The Cost of Not Knowing Him: Why Ignorance is Not Bliss
Ignorance of God is not neutral. It keeps the soul bound within Maya, suffering, and endless birth.
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The Three Eternal Entities: God, Soul, and Maya
Reality consists of three eternal truths: God, soul, and Maya. This article explains their relationship.
Is God Formless or Personal? The Three Manifestations of One God
Brahm, Paramatma, and Bhagavan are not different Gods, but different realizations of the one Divine Reality.
God is Sat-Chit-Anand: The Substance of the Divine
God is not void or abstraction. The Vedas define His nature as Sat-Chit-Ananda: eternal existence, consciousness, and bliss.
The Abode of Contradictory Qualities: Beyond Logic
God is the abode of contradictory qualities. Here logic reaches its boundary and humility begins.
The Instrument of Knowledge
If the mind cannot know God, what instrument do we possess? This article examines the limits of intellect.
God Is Unknowable (The Limit of Material Mind)
God cannot be known by material mind, senses, or intellect. This article establishes the first truth about the Divine.
Brahm — The Supreme God
Discover Brahm, the Supreme God mentioned in the Vedas. Learn about Nirakar, Paramatma, and Bhagavan Krishna, the source of all divine descensions.
Yogmaya Shakti
Yogmaya shakti (योगमाया शक्ति | yogamāyā śakti) is the all-powerful internal power of God. This power grants Him the complete ability to enact His will (doing what He wants and not doing what He doesn't want) and makes the impossible possible. 🌟 Examples of Yogamaya'
Daharakash Vigyan —Science of God's Powers
Vedas refer to The Supreme God as Daharakash (दहराकाश; daharākāśa ). The science of Daharakash is called Daharakash Vigyan (दहराकाश विज्ञान; daharākāśa vijñāna ). It is also referred to as Dahara vidya (दहर विद्या; dahara vidyā ). This science is described in Chandogyopanishad अथ
Shakti
Shakti (शक्ति | śakti) means power. Every living being has some power. For example, a soul (jiva) has strength, the ability to pick up objects, and the power to make decisions. These are natural powers that cannot be given to others. God is the source of everything, both living and
Bhagavan Shri Krishna
Sanskrit word for God is Bhagavan (भगवान्; bhagavān ). This blended word is made of 2 parts; bhag (भग) and van (वान ). So the word bhagavan means the beholder (van) of unlimited divine powers ( bhag ). Those divine powers together are called shad-aishwarya (षड-ऐश्वर्य; ṣaḍa-aiśvarya