Parashuram is forced to get out of the World and Shakuntala comes in search of him…

We have travelled all the way from Shakuntala wanting to meet Parashuram and seek revenge on her husband Dushyant to the birth and full story of Parashuram. Today’s post will give a review of the story to date… Jamadagni and Vishwamitra are born at the same time and are of the same age. Coincidentally ParashuramContinue reading “Parashuram is forced to get out of the World and Shakuntala comes in search of him…”

Here comes Vishwamitra, the man who saved the life of Poor Brahmin boy!

Onto the stage walks the great Vishwamitra. He says ‘Dear people of Ayodhya and Sapt Sindhu, I am happy to save the boy. But I am also here to say a few things. The asuric forces are working with full force to defeat Emperor Kartivirya Arjun and bring downfall to the Sapt Sindhu Kingdom. EvenContinue reading “Here comes Vishwamitra, the man who saved the life of Poor Brahmin boy!”

Why do Human relations fail? the connection of souls is a reason!

Of all the topics I discussed before, the topic I have chosen to speak on today is the most sensitive. Unlike many, I will want to look at Human Relations a little differently, with spirituality added to relations. We are Human beings. The one’s who can write, talk, explain, express, discuss, debate, argue, laugh, loveContinue reading “Why do Human relations fail? the connection of souls is a reason!”

Bhagavdgita Chapter 16 Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga Verse 23

Chapter 16 Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga Verse 23 Yah shaastravidhimutsrijya vartate kaamakaaratah;Na sa siddhimavaapnoti na sukham na paraam gatim. He who, casting aside the ordinances of the scriptures, acts under the impulse of desire, attains neither perfection nor happiness nor the supreme goal. Interpretation This shloka talks about the results that the demonic souls whoContinue reading “Bhagavdgita Chapter 16 Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga Verse 23”

Chapter 16 Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga Verse 13

Chapter 16 Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga Verse 13 Idamadya mayaa labdham imam praapsye manoratham;Idamasteedamapi me bhavishyati punardhanam. “This has been gained by me today; this desire I shall obtain;this is mine and this wealth too shall be mine in future.” Interpretation This shloka is a three-part shloka where Lord Krishna gives a first person likeContinue reading “Chapter 16 Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga Verse 13”

Bhagavdgita Chapter 13 Kshetra-Kshetrajna Vibhaga Yoga Verse 23

Chapter 13 Kshetra-Kshetrajna Vibhaga Yoga Verse 23 Upadrashtaanumantaa cha bhartaa bhoktaa maheshwarah;Paramaatmeti chaapyukto dehe’smin purushah parah. The Supreme Soul in this body is also called the spectator, the permitter, the supporter, the enjoyer, the great Lord and the Supreme Self. Interpretation After talking about the role of prakruti and purush in understanding the field, Lord KrishnaContinue reading “Bhagavdgita Chapter 13 Kshetra-Kshetrajna Vibhaga Yoga Verse 23”

Chapter 8 Brahma Yoga Verse 4

Chapter 8 Brahma Yoga Verse 4 Shloka Adhibhootam ksharo bhaavah purushashchaadhidaivatam; Adhiyajno’hamevaatra dehe dehabhritaam vara. Translation Adhibhuta (knowledge of the elements) pertains to My perishable Nature, and the Purusha or soul is the Adhidaiva; I alone am the Adhiyajna here in this body, O best among the embodied men! Interpretation After talking about the BrahmanContinue reading “Chapter 8 Brahma Yoga Verse 4”

Chapter 6 Dhyana Yoga Verse 21

Chapter 6 Dhyana Yoga Verse 21 Shloka Asamyataatmanaa yogo dushpraapa iti me matih; Vashyaatmanaa tu yatataa shakyo’vaaptumupaayatah. Translation I think that Yoga is hard to be attained by one of uncontrolled self, but the self that is controlled and striving one attains to it by the proper means. Interpretation In this sloka Lord Krishna answersContinue reading “Chapter 6 Dhyana Yoga Verse 21”

Chapter 6 Dhyana Yoga Verse 16

Chapter 6 Dhyana Yoga Verse 16 Shloka Prashaantamanasam hyenam yoginam sukhamuttamam; Upaiti shaantarajasam brahmabhootamakalmasham. Translation Supreme bliss verily comes to this Yogi whose mind is quite peaceful, whose passion is quieted, who has become Brahman, and who is free from sin. Interpretation From restlessness in the previous sloka, this sloka moves to the mind ofContinue reading “Chapter 6 Dhyana Yoga Verse 16”