Sāmānya Kripā (सामान्य कृपा | sāmānya kr̥pā) refers to the general act of divine grace that God bestows equally upon all living beings. What It Is Sāmānya Kripā is: * universal * given to all, regardless of devotion or awareness of God Living beings neither earn nor repay
Discover a gentle guide to Sadhana. Learn how to practice Roopadhyana and Karm Yoga to stay connected to Shri Radha Krishna throughout your busy day.
The mriga (मृग , mr̥ga), or deer, is an animal celebrated in Indian poetry for its large and gentle eyes. It is attracted by music. So, it is also used as a symbol of pleasing music. Further Reading and Reference * Related Concepts: papiha, charkvak, chakor * Reference: Prema Rasa Madira
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Most of us know how the festival of Naag Panchami is celebrated in most parts of the country. However, rarely does anyone know why, when and how did this festival originate. Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, out of His extreme grace and kindness, shed light on the origin of this
The Significance of January 14th: A Historical Conferral
Same as Trimurti.
The word Jagadguruttam (जगदगुरूत्तम; jagadagurūttama) is a profound combination of three Sanskrit words: "jagad" (universe), "guru" (spiritual master or guide), and "uttam" (best among all). Therefore, Jagadguruttam signifies the supreme spiritual mentor of the entire world. From a foundational perspective, the
श्री गुरवे नमः All Glories to my Divine Spiritual Master. उत्तिष्ठत जाग्रत प्राप्य वरान्निबोधत । O material beings! Get up, awake and submit yourself to Guru to obtain spiritual knowledge. दुर्लभो विषयत्यागो
Kamadhenu (Devanagari: कामधेनु; ISO 15919: kāmadhenu) refers to the celestial wish-fulfilling cow. Residing in svarga (Heaven), she is capable of fulfilling any material desire of her owner. Vedas say all the deities (Devi-Devatas) live within her physical form, symbolizing her sacred and all-encompassing nature. Legend
The Four Kumars (Devanagari: कुमार; ISO 15919: kumāra) refer to the four brothers: Sanak, Sanandan, Sanatan, and Sanat. Collectively, they are also known as Sanakadi (Devanagari: सनकादि; ISO 15919: sanakādi), meaning "Sanak and the others." Their Birth They manifested from the mind (Manas) of Creator
Triloka (त्रिलोक | trilōka) refers to the Three Worlds or the collective three classes of material planes. These realms are: * Swarg lok (Celestial Abodes): The heavenly realms. God grants residence here for a limited duration as a reward for strictly adhering to Vedic injunctions. * Mrityu lok (Realm of