Question When visiting a new land with different customs, we need a guide or mentor to help us. We have been told we are tiny fraction of God, like rays of sun. And that our innate right is to go to Golok Dham, which seems like a faraway land. Since
Itihasa (इतिहास, itihāsa) literally means "history" or strictly, "thus indeed it happened". In Hindu scripture, this term collectively refers to the two great epics: * The Ramayana: Narrates the life and story of Shri Rama. * The Mahabharata: Chronicles the history of the Kauravas and the
Shrimad Bhagavad Gita (श्रीमद्भगवदगीता, śrīmadbhagavadagītā) means "song of God". It is popularly referred to as Gita. A 700-verse scripture containing the essence of the Upanishads and all Darshan Shastra. It was recited by Shri Krishna to Arjun on the battlefield of Kurukshetra prior to
Question We hear two contradictory attributes of God. 1. He is The Supreme Impartial Judge, who awards fruits for every action of human beings. 2. He forgives sins of His devotees. Even though God-realized saints also validate both of these concepts, it creates doubt about His authenticity as a judge.
Since childhood we have heard of many spiritual paths—karma, gyan, and bhakti. But an important question arises: are these paths truly meant for everyone? Or are they reserved only for select souls—like scholars, ascetics, or Brahmins? If God is really the eternal Father of all beings, His path
Humans cannot even imagine the luxuries of the celestial abodes (Swarg). Celestial beings, who inhabit those abodes, don’t have to toil for anything as they can attain any material thing by merely resolving to obtain it. Their bodies are fragrant, lustrous and strong, they don’t excrete, don’t
It is the undisputed perspective of the Vedas and all other scriptures that the only goal, of every soul, is to attain selfless divine love-bliss of Shri Radha - Krishna. And the only way to achieve it is devotion (bhakti). That bhakti can be done in three way Arop Siddha
practical-sadhana
Discover how Shri Krishna tested the Gopis’ pure love before granting the ultimate bliss of Maharaas, the supreme Divine pastime of selfless devotion.
Essentials
Discover why Chaitanya Mahaprabhu called Kirtan the supreme devotion. Learn the benefits of solo and group chanting. The 3 Vedic methods: Vyas, Narad, and Hanuman.
Does Hinduism suppress women? Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj explains why being born a woman is a spiritual blessing and how Vedic Dharma elevates women.
Why do the Vedas call seekers of Svarga "utter fools"? Discover why temporary heaven fails and why eternal service to the Supreme Lord is the ultimate aim.
Explore the divine origin of humanity from Shri Krishna. Understand the true meaning of the Varna system, the myth of caste hierarchy, and the path to humility. (160 characters)