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“Prajapati teaching Indra and Virochana near a sacred pond — a scene from the Chandogya Upanishad symbolizing the truth that divided the Devatas and Asuras

Chandogya Upanishad-Prajapati’s Instructions

The Self is free from sin, free from old age, free from death, free from sorrow, and free from hunger and thirst. It is the cause of desire for Truth and for commitment to Truth”

MaNDukya Upanishad- The Nature of OM: – Part-1

The only proof of His existence is union with Him. The world disappears in Him. He is the peaceful, the good, the ONE without a second. This is the fourth condition of the Self- The most worthy of all. This is the Atman. 

World Sleep Day 2023: A note on spiritual perspective:

World Sleep Day 2023 is on March 17th. World Sleep Day is an annual event that is celebrated on the Friday before the Spring Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere. The day aims to raise awareness about the importance of sleep and the impact that sleep has on overall health and… Read More »World Sleep Day 2023: A note on spiritual perspective:

A TALK SHOW ON VEDANTA

I had a blissful time by presenting a brief introduction on Upanishads (#Vedanta) in a club house at Bangalore City in India  It was an awesome event with all aspirants to know about the Highest knowledge. Few photos are taken by organising team

Illustration representing Ashtanga Yoga – Vrittis (Part 5): a silhouette of a person meditating in lotus posture sits before stylized lotus petals. Above the figure, blue wavy lines symbolize the fluctuations (vrittis) of the mind. The beige background conveys calmness, and below are the five vrittis labeled — Right Knowledge, Wrong Knowledge, Imagination, Sleep, and Memory.

Ashtanga Yoga: “Vritti”—Part 5

Mental modifications are the cause of unstable mind. Instability of mind can be stopped ,if we concentrate on our thoughts appearing in mind. Whatever we think in waking condition are among five types of Vritti as mentioned in Patanjali Yoga Sutras. Most of the time, the thoughts are found to… Read More »Ashtanga Yoga: “Vritti”—Part 5