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 Sarath, In our Hindu culture, we have a no. of deities. Befor they came into being, they were ONE Chaithanyam. From there, diffrent forms and names came into avathar. So when we study the scriptures, our origin and the origin of the deities are the same. With this conviction,
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what is the essence of Srimad Bhagavatham
Posted by Annapoorni on May 30, 2009
Dear Annapoorni, Discovery of spiritual energy and lifting your mind to that spiritual energy within you! Once you are able to experience it you can keep smiling at the world and you can accept every event as God”s Prasad with a strong mind.
Dear Murali, Events are not accidental. Every event will have some cause. The cause comes out of Karma and Karma comes out of thoughts. Thoughts come out of culture. Culture comes out of your way of life. God has given us the freedom to cultivate our life with a positive
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Dear Achuthankutty, I am extremely sorry, if I missed your questions. Actually I did not get your questions. For any being, as long as there is life, there will be feelings too. All our scriptures and masters teach us to lift our attention from lower feelings to higher feelings. Aham
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Dear Swamiji is there anything wrong in chanting vishnu sahasranama at night i.e after sunset
Posted by Rohith on May 30, 2009
Dear Rohith, It is not the time, but the involvement of the mind that is more important. God is beyond time and distance. So you can not tie down God within the frame of time. So chant Vishnu Sahasra Namam whenever you are free with total dedication.
Dear Ramesh, The deities are avathars. according to our scriptures, all avathars come to teach us the spiritual values, so we should look at them as Gurus and Upasana Moorthis. The important point of their teachings is the realization of God – means Self and God are the same!
Dear Satheesan, We should not worry about others. We came here not to show mere compassion to others. The prime objective is to attain highest peace within. That means oneness with the Self. In our culture, the stories like Kunti”s and Gopis” teach us that they could attain highest spiritual
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how to woriship god?why we pour milk,ghee etc on god statue?why gents remove shirt inside the temple
Posted by Ushasukumaran nair on May 29, 2009
Dear Usha Sukumaran Nair, To worship God means surrendering the thoughts to the highest spiritual truth. Pouring milk and ghee represents the continuous flow of divine thoughts towards the Chathanyam within. Removing shirt represents removing the worldly thoughts.
Dear Divya, Fear comes out of your performance and expectation about the result. Give suggestions to the mind that “whatever questions I get, they will be answered. All the questions and answers will be known to me. I am not at all afraid of anything”. This auto suggestion will give
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Dear Murali, Your parents expect good behaviour and obedience. And God expects only surrender of your thoughts. When you behave according to the expectation of your parents they will be happy. And for your spiritual growth, you should do it silently. If your parents object, convince them positively; if they
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