Kāma in Sanatan Dharma: The Essence of Desire and Its Role in Life

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Desire, or kāma, is one of the essential components of life, as highlighted in the teachings of Sanatan Dharma. While often misunderstood as merely sexual desire, kāma encompasses all forms of worldly pleasures and joys. But how do we balance this desire with righteousness? Let’s journey through the rich history of Vedic teachings to uncover the true nature of kāma and its role in human life.

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Wisdom from the Five Principal Upanishads: A Journey for Every Generation

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The Upanishads, ancient texts of wisdom, offer insights that have the power to transform our lives. Today, we explore the five principal Upanishads: Mundaka, Prashna, Katha, Kena, and Isha, and the lessons they hold for both young and old. These teachings are not just for scholars but for anyone who seeks to live with purpose, make better decisions, and understand the mysteries of life. Whether you’re a teenager, a curious adult, or even a child, the wisdom of these Upanishads is something you can carry with you forever.This is part one of the blog in which we will cover five major Upanishads, and in part two, we will cover another five Upanishads.

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What is Tantra? A Journey into the Mystical World of Ancient Wisdom

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Have you ever heard the word ‘Tantra’ and wondered what it truly means? Many people associate Tantra with mysterious rituals, but its real purpose is far more profound and spiritual. Tantra is a path that connects knowledge, devotion, and action into one harmonious system. In this blog, we’ll explore the depth and beauty of Tantra, its role in spiritual awakening, and how it helps individuals realize their connection to the divine.

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Nine Forms, Nine Powers: The Eternal Story of Maa Durga

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Have you ever wondered why Goddess Durga is worshiped in nine different forms during Navaratri? Each form represents a different phase of life, teaching us important lessons about courage, wisdom, and love. This journey through her nine divine forms reflects the experiences we face at different stages of life, from childhood to old age. Let’s explore these forms and what they teach us about living a good life.

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Śūnyavāda vs. Nihilism: Clearing Misconceptions

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Imagine a world where the essence of reality cannot be fully understood through thoughts, words, or logic. Nāgārjuna, a Buddhist philosopher from the 2nd century, challenged people’s perceptions of existence by introducing the philosophy of Śūnyavāda or the Theory of Emptiness. Unlike Western ideas that label it as nihilism, Nāgārjuna’s Śūnyavāda dives deeper into the idea that nothing in the universe has a permanent, independent existence.

In fact, this theory has a beautiful depth to it that requires us to look beyond the surface of life. While some may compare Śūnyavāda to nihilism, which suggests that life is meaningless, Nāgārjuna’s philosophy offers a transformative way of understanding the universe and our role in it.

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Uddhava Geeta: The last message of Lord Krishna

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Did you know that Lord Krishna didn’t just deliver one, but two profound Gitas? While the Bhagavad Gita is widely known, the Uddhav Gita, also known as the Hansa Gita, holds equally deep spiritual wisdom. Delivered in the final days of Lord Krishna’s time on earth, this message to His dear devotee Uddhav provides valuable lessons for living a balanced spiritual life, especially in Kali Yuga. In this blog, we will explore four key teachings from Uddhav Gita that are crucial for anyone seeking spiritual fulfillment today.

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