MantraOnNet.com: The Upanishads

(201) Sandhaataa – TheCo-relator,the Regulator, the One who co-relates the actions and their fruits. In fact, the fruit of an action is nothing other than the action itself; the action itself presents as its fruit in a different period of time, maturing under its own Law. This Great Law is the Lord, whom the devotee…

At another level, the Gita, as already stated earlier, exalts the ego, by claiming that it too is a part of the infinite Atman, the supreme spirit. Once our individual self is assimilated in such an all pervasive entity and elevated to such a transcendent pedestal, then the preoccupation with projecting our own little selves,…

The symbolic obeisance in Hindu way of life is Pranam or Namaskar. In fact, these are spiritual mudras (postures) meant to salute mainly the God and spiritual men. Generally, there are six kinds of Pranams according to hearsay and practice. The first kind of pranam is called Ashtangana, in which a devout prostrates himself and…

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