-
Primary Widget Area
-
This theme has been designed to be used with sidebars. This message will no
longer be displayed after you add at least one widget to the Primary Widget Area
using the Appearance->Widgets control panel.
- Log in
Author Archives: Mrityunjayanand
“What Are The Circumstances Of God’s Manifestation?”
Sri Krishn is imperishable, birth less, and pervading the breath of all beings, but he is manifested when he restrains materialistic attachments by atm-maya. One kind of maya is the moral ignorance that makes one accept the reality of the … Continue reading
God’s Incarnation, His gradual Manifestation Are Not Like The Birth And Deeds Of Mortals!!!
God’s incarnation, his gradual manifestation through profound remorse, and his works-eradication of hindrances which generate evil, provision of the essentials of Self-realization, and reinstatement of dharm- are not like the birth and deeds of mortals. Sri Krishn says in Bhagwad … Continue reading
“O Parth, As Men Worship Me, Even So Do I Accept Them!!!
Many who have taken refuge in Sri Krishn- with single-mindedness and complete detachment, freed equally from passion and passionlessness, fear and fearlessness, anger and absence of anger, and purified by knowledge and penance, have attained to his state. It is … Continue reading
Know Me The Immutable As A Non-Doer!!!
Sri Krishn represents himself as the maker of the four classes. Does it mean that he has divided men into four rigid categories determined by birth? The truth is rather that he has divided actions into four classes on the … Continue reading
“Varn” Denotes “Form” And Deviation From The Way Of Ordained Action Is Varnsankar….!!!
It is the ordained action, rather than mankind, that Yogeshwar Krishn has divided into four VARN or classes. A worshiper with inadequate knowledge is at the Shudr stage. So it is incumbent on him to begin his quest with rendering … Continue reading
Western And Eastern Thoughts On Bhagavad Gita!!!
1.”The marvel of the Bhagavad-Gita is its truly beautiful revelation of life’s wisdom which enables philosophy to blossom into religion.” – Herman Hesse (1877-1962), German poet and novelist, awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1946, 2.”In the great book … Continue reading
