Below is a list of articles with the most recent ones listed first. |
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In what kind of man or woman, does the goddess of prosperity alw by The Mahabharata |
Topic: Vedic Teachings |
I always reside with him that is eloquent, active, attentive to business, free from wrath, given to the worship of the deities, endued with gratitude, has his passions under complete control, and is high-minded in everything. |
Published: Wednesday 27 May, 2009 |
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Happiness by The Bhagavad Gita |
Topic: Vedic Teachings |
Man goes in quest of joy and searches in the external perishable objects for his happiness. He fails to get it but instead he carries a load of sorrow on his head. |
Published: Wednesday 27 May, 2009 |
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Happiness by The Mahabharata |
Topic: Vedic Teachings |
You have said that happiness is the highest object. I do not comprehend this. This attribute of the soul that (you say) is so desirable is not sought by the Rishis who are regarded to be engaged in something promising a higher reward. It is heard that the Creator of the three worlds, viz., the puiss... |
Published: Wednesday 27 May, 2009 |
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Good and Pure by The Mahabharata |
Topic: Vedic Teachings |
I shall now tell thee of those who are called good and whose practice are pure. |
Published: Wednesday 27 May, 2009 |
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Emancipation by The Mahabharata |
Topic: Vedic Teachings |
How does one become emancipated after passing through a repeated round of painful births?
How does Jiva (embodied soul), freed from the body, attain to what is different from it (viz., Brahman or Supreme Reality)?
Where do the acts exist of one that is devoid of body? |
Published: Wednesday 27 May, 2009 |
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Calamity overtakes him who is deficient in wisdom by The Mahabharata |
Topic: Vedic Teachings |
Calamity overtakes him who is deficient in wisdom, or who is of low birth, or who is cruel, or who cherishes hostility for a long time, or who is devoid of energy, or is of a bad disposition, in fact he who has such marks. |
Published: Wednesday 27 May, 2009 |
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Ashramas – The Four Modes of life by Understanding Hinduism |
Topic: Vedic Teachings |
A person's duties, in the Hindu tradition, are determined by the stage of life (Ashrama) to which he belongs. Life, which is regarded by Hinduism as a journey to the shrine of truth, is marked by four stages (Ashramas) each of which has its responsibilities and obligations. |
Published: Wednesday 27 May, 2009 |
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