We should pay respect to the celestial Gods and Goddesses, as they are the governors of some special powers conferred on them by Shri Krishna. In addition, Shri Krishna dwells in everyone’s hearts. However, one must not ask them for any power, wealth or other material gratifications. Material achievements
Prayashchit Karma refers to scripturally prescribed acts of atonement performed to reduce or neutralize the consequences of certain sins.
Sri Radha, who is no different from Shri Krishna descended on this day in the Holy land of Barsana, a small village in the state of modern day U.P. in India. The Supreme Divine Goddess blessed this Earth by Her birth on the auspicious day of Ashtami (8th day)
karmakand (Devanagari: कर्मकान्ड ISO15919: karmakānḍa) is the same as karma dharma.
Svayam Shri Krishna (Devanagari: स्वयं श्री कृष्ण; ISO 15919: svayaṁ śrī kṛṣṇa) literally means "Shri Krishna Himself." 👑 The Supreme Source This term is used to denote the Supreme Lord (Purna Brahm). It signifies that He is the absolute source of: * All Descensions: He is
Raksha Bandhan is celebrated on 'Shravan Purnima' (full moon day of the Hindu month of Shravan), which generally falls in the month of August, every year. All the Indian festivals have some spiritual significance. The literal meaning of 'Raksha-Bandhan' is 'the bond of protection&
Satya Sankalp means "True Resolve." Discover this divine quality where God's will is instantly fulfilled, contrasting human uncertainty with Divine perfection.
Viśeṣa Kripā (विशेष कृपा | viśeṣa kr̥pā) refers to the special act of divine grace bestowed upon those who sincerely desire to attain God. What It Is Unlike Sāmānya Kripā, which is universal, Viśeṣa Kripā is: * selective * bestowed upon seekers with a genuine desire for God How
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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