Akarm (अकर्म)
Akarm means action performed without egoistic attachment to doership or desire for personal reward. Such action does not bind the soul in karmic reaction.
Akarm means action performed without egoistic attachment to doership or desire for personal reward. Such action does not bind the soul in karmic reaction.
Dharma (धर्म | dharma ) has a few different meanings. 1. In the modern language dharma is referred to as religions like Hinduism, Islam, Christianity etc. 2. Dharma is performance of duties as prescribed in the Vedas according to one's stage in life and caste. The moniker for this
Asampragyat Samadhi (असंप्रज्ञात समाधि | asaṁprajñāta samādhi ) is a state of God-realization of the yogis . The impressions from past lives called sanskars along with the seeds of sanskars burn eternally and they become free from Maya . Those who pursue the jnanayog do so with the
Karm Sannyas is the path of bhakti of God after renouncing Varnashram duties, while remaining free from karmic bondage.
Karm Yog means performing duties while keeping the mind attached to God, transforming action into a path of bhakti.
Manu is the progenitor of humankind. Fourteen Manus govern successive Manvantars during one day of creator Brahma.
Sanchit Karma refers to the accumulated storehouse of karmas from previous human births whose consequences remain unexperienced.
sthiti (Devanagari: स्थिति ISO15919: sthiti ) means maintaining the material creation. This is a part of the cyclical process of creation. See srishti . LEARN MORE * Maya-Cosmic Power * Srishti-Srishti — Shrishti * Pralaya - Dissolution * Sansar-The material world * Brahmand - Cosmic egg * Tridev REFERENCE Prema Rasa Siddhanta - Philosophy of Divine Love,
At the time of creation tamas guna of Maya creates five subtle elements. Together these are call panchtanmatra (Devanagari: पंचतन्मात्रा ISO15919: paṁcatanmātrā ). Each of these elements creates one of the Panch mahabhoot . The originating subtle element becomes the quality of the originated gross element. The five
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Sage Vishvamitra was previously the valiant King Satyarath. Once Satyarath went to the jungle with his army on a hunting expedition. By evening, he and his army were tired, thirsty and hungry. In search of water they finally reached sage Vashishtha’s hermitage. Contrary to his expectation, they got splendid