His sant but it passes and he never abandons satsang, realizing there i…
- Kãriyãni 3→Swaminarayan praises Shuk Muni as a great sãdhu whose enthusiasm has only grown since joining him, comparing him to Muktãnand Swãmi.
- Kãriyãni 4→Gopalãnand Swami asks Bhajanãnand Swami how much of the body's awareness belongs to the jeev versus the witness (Bhagvãn); Bhajanãnand cannot answer.
- Kãriyãni 5→Swaminarayan poses the question: since Bhagwan is capable of granting liberation to souls while remaining in His own abode, without taking an avatar on earth, w…
- Kãriyãni 6→Sets the scene at Divali: a female bhakta from Deev performs Maharaj's puja and offers clothes, an umbrella, and wooden footwear; Maharaj says he has never been…
- Kãriyãni 7→Kãshidãs asks how a grahastha, burdened with the constant worldly problems of pravrutti, can keep his vrutti fixed on Bhagvãn the way a tyãgi following nivrutti…
- Kãriyãni 8→Muktãnand Swãmi asks how to understand Bhagvãn's nirgun (formless/subtle) and sagun (vast/manifest) aspects, and what benefit comes from understanding each.
- Kãriyãni 9→Swaminarayan asks whether a person who is so unkind and stubborn that he never releases a grudge, "stubborn like a buffalo," can be called a sadhu — the munis a…
- Kãriyãni 10→While feverish, Swaminarayan has Muktãnand Swãmi check his pulse; Muktãnand calls it a serious illness, saying Mahãrãj's health is as vital to satsangis as thei…
- Kãriyãni 11→Sachidanand Swami asks the characteristics of a person who has love for Bhagvan; Swaminarayan answers that never disobeying the wishes of one's beloved is the t…
- Kãriyãni 12→Following a discussion among the munis about the jeev's three bodies (sthul, sukshma, kãran) and ishvar's three corresponding bodies (virãt, sutrãtmã, avyãkrut)…