JKP Literature

The Saint

All Glories to My Gurudev

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 | कामधेनु

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 of Raghu Her

Kumars | सनकादि

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

Triloka (Devanagari: त्रिलोक; ISO 15919: 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

Festivals

Ganesh Chaturthi

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

Tribhuvan Pati | त्रिभुवन पति

Tribhuvan Pati (Devanagari: त्रिभुवन पति; ISO 15919: tribhuvana pati) literally translates to "The Lord of the Three Worlds." It is a reverential title for Lord MahaVishnu, signifying His supreme sovereignty over the entire material creation, which comprises the celestial (Svarga), earthly (Martya), and subterranean (Patala)

Jagadguruttam Kripalu

Sheltered by the Guru, Safe for Eternity

This is a true incident that happened over forty years ago. There was a devout couple who had a small temple in their house where they had established a metallic idol of Shri Radha Krishna. As per her daily routine, the lady of the house used to scrub the idol

charachar jagat | चराचर जगत्

Charachar Jagat (Devanagari: चराचर जगत्; ISO 15919: carācara jagat) refers to the entire material universe. The term is a compound of Chara (moving/animate) and Achara (non-moving/inanimate). Thus, it signifies the totality of creation, encompassing all living beings and non-living entities existing within the realm of Maya (Samsara)

achara | अचर

Same as jad.

chara | चर

Same as chetan.

Jad | जड़

Jad (Devanagari: जड़; ISO 15919: jaṛa) generally signifies "inert," "insentient," or "immobile." The term is used in three primary contexts: * Jad Jiva: Refers to immobile living beings (e.g., plants and trees). Although they possess life, they lack the ability to move voluntarily. * Inert

Essentials

What We Teach?

There is only one God, who is known by various names such as God, Brahma, Ishwar, Bhagwan, Khuda, Allah, Ahurmazda and so on. God is the supreme divine entity who is almighty, omniscient, omnipresent, all-pervading and an unfathomable ocean of bliss. * All the living beings are inseparable and eternal parts