Sant Rajinder Singh Ji Maharaj Science Of Spirituality

His Mission

Sant Rajinder Singh Ji Maharaj’s life and work can be summed up as a continuous journey of love and selfless service. He has helped people from all walks of life connect to their true selves by teaching them the art of meditation. Follow his travels throughout the world and you will discover that his message gleams with the principles of human unity, spiritual fellowship, and selfless service.

Head of Science of Spirituality

As head of Science of Spirituality, Sant Rajinder Singh Ji Maharaj is internationally recognized for his work toward promoting inner and outer peace through spirituality. Among his many awards and tributes are five honorary doctorates in recognition of his tireless efforts (photo on left). Born in and educated as a scientist, he has a keen understanding of both mysticism and science. He received his spiritual education from two of’s greatest spiritual Masters: Sant Kirpal Singh Ji Maharaj (1894–1974) and Sant Darshan Singh Ji Maharaj (1921–1989). He earned his master’s degree in the United States and had a distinguished twenty-year career in science and communications. His training in both of these disciplines has helped him express age-old mystical teachings in clear, logical language.

People have been practicing meditation for centuries. Today we see a surge in its popularity as new benefits continue to be discovered. Meditation has been proven to benefit both our bodies and minds. Many are now realizing an additional advantage — the tremendous benefits spiritual meditation has for our soul.

Benefits of Meditation for the Body

Medical doctors have documented the harmful effects of stress on our physical health. During meditation our body is relaxed and our stress and tensions are relieved. Studies show that in meditation brain waves function at a frequency of 4—10 hertz, giving us a sensation of peace and total relaxation. These states have been proven to help the body in many ways, including improved sleep patterns, lower blood pressure, enhanced immune and digestive systems, and a reduced sensation of pain. When we practice Jyoti and Shabd meditation, these benefits come as a natural by-product.

Benefits of Meditation for the Mind

During the day our mind is filled with thoughts. When we sit for meditation and focus our attention at the seat of the soul, the third eye, we begin to quiet the mind. We become at peace with ourselves and are not bothered by the problems around us. By meditating regularly, we develop sustained concentration. This increase in concentration coupled with reduced stress and tension, renewed energy, and improved relationships, helps us achieve success in our worldly activities. We become more efficient and productive and are better equipped to deal with life’s challenges.