Can anyone who can judge the Avatar. Yes we can speak of his divine qualities, the qualities that he manifests in the conditioned human life,
This has been answered by Sri Ramakrishna, Sri Krishna in the Gita and elaborated in great length by Sri Aurobindo through numerous letters as well
First about the swadharma and the gunas. Swabhava and Swadharma belongs to the Soul’s unique status and mode, its natural poise and characteristic temperament in
The Gita speaks of the struggle between the forces of the daivi order and the asuric type. Yes, eventually the Divine Will prevails and wins
One should not judge anyone, i feel, especially in a censorial spirit. This is so because each one of us has a certain angle of
Rajayoga is, in its essence control of the mind and its energies just as hathayoga is a control of the bod and the life energies.
It means that it is better to live according to your own inmost impulsion of truth, even if it brings outer failure, than to achieve
‘Existence is not merely a machinery of Nature, a wheel of law in which the soul is entangled for a moment or for ages; it
The verse in question simply means that the Divine does not see and act as humans do. He does not, for example necessarily support the
Paap and Punya are one among different systems created by the human mind to navigate their life. They are helpful and needed at one step
Your question is answered beautifully by Sri Krishna in very simple terms when the truth of surrender to the Divine is revealed to Arjuna. ‘First
It is never easy to overcome the resistances of lower nature by one’s own strength. It is only possible to do so by a growing
The process of psychicisation may start with any of the parts that are open and ready. In most human beings it is the mind and/or