Grace (कृपा, kr̥pā) is the causeless, infinite compassion of the Divine, bestowed without expectation of return. Explore how God and Guru function as the source and medium of this power, lifting the veil of Māyā to enable the soul’s transition from material bondage to eternal, divine Bliss (Ānanda).
Teachings
There are several subtle realms known as narak (hellish abodes), where sinners are sent after death to undergo terrifying punishments. These abodes, invisible to the material eye due to their subtle nature, are situated below the Earth in the southern region of the brahmand (cosmic egg) and are governed by
The Grace of God
Question We hear two contradictory attributes of God. 1. He is The Supreme Impartial Judge, who awards fruits for every action of human beings. 2. He forgives sins of His devotees. Even though God-realized saints also validate both of these concepts, it creates doubt about His authenticity as a judge.
The Grace of God
Does Accidental Chanting Lead to God? The Srimad Bhagavatam narrates the famous story of Ajamil. Using portions of this story, many proponents of the path of devotion propagate the message that "it is sufficient to merely chant the name of God to attain His abode; having faith or mental
Teachings
To the world, the healing of a dying child is a miracle. But for a Mahāpuruṣa (महापुरुष; mahāpuruṣa), Līlā (लीला; līlā) an act of grace to enhance the spiritual inclination of a jeev. Once there was a young Goyal couple in Allahabad, who had a very
The Grace of God
Do you know why God created this world? Although it is impossible to comprehend the reasons behind the various actions of the Almighty, Omniscient God, yet for the benefit of humankind, our scriptures tell us - मुख्यं तस्य हि कारुण्यम ॥ mukhyaṁ tasya hi kāruṇyama
The Grace of God
Bhagavadprapti ( Devanagari: भगवद्प्राप्ति ISO15919: bhagavadprāpti) means attaining God. We are endowed with the sensory capabilities to see , to touch , to hear , to smell and to taste the material objects. For all mayabadha jeev these five senses are made by Maya . Some people’s senses are more
The Grace of God
Question It is said that God is self-complacent, which means that He does not have any unfulfilled desires. If this is true, then why does God perform any action. He performs not simple small actions but even astonishing works such as creating the world, permeating it and sustaining it? When
The Grace of God
Several Hindu scriptures state situations which are impossible despite all the advancement of technology and medicine. Jagadguruttam explains the Vedic truth.
The Grace of God
Question We are unable to fully understand the meaning of scriptures written in Hindi such as the Ramcharitmanas. Yet, Shri Maharaj Ji in His lectures cites evidence from Sanskrit scriptures such as the Vedas, Puranas, Gita and Bhagavat and at times from books we have never before heard of. This