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By Swami Ramdev Ji | Published 08/21/2008
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Vedas, on one hand describe the spirituality, philosophy, nature, devotion and results of actions; on the other hand they also talk about discipline, policies, education, physics, social structure, nation and nationality.
By Jaishankar Mishra Savyasachi | Published 08/14/2008
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The first righteous person about whom saint Dayanand had talked about with reference to virtuous behaviour is lord Shri Krishna. He wrote – ‘Life of Shri Krishna is similar to any great soul. He is the greatest personality in Mahabharata. His qualities, work, nature and character is unmatchable.’
By The Editor | Published 05/17/2008
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Sage Chakrayan began his discourse with the following verse-Which means, do not criticize the seasons, this is a religious vow. The sage explained the meaning of this religious yow mentioned in Upanishad and said- we have four seasons in our country. The year begins with Vaishakh and the four seasons namely summer, rainy, autumn and spring follow in order.By Swami Ramdev Ji | Published 04/29/2006
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Query - It is true that the practice of resources useful for the removal of the conditions of the mind leads to deep meditation without contemplation. But some people are able to reach this stage with out any resources. Who are those people? What is the reason?
By Vaidya Rajendra Prakash | Published 04/29/2006
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Oh human being! You are living in a world, which can come to end at any time, the world is mortal. You exist in a world, which is like the leaf of a tree. Despite that you are engrossed in fulfilling the needs of the sensory organs. At least now you start praying to the almighty Lord. Oh you souls engrossed in attachments and pride, wake up, for tomorrow is uncertain?
By Surendra Prasad Tiwari | Published 04/29/2006
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The average life span of a human being is negligible when compared to other ages. In other ages the life span of people used to be more and they used to get more time for devoting themselves on the paths of love and duty.
By Satyavrat Sidhantalankar | Published 04/29/2006
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If you believe that you know the form of Brahma then you know very little about his form. You know the form of that Brahma or you believe on the form represented by lords and other scholars, it is not clear, it is not sure.
By Jagroop Chikkara Arya | Published 04/29/2006
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Religion has three bases. Out of these, yagya, study and charity are the first basis. A religious follower should adopt yagya in his life. All the works of charity and help come under yagya. Nowadays, it is used only for havan (sacrificial fire). However, yagya has a broad meaning. Acquiring knowledge of the five great elements (panch mahabhutas) created by God and taking help from them is yagya.
By Swami Ramdev Ji | Published 04/29/2006
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It is the highest stage of asceticism, which is relieved from satva, raj and tama qualities when the soul meets with its self.
By Jaishankar Mishra Savyasachi | Published 04/27/2006
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Happiness cannot be attained by snatching others happiness. It does not mean to be dependent and take the support of anybody. Happiness vibrates the soul; ordinary happiness can be attained with fulfillment of subjects related to the sensory organs. Those who are engrossed in resolutions and alternatives they do not get rid of sensory and mental subjects. Hence they do not have the feeling of happiness. Happiness cannot be attained unless the conditions of the mind focus to the inner self.
By Acharya Abhaydev Vidhyalankar | Published 04/24/2006
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Oh human being! Do you want that you should be relieved from hatred? Are you fed up hating your fellow brothers and obtaining the same in return? You have developed hatred towards other considering that they are obstacles in the way of your happiness, the more you hated them they have returned the same, has not the hatred increased in the same degree?
By Swami Ramdev Ji | Published 04/23/2006
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The actions or deeds, which are done after the birth of the child, are known as birth (Jatkarma) ceremonies. It is called ceremony because it involves some ceremonies which are performed after the birth of the child other than the actions. The main objective of these actions is to inculcate some values in the child even while he is ignorant about there importance.
By Vaidyaraj Acharya Balkrishna | Published 04/22/2006
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When any person criticizes a dear one the person who notices this feels jealous and hates it. The dear ones say that one should reply to this criticism. This means that you should respond to the person who is talking against you. Is this necessary? Because you are not same as the other person is describing you. So why should you respond. If a person speaks the truth then let him say and if somebody wants to prove that false is true then let him go ahead, how does it make a difference. Because false has no entity in this world.
By Swami Ramdev Ji | Published 04/20/2006
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The fifth ceremony after Jatkarma ceremony is called naming ceremony. In this ceremony the child is given a name. All the activities in the world are carried on the basis of name. Every parent has the duty to give a nice name to the child, which reminds the child of some goal or objective in the life. It is very important to select a nice name for the child; the name should be meaningful which fulfills all the desires of the child. Whenever the child hears the name he will remember the meaning and purpose hidden in it and will be inspired by its meaning.
By Acharya Abhaydev Vidhyalankar | Published 04/20/2006
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