Om, That (Brahman) is infinite, This(Universe too) is infinite. The infinite (Universe) emanates from the infinite(Brahman). Assimilating the infinitude of the infinite(Universe), the infinite(Brahman) alone is left.
AUM, The fundamental sound of relative realityAdvaita philosophy is very deep. Its various facets are explained from multifarious perceptions in our ancient texts. Indian timeless texts like Upanisad’s, Brahma sutra,The Bhagavad Gita, Srimad Bhagavatam, Ramayanam and many, many more were written a few thousand years back. But the fact written in these scriptures still remain afresh and are relevant even in today’s life.
AUM, The fundamental sound of relative reality
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OM TAT SAT
TYPES OF SASTRAS IN SANATANA DHARMA
Sastra means scripture. When we analyse the meaning for sastra in the language Sanskrit, it is sasanath iti sastram, which means that which governs or directs or guides and by that way it puts us in the right path is sastra. Sastra shows us the right path in two...
THE MEANING OF THE WORD DHARMA
Hindus follow the sanatana vidheka dharma. Sanat means everlasting (eternal). Sanatana means that which is eternal. Vidheka means that which is related to Vedas. It also means that which is originated from the Vedas. It also means that which is...
THE MEANING OF THE WORD HINDU
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THE ANALOGY OF TWO BIRDS IN THE UPANISHAD
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THE IMPORTANCE OF SRIMAD BHAGAVATA
THE IMPORTANCE OF SRIMAD BHAGAVATA Srimad Bhagavata is an important purana among the eighteen puranas in Hinduism. Srimad Bhagavata was written by Sage Vyasa. Apart from writing Srimad Bhagvata, Sage Vyasa had organized, separated and codified the Veda...
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