1:36nihhatya dhārtarāṣṭrān naḥ kā prītiḥ syāj janārdanapāpam evāśrayed asmān hatvaitān ātatāyinaḥ1:37tasmān nārhā vayaṁ hantuṁ dhārtarāṣṭrān svabāndhavānsvajanaṁ hi kathaṁ hatvā sukhinaḥ syāma mādhava In Śloka 36 and 37, Arjuna
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Dear swamiji,if lord shiva resides inside us then how is his presence felt in the Kailas?
Posted by Bhavani on July 30, 2009
Dear Bhavani, The meaning of Kailasam is as follows: Eha(in you, here) + kila(Chaithanyam) + asam(exist) = In your heart Siva exists. When Siva stops manifesting through this body it is called “Shavam”. HariOm!
Dear Nandini, the Lord comes in the form of a Guru. The role of a Guru is not to dance to teh tune of a devotee. HIS sole intention is to uplift our mind from all negativities. When ego comes humility goes. God will never tolerate that character (Remember, Krishna
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Dear Bhavani, Behind every flame, the light and heat goes together. when you look outside the flame, you can only see the light. But you can feel the heat when you get in contact with that flame. SImilarly when you look within yourself, you should feel the warmth within. Along
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Dear Jaya Nair, Lord Krishna teaches that there are two kinds of Dharmas. One is service towards the surroundings and the second is service towards God who unites life. In the worldly duties no one can claim perfect involvement; but if he wants to involve sincerely, he should surrender to
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Dear Sreeja, The mind is the equipment which can accommodate positive and negative thoughts. So mind is the divine net which carries the bundle of thoughts. Mind had got 4 functions. First it has the inquisitiveness to know, Second is power to understand and investigate, analyse and discover the truth.
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Dear Anand, As we had published in the news section of this web site, we were shifting the server and hence the Questions and Answers session was not functional for some time. But we have brought it back with more user friendly features. Now you can view the old answers
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What is the difference between life & death?
Posted by Selvin George on July 29, 2009
Dear Selvin, According to Hindu philosophy, life is the expression of the unperishable conscious mind through the perishable body. That means change from the earlier state to a new state.
Dear Sobhana, I follow the teachings of Lord Krishna and AdiSankaracharya. Both were against these kinds of rituals. They never insisted on the observance of these rituals. According to them, sincere service to the parents and elders and surrendering ourselves to the Lord is what we need. The Lord promises
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Dear Smitha, Your mind is enriched with Krishna’s love. Never allow the mind to become over emotional. Try to meditate Krishna’s form and feel that the Chaithanyam in Krishna and the Chaithanyam in you are merging together. Slowly dissolve in Krishna so that the duality disappears. Emotion comes only when
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kindly explain the meaning of maha mrithunjaya mantra “Thrambakam Jajamahi…..”
Posted by SIVAN on July 29, 2009
Dear Sivan, It means “meditate Chaithanyam which is beyond body, mind and intellect” (thrayambakam yajamayi) and feel that you are dissolving in the Chaithanyam and your whole body, mind and intellect are enriched by divine spiritual power (sugandhini pushtivardhini) and feel that your mind is completely detached from the world
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