Laziness is not limited to a lack of action — it is a silent force that delays development, weakens resolve, and slowly takes away from inner progress. It hides itself in the form of relaxation, procrastination, and “I’ll do it later,” while quietly eroding clarity and commitment from within.
Inspired by the wisdom of Pujya Gurudev Shri, this Satsang invites reflection on why laziness is considered one of the greatest obstacles on the spiritual path. When effort weakens, awareness dims; when discipline erodes, direction is lost. What initially seems like an innocent delay often turns into a lifelong stagnation.
True spiritual effort does not require intensity — it requires consistency. Small, steady actions done with sincerity develop inner strength, sharpen awareness, and prevent entrapment in apathy. The soul does not need extraordinary circumstances to progress; it only needs preparation and firm determination.
Overcoming laziness is not a matter of force or pressure. It is a matter of remembering what is at stake — the rare opportunity of human birth, the guidance available, and the responsibility to act while the opportunity is open.
Come, join this satsang and contemplate how awareness, effort, and inner discipline transform hesitation into action and desire into action.
About Us:
Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur (SRMD) is a global spiritual movement for inner transformation through wisdom, meditation, and selfless service. Inspired by the teachings of late 19th century self-realised saint and poet-philosopher Shrimad Rajchandraji, SRMD operates through 206 centers across six continents. Pujya Gurudevshri Rakeshji, enlightened master, spiritual visionary and founder of SRMD, blends scripture with experience and intellect with emotion to empower millions worldwide.
Schedule:
4:00-4.15 pm Bhakti
4.15-4.30 pm Meditation
4.30-5.30 pm Satsang
5.30-5.45 pm Discussion
5.45- 5.50 pm Arti