Sage Narada and Sage Vashishta's lives exemplify pure devotion and self-sacrifice for the Supreme Lord. Their unwavering dedication guides humanity towards higher truths, with Lord Krishna and Rama themselves honoring these great sages.
Markandeya, a devoted sage, defeats Death through unwavering devotion to Lord Shiva, earning the Lord’s protection and becoming an eternal teacher of the Puranas.
Ravana was punished and ultimately killed by Lord Rama for kidnapping Sita, while Jayanta, who attacked Sita in the form of a crow, was spared due to his act of Sharanagati (surrender). Sri Ramanujacharya emphasized that surrendering to the Lord nullifies one's sins, leading to acceptance and eventual liberation.
Sage Agastya was one of the most prominent sages of Vedic times, especially in Treta Yuga, during the Advent of Lord Sri Rama. His interesting anecdotes are a great inspiration for the Lord's pure devotees.
Jagadguru Sri Kripalu maharaj ji receiveived the prestigious Jagadguru title at par with the 4th Main Acharyas of Sanatana Dharma from the Sri kashi Vishwaat Parishad, Varanasi.
Tat Wale Baba’s teachings on the mind and spiritual discipline embody the wisdom of Vedic traditions. His insights offer life-changing lessons for God-realization, meditation, and conquering the self.
Tat Wale Baba’s profound quotes and simple teachings left a lasting impact on his followers, urging them to seek true happiness in the Self rather than material pursuits. His discourse emphasized the eternal bliss of self-realization and detachment from worldly suffering.
Tat Wale Baba, the revered Himalayan Yogi, met a tragic end from a bullet, revealing an unsettling tale of jealousy, prediction, and unyielding devotion in the hills. This blog explores the foreseen circumstances around his passing and the legacy he left with his disciples.
Nammalvar, the 5th of the 12 Alvars, is revered as a mystic saint and a significant contributor to devotional literature, having composed 1,296 poems. His teachings and influence led to the opening of Vaikuntha's doors for his disciples, making him a pillar of devotion in Tamil literature.
Kulasekhara Azhwar, a revered king and poet from Kerala, transformed from a warrior to a devoted follower of Lord Vishnu, composing revered texts like "Mukundamala" and "Perumal Tirumozhi." His life journey, marked by spiritual awakening, showcases his unwavering devotion and significant contributions to Vaishnavism.
Vincent, a foreign disciple of Sri Tatwale Baba, experiences mystical energy at the ashram while reflecting on the simplicity and devotion of his god-brother, Sri Shankardas Ji. Their bond deepens through shared memories and spiritual wisdom rooted in their Guru’s teachings.
The three Matacharyas, Sri Shankara, Sri Madhwa, and Sri Ramanuja, provided distinct interpretations of the Vedanta Sutras, shaping philosophies like Vishishta Advaita. This article explores the three schools of thought and their reconciliation in understanding the Vedasor Shrutis.