Traditionally, Hinduism is known as Sanatana Dharma, meaning eternal duty.
Kategoria: Sanatana Dharma
Path to Siva, a Catechism for Youth
Gurudeva holds his arms wide to embrace the lineage of past satgurus: (from left to right) Maharishi Nandinatha, Tirumular, Rishi from the Himalayas, Kadaitswami, Chellappaswami and Yogaswami.§ S. RAJAM§ …
Path to Siva, a Catechism for Youth
At the ashram in Mumbai founded by Swami Chinmayananda, Swami Tejomayananda, seated, is surrounded by his swamis and family devotees. Families & monks work together to fulfill the guru’s …
Path to Siva, a Catechism for Youth
Chellachiamma was a saintly Sri Lankan woman, so loved and respected by Sage Yogaswami that he would walk miles to cook for and feed her, just as she had …
Path to Siva, a Catechism for Youth
The Nalvars, four of the Nayanars, teachers of Siva, stand with a temple behind. Their songs, writings and lives inspired Saivites through hard times. Left to right: Sambandar, Appar, …
Path to Siva, a Catechism for Youth
On a classroom blackboard the teacher has written a list of the ten classical restraints, called yamas, and the ten observances, called niyamas. Together they form an important Hindu …
Path to Siva, a Catechism for Youth
A simple way to describe our basic religious practices is shown on these colored notes. By following them we become good citizens, strong, secure, responsible, tolerant and traditional.§ SHUTTERSTOCK§ …
Path to Siva, a Catechism for Youth
Two postures speak of the negative and positive potential we all have. On the left, a youth is depressed, silently repeating negative statements. On the right he discovers the …
Vedic Verses.
There the eye goes not, nor words, nor mind. We know not. We cannot understand how He can be explained. He is above the known, and He is above …
Path to Siva, a Catechism for Youth
Hinduism provides many practices to quiet the mind & guide our life. Here young women sit for meditation, holding their japa beads beneath their shawl as they chant the …
Path to Siva, a Catechism for Youth
Beneath a banyan tree Sage Patanjali is seated on a five-headed naga, the serpent that represents kundalini, the power in the spine. He taught the way of yoga, a …
