Karm Bandhan (कर्मबंधन)
Karma-Bandhana refers to the bondage created by karmic actions and their consequences. Through countless births, the jīva remains entangled in the cycle of action, reaction, and worldly suffering.
Karma-Bandhana refers to the bondage created by karmic actions and their consequences. Through countless births, the jīva remains entangled in the cycle of action, reaction, and worldly suffering.
Yamaraja (यमराज | yamarāja ) is the celestial deity of death. He is a direct servant of Brahm-The Supreme God , and is entrusted with the duty of ensuring that all mayadhin jiva depart from their bodies at the time destined for them. Among these jiva , some possess a predominance of
Chetan (चेतन | cētana) refers to living, sentient beings. What It Means * Both Jeev (individual soul) and Bhagawān (Supreme God) are chetan. * All jeev are chetan. Nature of Chetan * All chetan beings are sentient, endowed with mind and intellect * The extent of their expression varies across life forms * Some beings
Triputi (Devanagari: त्रिपुटी ISO15919: tripuṭī ) means triad. Shri Maharaj Ji in His lectures uses several trios. These triad are listed below Jnata attains jnana of jneya . * jnata (Devanagari: ज्ञाता ISO15919: jñātā ) - Knower * jnana (Devanagari: ज्ञान ISO15919: jñāna ) - Knowledge * jneya (Devanagari: ज्ञेय
Sushupti (सुषुप्ति | suṣupti ) is dreamless sleep. God has given the jeev a mind and that is the doer of all mental actions. Its nature is to be constantly working. While the body sleeps mind stays active and dreams. The material mind has a finite limit of the
Vibhinnansh refers to the individual souls, who are eternally distinct from Swansh and can never become divine expansions of God.
Vijatiya Bhed Shunya means Shri Krishna is non-different from His divine energies, though they differ from Him in nature.
asura (असुर | asura ) are demons. Tamas guna of Maya dominates them. They naturally have sorcerer powers (मायावी) and are natural enemies of devatas . Their primary residence is Rasatal lok in the nether worlds. They are also called rakshasa (राक्षस | rākṣasa ). Hiranyakashipu, King Bali, Ravana, Mayasur,
Seven sages in the Vedic scriptures are collectively referred to as Sapt rishi (Devanagari: सप्तर्षि) ISO15919: saptarṣi ). The Sapta rishi are commended several times in the Vedas and Hindu literature for their tremendous contributions to the world. They are also called manasputtra of the creator Brahma. They possess
Brahmand (Devanagari: ब्रह्माण्ड ISO15919: brahmāṇḍa ) means an egg-shaped space that consists of many lok (Devanagari: लोक ISO15919: loka ). Many of these lok support life. The world is amazingly gigantic. Modern science has shown that there are billions of stars in one galaxy and billions
Varnashram Dharma is the Vedic system of duties based on varna and ashram, designed to support society and spiritual growth.
Paramhans is an exalted saint fully absorbed in God. Learn how the title applies to both Nirakar Brahm and Sakar Brahm.