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The Mundaka Upanishad, another principal Upanishad, declares, Nayam atma bala-hinena labhyo. It...
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We had a general discussion on the meaning of the Upanishadic inquiry and its relevance to modern...
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Dayanand Saraswati answers thus, “No it is not right. Brahma, Vishnu, Maheshwara, and...
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Suppose, I stand in front of the World Space studios and somebody comes to me and asks, “How do I...
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The word ‘guru’ means heavy, in Sanskrit. It also means teacher. Heavy meaning, one who is...
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In Sanskrit, the other word for churning-up is ‘manthan’. It’s only when the mind is...
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When we say humility, it’s not necessary that we should bow down to the teacher or fall at his...
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This means the state of changing—that which keeps changing continuously—marks the beginning of...