Truth and Compassion are deeply intertwined, where genuine compassion arises only when there are signs of purity of Truth. This article explores the contrast between compassion and pity, revealing how true compassion emerges beyond actions, rooted in spiritual purity.
Truth alone defines the true purpose of Life. The search for life’s purpose often leads to confusion and false narratives, perpetuated by societal expectations and material pursuits. This blog aims to clear the clutter, revealing that the true purpose lies in aligning with fundamental spiritual truths rather than chasing fleeting ambitions.
The Scripture defines This is the Individual Experience. Yoga Vashishtha presupposes a direct connection of conscious unity existing through and through these three frames of reference.
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Many times an average individual is confused while assessing people with spiritual insight; people with genuine spiritual potencies that set them apart from him.
Spiritual Realization or Self-Realization has become a buzz word, in the spiritual field. The Jnanis like the word Self-realization while the Bhaktas talk about God-realization.
Shreyas Preyas are interesting concepts of the Upanishads. The Bhagavad Gita and Kathopanishad emphasize two fundamental life choices—Shreyas (eternal wisdom and truth) and Preyas (temporary pleasure and downfall). Through the story of Nachiketas and Yamaraj, this article explores the deeper meaning of true spirituality, the dangers of superficial religious practice, and the path to lasting fulfillment. Discover why Sri Krishna’s teachings to Arjuna in the Gita are rooted in Upanishadic wisdom and how these ancient insights remain relevant today.
Being and Doing represent distinct planes of existence that shape self-realization. By prioritizing “being” over “doing,” one transcends illusions, discovers inner peace, and aligns with the higher self.
