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    Meaning of Gayatri Mantra

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    Aum Bhur Bhuva Svah Tat Savitur Varenyam Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi Dhiyo Yo Naha Prachodayat Om‚ we meditate (dhimahi) on the spiritual effulgence (bhargas) of that adorable Supreme Divine Reality (varenyam devasya)‚ the source or projector (savitr) of the three phenomenal world planes the gross or physical (bhuh) the subtle or psychical (bhuvah) and the potential or causal (suvah)‚ both macro-cosmically or externally and micro-cosmically or internally. May the Supreme Divine Being (Tat) stimulate

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    Immortal Values

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    life. In no other literature in the world have these values been so beautifully and exhaustively dealt with as in the sacred books of India. In this context we may note the following advice given to the students by the Rishi of the Taittiriya Upanishad : The practice of what is right and proper is fixed by the scriptural texts; it is to be followed along with reading the texts oneself and propagating the truths of the same. ("Truths": this means that practising in life what is understood to be

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    Hinduism And Upanishad

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    DI #3 (Hinduism) The Hindu teachings in the Brihad Aranyaka Upanishad state that our prior deeds control our desires and actions. This Hindu claim is supported by the concept of karma‚ and how free action is impossible in normal circumstances. For example‚ if an individual wants to be successful in life‚ he or she could not do this randomly. He or she must have performed several righteous deeds earlier and throughout his or her life in order to lead him or her to the path of a success. When analyzing

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    Indus valley civilisation

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    Indus And Vedic Civilisation There is much to be contrasted between the cultures of the Harappans and the Aryans. There are indeed a few points of similarities‚ but they are not of any significance. Why the points of contrast are more is primarily because of geographic location‚ economic activity and the religious practices followed by both the cultures. Far more important is the fact that the Aryans‚ with a plasticity of mind‚ made life vibrant; whereas‚ the Indus life looks more like stylized

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    moparotseerati mã srujainam.’ – ‘Nachiketa! Ask for something else. What you want to know is very subtle. Even the devas have struggled to understand this matter. You are still a child. This will not be easy to understand. Ask for something else’ (Katha Upanishad: 1/1/21). In this way‚ he first showed him the difficulty of the topic. But‚ as though attaining some new enthusiasm from this matter‚ Nachiketa said‚ ‘देवैरत्रापि विचिकित्सितं किल त्वं च मृत्यो यन्न सुविज्ञेयमात्थ।’ – ‘Devairatrãpi vichikitsitam

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    the Isa Upanishad is one of the shortest Upanishads‚ containing 18 brief verses in it. It is the part of Shukla Yajurveda. Among the ancient Upanishads‚ Isa is considered as the true Vedic Upanishad on which prominent spiritual tradition wrote commentary. It is a poetic Upanishad and its title roughly translates as ‘ruler of self’ [1] Its eighteen brief verses emphasize the underlying Oneness of the universe as it declares ‘The Lord is everything”. The main objective of Isa Upanishad was to

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    From the reading‚ it is clear to see that there are both similarities and differences in the teaching in philosophy from Parmenides and the Upanishads. Although one is of Greek origin and the other Hindu‚ these different cultures created similar concepts of life and philosophy. This similarity of concepts can be seen across many other aspects of life and culture. With all things vaguely similar there will ultimately be some differences. Parmenides was a famous Greek philosopher that appears to

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    worldview of the people of India. The origins and author of its sacred texts are principally unknown. It is one of the oldest existing religions. Hindu scriptures offer several different accounts for the origin of the universe. In the Chandogya Upanishad‚ creation is described as breaking of an egg. It also narrates that in the beginning was the Brahman‚ and through heaven‚ the earth‚ and the atmosphere and the three seasons of summer‚ rains‚ and harvest he created the entire universe. Whereas

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    Yoga: a history

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    way back to 3000 BC. According to White‚ the first use of the word "Yoga" is in the Rig-Veda‚ where it is shown as a yoke‚ but also a war chariot. Researchers food that the first actual term of Yoga first occurs in the Katha Upanishad and later in the Shvetasvatara Upanishad. The first systematize account of Yoga happening was from the earlier Vedic uses of the term‚ which is found in the Hindu religion‚ Kathaka Upanisad‚ a scripture dating from about the third century BC. Kathaka Upanisad describes

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    than thinking.  An individual who receives peace from doing mediation keeps the mind and body calm and does not allow the mind to think. As the Upanishads have mentioned in the introduction‚ “It is pure concentration: training the mind to dwell on an interior focus without wandering‚ until it becomes absorbed in the object of its contemplation” (Upanishads‚ p. 26). Allowing the mind to concentrate on one particular object for a long amount of times clears the mind from the other things that can cause

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