Preparation required to survive during the adverse times Part – 1
Many Nadipatti-readers, foresighted Ascetics and Saints have predicted that come what may, the advent of adverse times is certain.
Many Nadipatti-readers, foresighted Ascetics and Saints have predicted that come what may, the advent of adverse times is certain.
Yoga and meditation, the two ancient Indian remedial methods are found effective to deal with COVID-19, claim International experts.
An important part of the advance preparations that seekers have to do to deal with adverse times is to make alternative arrangements to stay in towns or Taluka places instead of in metros and big cities.
Due to overcrowding in cities, lack of sanitation, increasing pollution, pre-dominance of Raja-Tama components, etc. the citizens are living under fear and insecurity.
Current times are highly favorable to atheists. Using the pretext of Corona pandemic, the atheists are not leaving a single opportunity to target Hindu Dharma. Recently a devout Hindu brought to our notice a Whatsapp message being circulated by atheists to defame shraddha rites.
In the current times it is of utmost importance that each and every person has the knowledge of first aid, but sadly currently there are not many opportunities to receive disaster management training.
I was experiencing spiritual emotion while drawing pictures , so in order to get this experience of again and again, I drew two more pictures. It took me about 5-6 days to draw one picture.
At present, in many places, it has become a practice to pick up one sentence from Vedas in isolation and to criticize against it without holistically studying the knowledge imparted by our sages in the Vedas.
Sometimes, lightning flashes in the sky during other seasons as well. If there is a gap of less than 30 seconds between the lightning and its sound, then such lightning is dangerous. Lightning can lead to great loss of life and property.
First-ever Hindu lawmaker of the US Tulsi Gabbard said during a virtual commencement address that in this chaotic time when no one can say what tomorrow looks like, one can find certainty, strength and peace in Bhagavad Gita.