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Between roles, responsibilities, and constant activity, it is easy to lose touch with yourself. Pujya Gurudevshri explains that meditation is the practice of stepping beyond these identities and reconnecting with your pure inner self, where peace resides. In the midst of constant doing, give yourself a few moments to...

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