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nishedha | निषेध

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29 May 2024
nishedha | निषेध

Vedas are the rules book of divine law. It lays out the do and do nots. The prohibitions in the Vedas are called nishedha (Devanagari: निषेध ISO15919: niṣedha).

In varnashram dharma there are many prescribed duties and nishedha.

In raganuga bhakti there is only one nishedha: do not ever forget Shri Krishna.

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REFERENCE

Divya Swarth, Ch. 5

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