Advaita Vedanta explains how our inner thoughts manifest as external experiences, while Karma shapes our present and future realities. Understanding these connections is key to navigating life and transcending subconscious patterns.
Uncover the depth of Vedanta philosophy through the Vedas and Upanishads. Understand Advaita, Dvaita, and other Vedanta schools in clear, simple terms.
Spiritual progress in Sharanagati Bhakti lies in performing karma without attachment to results and offering pure devotion to Bhagawan. True surrender is not about seeking benefits but about serving with love, faith, and humility, just as the Azhvars and Acharyas have shown through their lives.
Shaivism, a core branch of Sanatana Dharma, encompasses diverse traditions like Advaita Shaivism, Southern Shaivism, and Kashmiri Shaivism. Its philosophy revolves around Shiva as the Supreme Reality, Shakti as His energy, and the 36 Tattvas explaining creation and liberation through Lord Shiva and Shakti.
Discover the spiritual benefits of bathing during the Magha month as narrated by Sage Vyasa to King Dilipa. Learn how this sacred practice brings untold virtues and divine blessings.
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The Pancha Devatas represent five divine manifestations of the Supreme, worshipped in different moods across various sampradayas. Among them, Sri Ganesha holds a unique place, with his legendary birth, spiritual significance, and role as the remover of obstacles.
Sri Madhvacharya, a visionary of Vedic philosophy, established Tattva-Vada to clarify Vedic truths and eradicate superstitions. His life, filled with debates, pilgrimages, and spiritual clarity, redefined Vedic understanding.
Madhvacharya’s Tattvavada shaped Vedantic philosophy and inspired movements like Chaitanya’s followers and the Haridasa devotional movement. His teachings remain central to modern spiritual and philosophical thought
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Madhwacharya emphasizes that true God-realization begins with developing Vairagya, a natural detachment from worldly life. Through Bhakti and ethical living, one ascends to the eternal presence of Vishnu, gaining spiritual bliss.
Sage Periyalvar, also known as Vishnuchittar, is a revered Alvar and the foster parent of Andal, considered an incarnation of Bhudevi. Known for his deep devotion to Lord Krishna, he is believed to be an incarnation of Garuda.
Shraddhadeva Manu and his wife Shraddha performed a fire sacrifice under Sage Vashishta’s guidance, seeking a son. However, their child Ila was born female due to Shraddha’s wish. Later, Ila transformed into King Sudyumna, who underwent monthly gender changes, fathering Pururava with Buddh.
Bhishmadeva is one of the greatest warriors in the Mahabharata. He was a Vasu in his previous life and the central figure who recited the Vishnu Sahasranamam for the very first time
