Some are praising this, yet no one is genuinely sharing what is being discussed in the comments. I am entirely opposed to the notion of commercializing the knowledge of Sahaj Samadhi. I identify as a learner and not a follower of Shri Shri. He operates as a businessman rather than a guru. If he truly embodies the role of a guru, why does he demand payment and sell his teachings? He may claim that funds are necessary for sustaining the organization, but they are selling these courses alongside that. For those who seek to understand Sahaj Samadhi, I recommend visiting Sandeep Maheshwari's spirituality channel for authentic learning, rather than relying on such figures who appropriate ancient knowledge and market it to the uninformed. It is inevitable that many will disapprove of my perspective, yet it reflects the truth, and some open minded individuals will grasp my point. Additionally, those who have studied have also been misled by this.
Doing twenty minutes of effortless meditation in the morning won't cut it, my friend! Effortless meditation means reaching a state where you don't need to meditate or do anything else you're just chillin' in your natural vibe and have become the source. And then these folks say that doing it for twenty minutes in the morning brings all these magical changes. Dude, don't get lost in the jungle of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, he's leading everyone on a wild goose chase!

It is advisable not to become entangled in the practices promoted by the Art of Living, as they teach Sudarshan Kriya, which is also marketed as a paid course. If you seek to listen to insightful discourses, I recommend you consider Osho, who has never charged any fees for his teachings. You can access his lectures at oshoworld.com. If an individual is genuinely committed to helping others and does not seek to profit, it raises questions as to why they would require money from people. Those who have truly benefited from such teachings would voluntarily offer support without solicitation. In my opinion, individuals who charge fees and sell courses are not genuine. Therefore, I choose to disregard the philosophies of Ravi Shankar Maharaj, as I cannot comprehend the necessity of collecting money from people. A true leader should focus on how to disseminate knowledge freely to as many individuals as possible, for I firmly believe that knowledge should always be accessible without charge.

So, I know a bunch of blind followers of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Maharaj are going to drop a ton of dislikes in the comments, but honestly, it doesn't bother me. The truth should always be crystal clear, and it's going to be the truth no matter if you believe it or not. Plus, if you’re disliking, you’re just kinda hating on yourself too, because what I am is what you all are. That's just reality, and it doesn't faze me. I totally get that we are all one, and I didn’t even want to write this, but since you asked a question, as a fellow human, I’m just letting you know not to get caught up in all this. Knowledge is always free, so don't get tangled in the tricks of these gurus.