Sanskrit for “seeing” is darshan. often written darshana, the beholding of a god (especially in image form), respected person, or sacred object is a fundamental aspect of Indian philosophy and religion, particularly Hinduism. The interaction is thought to be reciprocal, and the human spectator is blessed as a result. Even those who in the past were not permitted to enter the temple are now able to receive darshan from the deity during the Rathayatras (chariot festivals), during which images of the gods are taken in procession through the streets. Darshan is also given by rulers to their subjects, gurus (personal spiritual teachers) to their followers, and objects of reverence like pilgrimage shrines to their visitors.

“As you come for darshan, I see your Self, your True Self, when I look into your soul at that very time. The beauty of what you have inside of you is what I see. I want you to see it, and I want you to come to that realisation for yourself”.

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The experience of seeing and being seen by the Divine is known as darshan, which means “divine sight.” It is a rare and extremely precious treasure that should not be overlooked to get darshan from a fully-Realized Master who lives in perpetual unity with the Divine. Gurudev Swami Manjulanand ji does very powerful shaktipat in this session, which removes all the troubles. This process may take up to 45 minutes. They can also talk to the Sun briefly if necessary.