Finding your spiritual Master
Gannika Wiesenberger
Gannika talks about her spiritual journey which began with meditation and evolved into seeking a spiritual Master. She explains how she went to New York and how she came to choose Sri Chinmoy as her guru. She also gives an insight into the spiritual relationship between Master and disciple.
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