Importance of Karmayoga in the context of Spiritual practice
God helps only those who toil till they are exhausted while performing a karma, not others.
Clarification of Arjun’s doubts about Karmayoga by Shrikrushna
At the very commencement of the battle (of Mahabharat) Arjun sees that his own relatives and friends are his enemies. Seeing them, Arjun is confused and, under the guise of renunciation, decides not to abide by the duty of a Kshatriya (Warrior)
Office bearers and volunteers of Rashtriya Yuva Hindu Vahini visit Sanatan’s Ramnathi ashram
Office bearers and volunteers of Rashtriya Yuva Hindu Vahini from Uttar Pradesh paid a visit to Sanatan’s Ramnathi ashram on December 18, 2019.
2000 lakh population in Bharat is affected by mental illness
One in every 7 individuals is affected with a major mental illness. The number of people affected by depression and anxiety is growing day-by-day.
Temple of Bhavanidevi in Sitakund village (Chitgaon District) is one of the 51 Shaktipeeths (seats of Divine Energy) !
There is a Shaktipeeth in the picturesque surroundings of Sitakund village in the Chitgaon District at the foothills of the mountain. Here Deity Durga is called Bhavanidevi. Devi Sati’s right hand had fallen at Sitakund.
Nepal, the country which has been preserving Bharatiya culture
Note does not have the picture of a Nepali politician unlike Bharatiya notes which have picture of Mahatma Gandhi. It is an attempt to depict that the Himalayas are their legacy.
Signs of ancient Hindu culture left behind in foreign lands
Hindu culture is deeply rooted in Indonesia, a group of islands with Muslim majority population.
Influence of Bharatiya (Hindu) culture on Malaysian rulers
The ancient Malay Dweep is the Malaysia of today. Malay Dweep is a congregation of many islands. Later it came to be known as Melaka. Many Sanskrut words are used in Malay language.
Types of Dharma
Dharma is symptomaticin a dual way – pravrutti (Worldly life) and nivrutti (Renouncing the worldly life). Pravrutti Dharma can be the attribute of a Nation.
Dharmasiddhant
Dharma (Righteousness) has doctrines but no rules. A rule can have exceptions, a doctrine cannot. A doctrine does not change, meaning it is timeless.
