🌿 Morning Sankalpa — Sustaining Spiritual Memory 🌿

Swamiji reminded us this morning of a profound teaching spoken by Krishna in Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, when describing the person of steady wisdom.
Krishna explains the inner chain that leads to suffering: When the mind dwells on objects, it begins to fantasize about them.

• From this fantasy, attachment is born.
• From attachment, desire arises.
• When desires are frustrated, anger appears.
• From anger comes loss of memory.

When spiritual memory is lost, discrimination disappears.And when discrimination is gone, the person loses their way. Spiritual memory, therefore, is not just a concept — It is both a sign of a sattvic mind and
the very foundation of discernment and liberation.

🕉️ Our Prayer (Sankalpa):
Oh God, give me the wisdom to sustain my spiritual memory.

As we repeat the mantra, may this prayer not remain personal only.
Let us consciously extend it outward:

• For our spiritual brothers and sisters
• For our community, and all communities
• For all beings, in all worlds and dimensions

May everyone, by God’s grace, be supported in sustaining their spiritual memory.And as we cultivate the inner conditions that nourish remembrance — May we also share the merit of our practice,

So that all may benefit equally. ✨ May we consciously create the conditions that protect remembrance. ✨ And when we do, may we sincerely wish the same for everyone.