Yagya is a means of interchange between the human and the divine powers. Whatever is given to the Divine, in whatsoever form and name, is
The story of Durga is revealed in the Devi Mahatamya of Markandeya Purana as well as the Devi Bhagawat Purana. Traditionally associated with the Victory
The tale of Ramayana is based on a historical event of crucial importance in far back times when humanity was at one of the critical
Arjuna’s problem was whether to fight the war or not. He was fleeing from his duty, being afflicted by the attachment to his family. On
Be like Hanuman and aspire for it. What did Hanuman do to deserve it? If you go into the past of Hanuman, he was driven
Quite so. We can look at the soul as the individualisation of pure energy or pure consciousness and hence it is a drop of Truth
The Ramayana and the Mahabharata are called as itihasa or history. But the history these wonderful works describe are two critical moments during the collective
Sri Aurobindo with his profound knowledge of spiritual truths as well as of human psychology observes about this incidence in the Bhagwat Purana as follows.
Rama and Hanuman are the same consciousness in two bodies. Rama is the one who has to lead the age to the next level and
The ideal of one marriage is a relatively modern idea. In ancient times, the ideal of one marriage was mainly advocated for the priestly class
First of all Draupadi never had any extramarital affair where one hides and lies one’s attraction towards another man or woman with the motive of
In the eleventh chapter of Srimadbhagawat Gita, Sri Krishna grants to Arjuna as a special Grace the grand vision of His Viswaroopa. Then the great
The concept of the four yugas implies that there have been a number of cycles (six to be precise) through which creation and perhaps humanity
Well the conditions are difficult as for Delight to manifest man has to surpass beyond
Let me share a sweet story told by The Mother: “It does not depend on the amount you have. I remember reading a story in
Well this question was answered by Yudhishthira, “Everyday people die and yet man thinks he is immortal.”
This well known phrase in the Mahabharata during
