When life becomes ups down and when life throws hard challenges then human exercises different options but after all attempts and in despair he approaches God at last place. We say something to God such as, “Oh God, please do this.” But this cannot reach Him unless we have something in us by means ofContinue reading “God listen our prayers”
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Flawless creation
The intrinsic and real nature of all beings is their soul, which is goodness. The world, too, is God’s flawless creation. All is in perfect balance. There are changes, and they may appear evil, but there is no intrinsic evil. Aum. Sage Explains: The soul radiates love, is a child of God going through itsContinue reading “Flawless creation”
Disciplining the Mind is True Yoga
Swami Chinmayananda says in one of his talks “If mind is not under my control, nothing within or outside me is under my control” In Patanjali Yoga, training the mind & disciplining the mind is the primary goal to enter into Samadhi which is the final goal of Yoga. According to Vedanta or Upanishads, ChittashuddiContinue reading “Disciplining the Mind is True Yoga”
The Greatness of Nondual Meditation
Sri Krishna says to Arjuna in Gita that, the path of the Bhakti (Love of God) is the supreme way to attain the highest. Yes, this path is certainly supreme path for all beings, but there are some driving forces are essential in this path, which are prescribed by all traditional Masters & Vedic ScripturesContinue reading “The Greatness of Nondual Meditation”
Aim of meditation and its accomplishment in Patanjali yoga and Vedanta
Juturi Ravi Kumar Reddy, Department of Regulatory Affairs, Shri Vishnu College of Pharmacy, Andhra Pradesh, Bhimavaram Abstract This article comprehends the actual goal, philosophy and practice of meditation prescribed in the ancient Yoga system of Patanjali and Vedanta. Meditation is very popular in present days, especially in the west becoming increasingly popular and rightly soContinue reading “Aim of meditation and its accomplishment in Patanjali yoga and Vedanta”