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Chapert 1:36,37

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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Hari Om. Pranam Swamiji. Mind is said to be a cluster of thought, a form of energy or matter, in subtle form. Body is said to be gross form of mind. Self or conciousness (which is neither matter nor energy) transforms into mind; or in other words, mind and body are (act) within self or conciousness. What is the link between self (or conciousness) and mind and body?; how can a non matter become matter? is there any expalnation in any scriptures?

Posted by K. P. Rajendran on January 11, 2012

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Dear Rajendranji, Body is what you know at the lowest level of your existence. Mind is the conscious thinker and experiencer. Behind the mind you have intelligence which helps you to choose good and bad. That intelligence is the part of divine energy through which you can dissolve yourself into
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Dear Chaithanyaji, Both animals and plants have life in it.Then what is the difference in eating meat and vegetable ?

Posted by Sandeep.B on January 11, 2012

Swamiji:

Dear Sandeepji, Nature has designed the human physiology for vegetarian food. Whenever we do some thing against nature, it will harm our body and mind. Eating flesh causes physical problems and guilt and regret in the seeker of Truth. HariOm!

please tell me whether i could read bhagavatham at night

Posted by Athira on January 11, 2012

Swamiji:

Dear Athira, The Lord is beyond space and time. Any time that you lovingly read Bhagavatham, with devotion, is auspicious time. HariOm!

Pranamams to Swamiji, I forgot to copy the Enrich your mind which had come on 5th, 9th and 10th Jan 2012. Reqeust to kindly email me the same. They are really Enriching! Thanks a load, Lekshmy

Posted by Lekshmy on January 11, 2012

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Ramayana Saundarya The beauty of Ramayana is that all you want to know all you want to love and the way you want to live can be found in it. There are so many versions of the Ramayana in various languages that if you try to list all of them,
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Poojya Swamiji, I also want to copy some of the question answers, but am not able to, the question part doesn’t get copies correctly. Kindly help. Thanks again and Kodi pranamams to Swamiji. Lekshmy

Posted by Lekshmy on January 11, 2012

Swamiji:

Dear Lekshmi, We really appreciate your quest for knowledge. We will see what we can do about it. HariOm!

I have purchased 1 to 60 Volumes of Bhagavathamrutham DVDs. I need the remaining (61 to 107) volumes. I also wish to purchase Narayaneeyam 25 DVDs, Karmayogam 3 DVD+2 MP3 and Dhanyam Mama Jeevanam (10 DVDs). Please let me know how to pay for these and how much. Hari Om.

Posted by M.D.Pisharody on January 11, 2012

Swamiji:

Dear Pisharodyji, Please call 94463 78706 or write to harisriom@gmail.com HariOm!

Swamiji, Getting a vision of God in meditation or nama japa is the the end of meditation or a person has to move to formless or infinite reality to dissolve all identity of self or mind is true meditation. Regards Soman

Posted by Soman padmanabhan on January 10, 2012

Swamiji:

Dear Somanji, The formless mind starts with a form in meditation and ends in the formless Truth. Please do meditation with commitment, regularly and experience it yourself. HariOm!

congrts the group behind this site!!!!!!!! its too nice one!!!!!!!!

Posted by Vinod on January 10, 2012

Swamiji:

Thank you, Vinodji! HariOm!

Dear Swamiji, I am raising a doubt with the request that you would answer the same. My doubt is related to Jeevatma/mind & Paramatma even though I have gone through your previous answer sessions. As I understood it, when we are in a waking state, our mind (Jeevatma) is manifested out of our ‘Self’ which is also called Paramatma /GOD and which is conceived to be the basis of everything manifested or unmanifested in this universe?. When we are in deep sleep free from all dreams (.i.e, when we are immersed in sushupti), there is no mind and therefore we will have no consciousness / perception about our existence and the world around us. In the sushupti state, it is learnt that we (our mind) have been merged into our Self / Paramatma and therefore this state is being called a blissful one as we are no longer subject to happiness and worries as we feel in a waking state where the mind with vasanas exist / dominate. A true bhakta/devotee of Lord tries to achieve such a union /state with Paramatma while one is in the waking state itself, though it is not so easy to have such a blissful state when one’s mind is out of control having filled with numerous vasanas. Having said that, my doubt is that, finally when one dies, where does our mind go at first with all accumulated vasanas? Whether our mind would move towards Paramatma itself since our mind is projected out of Paramatma or would it merge into Paramatma as it happened in sushupti state seeing that no Jeevatma can exist without Paramatma? Is it right to say that when one dies, the essence of Paramatma leaves out of our physical body along with Jeevatma so that it can take another birth to fulfill its remaining unfinished vasanas? Or is it like that our mind (jeevatma) alone moves out of our physical body at the time of death? When one liberates oneself from all accumulated vasanas / desires through appropriate means , our mind would have no need to undergo another birth , i.e., when our mind permanently merge into Paramatma for good? Kindly clarify these facts. Looking forward to hearing from you. With Best Wishes, Aniyan T.R. New Delhi.

Posted by Aniyan T.R. on January 10, 2012

Swamiji:

Dear Aniyanji, Kindly resend your questions alone, a few at a time, as we find it difficult to compile the answer. Thank you, HariOm!

Dear,Swami-Ji I am just 25 yr old. And self employe.But i have lot of tensions about my..job(it is private firm with minimum range of salary), sisters marriage and emotion to getting a good job. Give me some solutions me to think about good things. With love Arun

Posted by Arun c s on January 10, 2012

Swamiji:

Dear Arunji, Thinking negatively and worrying will not at all help us in any thing that we do. Our today’s performance decides our tomorrow’s reward. When you do your work, please do not worry about your salary as it will degrade your performance and decrease your skills. It will make
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