Traditionally, Hinduism is known as Sanatana Dharma, meaning eternal duty.
Kategoria: Sanatana Dharma
Vedic Verses.
Before dawn and sunrise man invokes name after name. This Unborn sprang to birth already with full sovereignty empowered. Than he nothing higher ever existed. Atharva Veda X, 7, …
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SLOKA 134 FROM DANCING WITH SIVA ARE THERE OTHER TYPES OF SACRED TEXTS? India’s lofty philosophical texts expound diverse views in exacting dialectics. Yoga treatises unveil the mysterious path …
Vedic Verses.
One man they call morose, unbending in friendship; him they do not send forward to competitions. He goes on his way deluded, his endeavors sterile. Void both of fruit …
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SLOKA 135 FROM DANCING WITH SIVA WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF THIS CATECHISM? The philosophical basis of this catechism is the monistic Saiva Siddhanta of the Kailasa Parampara as …
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How Ramayana Is Playing an Important Role in India’s Outreach to Ten ASEAN Countries Source INDIA, January 22, 2018 (Swarajya): In the run-up to the India-ASEAN Commemorative Summit to …
Vedic Verses.
The ten abstinences are nonviolence, truth, nonstealing, chastity,kindness, rectitude, forgiveness, endurance, temperance in food and purity. Shukla Yajur Veda, Trishikhi Brahmana 32-33. YM, P. 19 He who knows this, …
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SLOKA 136 FROM DANCING WITH SIVA WHAT IS THE HOLY NAMAH SIVAYA MANTRA? Namah Sivaya is among the foremost Vedic mantras. It means ”adoration to Siva,” and is called …
Vedic Verses.
Homage to him whose in-breath and out-breath is the Wind, whose eyes are the Angirases, whose wisdom consists in the cardinal points. Homage once again to this supreme Brahman! …
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Why Do Hindus Worship ”Idols”? Source INDIA, December 16, 2017 (Daily O by Devdutt Pattanaik): Who said how a Hindu or any human is supposed to worship the divine? …
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SLOKA 137 FROM DANCING WITH SIVA HOW IS NAMAH SIVAYA PROPERLY CHANTED? The Panchakshara Mantra, Namah Sivaya, is repeated verbally or mentally, often while counting a mala of rudraksha …
