Meditation Carpets of Different Floorings

The image of Krishna the butter thief has caught the imagination of both believers and non-believers in a way few other images have. Krishna, on all fours, holding a ball of butter in his hand (laddoo Gopal), is a ubiquitous icon all over India. It is an aspect which has found pervasive reflection in both…

Food removes hunger, water removes thirst sun removes darkness, compassion removes anger and love removes hatred. But devotional worship of God steers one clear of ail calamities. Because of this. we find that human beings have been offering ardent prayers to the Almighty ever since creation. No prayer to God goes waste as all seekers…

Shree Gajendra Moksha Stotra Source: Sri Bhagwat Puraan, 8th Canto-3rd Chapter The story is not just a story of an elephant and a crocodile; it is about the man, his ego and his selfishness. The man (the elephant- symbol) is surrounded by so many illusions ” Maya” that he becomes egoistic. For him, nothing is…

IV.l 1. OM. Janasruti the great-grandson was full of faith, very generous, having much food cooked. He had lodging-houses built everywhere, with the idea that everywhere folk would be eating his food. 2. One night, some geese flew over. One goose said to another, ‘Hey, hey there, Clearsight, Clearsight! The light of Janasruti the great-grandson…

The Hitopadesha is a collection of fables in Sanskrit. This work, attributed to Narayana (11th or 12th Century A.D.), is based on the more famous Panchatantra which written by Vishnu Sharma more than a thousand years earlier.Although Narayana is indebted to Vishnu Sharma for his plots, he has introduced eighteen stories which are not found…

1. OM. Sukesan Bharadvaja, $aibya Satyakama, Sauryayanin Gargya, Kausalya Asvalayana, Bhargava Vaidarbhi and Kabandhin Katyayana, intent on brahman, established in brahman, seeking the supreme brahmin, approached the blessed Pippalada, fuel in hand, thinking, ‘He will teach us all about it’. 2. The rsi said to them, ‘Live with us another year in asceticism, celibacy and…