Spiritual practice, known as sadhana, involves intentional effort to overcome the ego and cultivate virtues such as patience, love, compassion, and service. It is a journey of self-discipline and inner work aimed at spiritual growth. Realization, called siddhi, is a state of effortless being where these qualities naturally manifest (sahaja) in a realized individual. In sadhana, the seeker consciously develops these traits, while in siddhi, they flow spontaneously as an expression of the realized state. The transition from sadhana to siddhi signifies the transcendence of ego and the attainment of spiritual completeness.
Sri Prabhuji
20th December 2024