How to behave with an evil person, in this article one person has said, “Kshama veerasy abhushanam’. (meaning – the jewellary of a brave person is forgiveness) So, understand the correct perspective on forgiveness– if someone hurts you at a mentally in the society, or condemns you through speech, one should surely pardon that person […]
‘Bhakti kare koi surma’, means although path of devotion is an extremely easy path to Sadhana (spiritual practice), yet not everyone can tread this path. Thus, Kabir Das ji has said, ‘Bhakti kare koi surma’, meaning devotion can be achieved only by one who possesses a fighting spirit. Just as gold turns pure upon heating, […]
(i) If we are not familiar with the science of spirituality. (ii) If we do not possess the knowledge of the Sukshma (subtle dimension). (iii) If we look for a Guru with a purpose of acquiring material gains. (iv) When there is no solid foundation of our own Sadhana. (v) When we want to […]
Tulsi is a sacred plant. It has been mentioned in Skandapuran that some of the drops of nectar fell on the earth during the process of Samudramanthan (churning of ocean). Tulsi was formed out of them. It was handed over to Shrīvishṇu by Deity Bramhā. Tulsi is liked by Shrīvishṇu and hence it is specially offered […]
Scroll down to read in English : • During ancient times, a Gruhastha (householder) between 50-60 years of age would assign all the responsibilities to the younger generation and used to give priority to performing Sadhana. Nowadays, in the absence of Dharma Shikshan (education about abiding Dharma), soon after retirement, people get associated with laughter […]
In spirituality, acquisition of a guru, meaning attaining the status of a disciple, is an important phase of the spiritual journey. One feels that after becoming a disciple, one should obey all the directives of the Guru. Due to obedience, the process of dissolution of the mind and intellect starts gaining momentum. As a consequence, […]
पुण्यस्य फलमिच्छन्ति पुण्यं नेच्छन्ति मानवाः । न पापफलमिच्छन्ति पापं कुर्वन्ति यत्नतः ।। – महाभारत Punyasya phalmicchhanti punyam necchhanti manavah Na papphalmicchhanti papam kurvanti yatnatah – Mahabharat Meaning : A being likes the fruits of good deeds, but does not like good deeds. They (humans) do not like the results of bad deeds, but still indulge […]
• Do not paste pictures of cine actors and actresses, politicians and cricket players in your room, these pictures increases the Raj-Tam based vibrations in the house. – Tanuja Thakur
A society bereft of Dharma moves towards bestiality, along with the failure of nation-states based upon capitalism, socialism, socialism etc in several developed nations, even in Islamic nations (that play the hoax of being based upon Dharma) face many societal problems such as terrible sexual diseases, terrorism, economic slowdown, political instability, homosexuality, inhuman harassment of […]
