3 Keys for Unlocking the Karma Effect
Discover how Karma Effect influences life's suffering and happiness, and learn how to transform it through understanding and consciousness.
Discover how Karma Effect influences life's suffering and happiness, and learn how to transform it through understanding and consciousness.
The Ramcharitmanas guides sadhakas through four paths—Jnana, Bhakti, Karma, and Sharanagati—toward divine realization or attaining Jnana Drishti. Hanumanji Maharaj exemplifies the synthesis of these paths, providing a roadmap for spiritual seekers.
The blog emphasizes that while Jnana (knowledge) and Karma are important, true fulfillment for the Jiva (soul) comes through unalloyed Devotion (Bhakti) to God. It illustrates that Devotion surpasses all other paths, transforming and liberating the soul.
Self-Awareness transcends individuality and reveals oneness through spiritual practices, transforming perceived duality into a unified existence. The true essence of Self-Awareness is pure and unchanging, illuminating the transient nature of the apparent world.
This blog explores the spiritual journey of Maharishi Ribhu, a heart-born son of Brahma, and his profound teachings on duality and oneness, focusing on his interactions with his disciple Nidagh and the philosophy that led to Nidagh's self-realization
We explore the Pursuit of Pleasure through the Lens of Sanatana Dharma; From Sensory Gratification to Spiritual Enlightenment, a Journey through Kama, Artha, Dharma, and the Ultimate Quest for Moksha.
Karma Yoga and Renunciation are closely linked. When one understands Karma Yoga and apply it honestly, we shall sttain the 6 degrees renunciation fit to cause our liberation.
The Maya World is an outcome of the mind, which is sullied. The sullied mind is responsible for the experience of the materialistic world. When mind is purified, the Spiritual World becomes accessible
The Gita says, A Kshatriya can kill only if the intention is to attain harmony. Therefore, he has the right to fight for righteous causes. Then, killing becomes Dharma.
Bhagavan Krishna, in the Gita teaches the seeker to surrender to Him exclusively. Now, One may wonder why the Lord has put in such a harsh condition.
Mukti or Moksha are of various types. The state to which a Jnani reaches post-Mukti is very different as compared to what a Bhakta attains after Mukti. Neverthless, both these forms of Mukti is beyond materialism.
Truth and Wisom are closely related. Unless we remove the many facades that we wear, we shall not know Truth. Unless we are sincere enough to accept ourselves in all Truth, Wisdom shall never descend upon us.