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 Lijin, Instead of worrying about problems, discover the power of mind. Practise Pranayam, Japam and Meditation regularly. A positive mind creates a positive, divinely vibration around you which will decrease any negative energy. HariOm!
swamiji, Our toilet is now at ‘kannimoola’ of our home.Is there any problem to us with this?
Posted by Lijin on August 25, 2011
Dear Lijin, Yes, there is a problem, not because of the position of the toilet, but because of your mind which is always worrying about it. Understand, mind is more superior than any thing else. There are many houses where nothing is not according to Vasthu. But their mind is
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Dear Raji, Understand, all our Hindu rituals and forms have significant meaning. Here the Pundarika means punda = pindam, means the body. Akan means the conscious energy which holds the mind, breath and heat in the body. So, when you go to the temple understand that Pundarika is the replica
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Dear Jyothi, Please understand more about the statement that “Hindus have 33 million Gods”. That means we have many many teachers, they are all called “Guru”s. But God means the “conscious energy which holds mind(ee), breath(swa) and heat(ra). That is, the conscious energy which holds these THREE things in the
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Dear Rajesh, The meaning of the word “kuchela” is not a person but whose “chela” is old or torn out (“ku”). That means, one whose mind is not worried about what he wears, what he eats and what he/she gets. Only such a mind (detached from worldly pleasures and seeking
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Dear Vinod, If you are talking about your heart which pumps the blood, then it is a part of your physical body. But in philosophy, heart means the source of conscious energy which holds the mind, breath and heat in the body. So, the word heart is used two times
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Dear Muraleekrishnanji, “Kevalam” means being with your own self. That means constant awareness about one’s own strength. Understand, only the philosophy in Hinduism declares that God and we are ONE. (“tatwamasi” and “aham brahmasmi”). HariOm!
What’s the Karmayoga, Jyanayoga & Bhaktiyoga?
Posted by Gopa Kumar on August 25, 2011
Dear Gopakumarji, When you are able to work with a balanced mind you are a Karmayogi (study Geeta, 3rd chapter you will get more clarity). Bhakthi means “diversion of the mind towards God who is our own Self (study 12th chapter). Gyanayoga is the realization of one’s own weakness and
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Dear Rajeshwari, Understand Atma means the conscious energy and mind is the consciousness. Whatever you are experiencing, that is by the mind, not conscious energy. In deep sleep, your consciousness disappears but conscious energy continues to be. So it is not Atma leaving, but mind that comes and disappears. To
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Dear Manu, Tell him to practise deep breathing exercises and reciting vey long “AUM” in a very low voice. After doing thing tell him to suggest mentally “I have no freedom on what has happened but I can create a bright future. Whatever I lost I can gain by my
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