Divine Presence – silence, devotion, and union with the eternal
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The Womb of Creation: Time and the Timeless
Conceiving Existence 🌙 The Era of Nine Months 🌿 The Birth Beyond Time ✨ In The Womb of Creation, Jinder Kaur reflects on pregnancy, time, and birth as cosmic metaphors for existence. Just as a mother carries life in silence, we too are fertile ground where the universe continuously plants its seeds. Every thought is a seed, every silence soil, every breath music, life itself is always conceiving, birthing both in time and beyond time. This poetic meditation invites us to see our lives not as fragments, but as a living sutra of realization, where the world and God are not two but one. “Every silence is a womb, every…
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The Search for Krishna: A Journey Beyond Time
This essay explores the author’s lifelong inner connection with Krishna through dreams, silence, and questions about existence. It asks whether the end has an end, and finds in dust the humble witness of eternity. The Search for Krishna: A Journey Beyond Time Perhaps my unknown childhood had heard the name from somewhere; perhaps that childhood belonged not to age but to the unconscious. The name was “Krishna.” I never went to a temple. My world was among Sikh people—family and friends. I did not even go to school. Yet since then, I remember the name: Krishna. I remember a dream that visited me often. In the dream, I saw Krishna…
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The Difference Between Meditation and a Meditator
“Here, I do not read books; I read the cosmic system.”
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Harjinder Kaur (Shaheer Sehyogi)—The Writer of Satyug Whose Words Transform Lives
Harjinder Kaur (Shaheer Sehyogi): The Writer of Satyug Who Hears What the World Cannot Say In a world overflowing with noise, there comes—once in an age—a silence so deep that it speaks. As she once said: That silence lives in the words of Harjinder Kaur, also known as Shaheer Sehyogi, the woman the world is slowly beginning to call “The Writer of Satyug,” the Golden Age. But make no mistake—she does not write to be known. She writes because she is not separate from what she receives. 🌼 A Childhood Soaked in Silence From her earliest days, Harjinder Kaur was not like others. As a child, while others played, she…
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How Did God Think of Mangoes?
Divine Taste of Creation An Essay of Curiosity, Wonder, and Longing Since childhood, I have carried a deep hunger—not just to live, but to understand the one who made life. Not just to believe in God, but to know God, to recognize the creator behind creation. This hunger has followed me like a shadow through every phase of life. I’ve asked questions that no one around me could answer. And yet, these questions kept rising—not from doubt, but from a place of innocent wonder. For example: How did God decide that mangoes should taste like this? How did God decide that mangoes should taste like this? And what shape should…
