Radha Soami Beenti Aur Prarthana Ke sabd

Karoon benati do'u kar jori
Araz suno Radha Swami Mori.
Sattapurush tum Satguru Daata
sab jeevan ke pitaah aur maata
Daya dhaar apna kar leeje
Kaal jaal se nyaara keeje
Satyug treta dyaapar beeta
kaahu na jaani sabad i reeta
Kaliyug me Swami daya vichari
Pargat karke sabd pukaari
Jeev kaaj Swami jag me aaye
bhau-saagar se paar lagaa'e
Teen chhorr chautha pad deenha
sattnaam satguru gat cheenha
Jagmag jot hot ujiyaara
gagan sot par chandra nihaara
Set singhaasan chhatra biraaje,
anahad shabd gain dhun gaaje
Kshar aksharnihakshar paara
binati kare jahaan daas tumhaara
Lok alok paa'oon sukh dhaama
charan saran deeje bisaraama
Lok alak paa'oon sukh dhaama
charan saran deeje bisaraama
Karoon benati do'u kar jori
soami do'u kar jori
arz suno radhaswami mori

Radha Swami Beas philosophy, based on the teachings of mystics from all religions, has had its main centre at Dera Baba Jaimal Singh near the river Beas in northern India (Punjab) since 1891. Radha Soami Satsang Beas (RSSB), with centres located worldwide, is a registered non-profit, charitable society, independent of any political or commercial affiliations. 'Radha Soami(at River Beas)' means 'lord of the soul' , and ‘satsang’ describes a group that seeks truth. There are a number of other contemporary movements that utilize the phrase ‘Radha Soami’. Radha Soami Satsang near river Beas is not affiliated with these other movements.

It jusst cannot be said that it is a movement , it just includes a process of providing salvation to a being with the real Yog taught by the Living masters.

Radha Soami at river beas is a complete name in itself. Radha Soami Beas means lord of the soul’, and satsang describes a group that seeks truth for the reunion of Soul with God.Radha Soami is not a religion or movement but it is a science that deals with the unification of aatma(soul) with Parmatma(Almighty God).Radha Soami Satsang Beas (RSSB, near River Beas) was founded by Baba Jaimal Singh Ji Maharaj in 1891 at a site called Dera.

Baba Jaimal Singh Ji was one of the real Saint who over a period of about nineteen years came to be regarded as spiritual successors of Seth Shiv Dayal Singh Ji, the first leader of Radhasoami Community, often referred to as Sant Mat, the teachings of the Saints.
The five other successor lineages help show the connections among many of the Sant Mat guru lines and branches. The RSSB lineage of spiritual leaders with the dates of their births, deaths, and tenures is as follows:

RSSB Beas

Radha Soami Guru Beas Successions

Baba Jaimal Singh Ji Maharaj(1836 - 1903): 1893 - 1903
Baba Sawan Singh Ji Maharaj(1858 - 1948): 1903 - 1948
Sardar Bahadur Jagat Singh Ji Maharaj(1886 - 1951): 1948 - 1951
Maharaj Ji Charan Singh Grewal(1918 - 1990): 1951 - 1990
Baba Gurinder Singh Ji Maharaj(1954 - ): 1990 - present

Baba Jaimal Singh JI Maharaj was one of six people who over a period of about nine years came to be regarded as spiritual successors of Maharaj Shiv Dayal Singh Ji, the first Satguru of Radhasoami Faith, often referred to as Sant Mat, a movement of Surat Shabd(Sabd) Yoga which includes esoteric teaching about the Shabd(Sabd).

Radha Soami Satsang

Radha Swami (at River Beas) teachnig directly deals with the Path of the Masters and The Path of Love.
Radha Soami Satsang Beas "is a scientific method of … [God realization] within us, while we are still living in the here and now," according to Great Satguru Maharaj Charan Singh Ji , the previous Living Master. It is "a school of practical spiritual training for God realisation" and "does not consist of any rites, rituals, ceremonies, dogmas, priesthood, or church or temple worship."

"Living in the world and discharging all our obligations towards wife, children, relatives, friends, and humanity, we have simply to turn our heart Godward. The saints' teachings are very simple. They say that all the woe, misery, and anguish that is the lot of the human race are due to our sad separation from God. This world, which we love so much, is not our true home. "Unless [the soul] returns to its ancient original home, its sorrows and sufferings cannot and will not end. For this purpose, it need not seek anywhere outside of itself. Our body is the temple within which the Lord resides.

"The method of God-realisation taught by all the saints, to whichever country or religion they have belonged, has always been the same and will ever be the same. It is the Lord's own design and is as old as the creation itself. It consists of three parts: "First is simran, or the repetition of Lord's holy names.

Radha Soami Dhyan
"Second is dhyan, or contemplation on the immortal form of the Master. This helps in keeping the attention fixed at that centre. "Third is bhajan, or listening to the Anahad Shabd or celestial music that is constantly reverberating within us. With the help of this divine melody, the soul ascends to higher regions and ultimately reaches the feet of the Lord.

A disciple, or satsangi, practices lacto-vegetarianism, abstains from drugs and alcohol, upholds prescribed high moral values, and works for a living (no renunciation of the world). Sant Mat initiations are personal and the spiritual experiences one has during meditation are not to be shared with others as this asserts the ego, thus hindering spiritual progress. Significantly, the Master and Dera are self-supporting and money is never charged for any Sant Mat related activities. A true living Master never accepts any money from his disciples. This is one sign of a true saint.

Radha Soami Satsang Beas, a Spiritual Centre in Northern India Beas (Punjab), their teachings and philosophies are really amazing and based on the scientific methods rather than just only belief or superstitions. A human being can attain true salvation by just following their paths, which basically includes, leading a moral life and practicing the "Paanch Naam". Radha Soami is not a myth or a way adopted from any superstitions but it's a scientific approach for the true Seekers of truth and salvation.

Perfect Balance, Lightness of Being
We have responsibility to ourselves. We have to take good care of ourselves. No one else will walk our path for us. We have to walk it ourselves. The spiritual teacher will help us, but we must put in the effort. We can rely on the five pillars of spirituality to give us a strong foundation from which we can build our spiritual life. When we make the resolution to become better human beings, in that very moment we begin to develop our spiritual nature, and, with it, what is best in us. If we are to grow, we have to begin by first bringing the values of spirituality into our material world. We need to step out of the small circle to which we have confined ourselves and to expand our horizon of understanding and action. Developing peace of mind and stability by relying on the five pillars of spirituality, we will relish the tension-free, stable and joyful state of being that will ensue. Cultivating our spiritual nature and relishing it, our mind will seek to retain this new, more enjoyable way of being and will develop the conviction and determination to obtain, as often as possible, the bliss it has tested. The more our spiritual nature predominates, the more content and free we become.

When we start to walk on the spiritual path, the downward tendencies of the mind will be gradually destroyed. If we tread the path with conviction, our attitude to life will change and we will become spiritually strong. The upward tendencies of our mind will then be free to bring out all that is best in us.
When we have established ourselves on the way of the saints, we begin to act with balance and equanimity, while within we enjoy the most wonderful peace, joy and lightness of being. Then God-realization becomes a real possibility.

Meditation

Real Spiritual growth can be achieved only through the practice of meditation. There are many ways to meditate, and each method varies in its results, purposes and objectives. more Spiritual Meditation