Divya Sukta
Effortless Effort
In the Sanskrit language, divya means divine and sukta refers to a statement that illumines the highest Truth. Divya Sukta: Teachings about the Divine.
This teaching lights me up. It reminds me how good my mind and intellect are. I see that I just have to remember this while performing all the small actions of my day-to-day life.
Indore, India
It’s very important to me how I apply Gurumayi’s teachings in my everyday life. This Divya Sukta gives me such a strong teaching: “Demonstrate your intelligence and good heart…” Yes! And I get so many opportunities every day to show that I do care—by lending a helping hand, sympathizing with others, smiling more often.
Thank you, Gurumayi, for showing me these simple steps to take.
Thank you, Gurumayi, for showing me these simple steps to take.
Indore, India
I am so grateful for the Divya Suktas! They have had the effect of clearing negativities from my mind during a difficult time at work. As I contemplated them throughout the day, they brought me back to my heart—and suddenly, I discovered joy once again!
Palzing, Germany
I feel as if my mind has been refreshed by this wisdom. I will make it an essential part of my attitude toward anything I do.
Indore, India
I’m very grateful for Gurumayi’s words. They remind me that I don’t need to have all the answers or create a big splash to make an uplifting difference in someone’s life. Just showing I care makes people feel loved, and that makes me feel loved too.
New York, USA
I so appreciate these words from Gurumayi reminding me that I do have a good intellect and a great heart and that it is up to me to use them! I find it so helpful that she says to demonstrate them “in the little things you do.” This makes me see that it is in the moment-to-moment thoughts and actions of each day that I apply her teaching— as I interact with my children, as I take care of our family finances, as I welcome a guest. To me, each of these "little things" adds up to a very sweet, joyful life!
California, USA
It is easy to forget that small things can make a big impact. Gurumayi’s words are a reminder for me to continue to offer love and kindness –small tokens make big impressions.
New York, USA