Ani Mandavya and Juvenile Justice in India
This story appears in Sambava Parva / Adi Parva of the great epic, Mahabharata. Sage Mandavya was sitting in deep meditation at the entrance of his hermitage at the foot of a tree in the forest, with his arms upraised. He had been in this state for years together. But tumultuous things started happening around [to be continued...]
Hinduism, as revealed to Vivekananda
Read by Swami Vivekananda at the Parliament of Religion at Chicago, U.S on 19th September, 1893 Three religions now stand in the world which have come down to us from time prehistoric — Hinduism, Zoroastrianism and Judaism. They have all received tremendous shocks and all of them prove by their survival their internal strength. But [to be continued...]
Even if you are an atheist, you have to acknowledge the existence of a superior force that is analogous to the power source that all living things possess – life, which leaves you when you cease to live! I have named it “Brahmam”.
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Ani Mandavya and Juvenile Justice in IndiaThis story appears in Sambava Parva / Adi Parva of the great epic, Mahabharata. Sage Mandavya was sitting in deep meditation at the entrance of his hermitage at the foot of a tree in the forest, with his arms upraised. He had been in this state for years together. But tumultuous things started happening around [to be continued...] |
Karma and fruitionHinduism preaches salvation of the soul but it doesn’t ask you to be inactive. That is the feeling one gets when reading the famous verse of the Bhagavat Gita, which goes like this: “karmanyeva adhikaraste` maa phaleshu kadhaachana” (You are entitled to do your karma (duty) unmindful of the result of your action since you [to be continued...] |
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CyberBrahma
