Spiritual living has a very deep and beautiful intent.
It invokes in us the image of freedom, love, nobility, beauty, and happiness. It settles in our hearts a quality that makes
ordinary experiences extraordinary.
It is said, the one who approaches life in a spiritual manner becomes generous, good-natured, positive, confident, and continually happy.
This is because the person revels in the higher truths of life and not in the fickle nature of the world. He/she knows that goodness will always
triumph over evil. After all, it is the unspoken law of the universe.
Happiness is innate to every human being and is not elusive: it is easily grasped through spiritual understanding and practice - a secret well known
to the ancient masters of Vedanta. Some prominent gurus of Vedanta are Sri Shankaracharya (800AD), Swami Vivekananda (early 1900s), Bhagavaan
Ramana Maharishi (mid 1900s).
Vedanta is a school of philosophy that covers the topic of the subjective Self (our inner essence) which leads one to Enlightenment. We know that ultimately all roads must lead to enlightenment. | 
