Definition Hindu
Brahmin
 A
person is said to a brahmin if he is born to a brahmin family but there is more
to the “definition” than just this inheritance by birth. Varna classification clearly states that the
aforesaid condition is the only possible scenario for being a brahmin but
the sacred texts and religious books have some other stories to tell.
A brahmin kid needs to fulfil some standard conditions and
rituals and thereafter he is allowed to join in the social status after str... Continue reading ...
The practice of Religion
Bhakti Marga, Gnana Marga and Yoga
Marga,
are the three paths (Devotion, Knowledge and Yoga) for god
realization, which is the ultimate aim of the Hindu religion. All Brahminical
teachings and writings lead to one of these paths. One is free to choose the
path depending upon his or her intellect, inclination, or inner urge. Whereas
the Gnana and Yoga margas may call for high degree of learning and discipline,
the Bhakti Marga or the path of devotion and love is w... Continue reading ...
Swami Vivekananda
1863 - 1902
Swami Vivekananda, who was born as Narendra, at Calcutta in 1863 was the favorite disciple
and chosen heir of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. At an early age, he came under the
influence of Sri Ramakrishna, and took ‘Sanyasa’. After the passing away of his
guru, Vivekananda traveled the length and breadth of India, mostly by bare foot teaching
universal brotherhood of man, and Vedanta philosophy. Swami Vivekananda
represented India at the
C... Continue reading ...
In this period the mass of material generated was summarized in
the form of Sutras (rule in verse form expressed in brief but technical
language). Here, critical attitude in philosophy developed. Samkhya, Yoga,
Mimamsa, Vedanta, Vaisesika and Nyaya schools were born.
Scholastic period. Also dating from A.D 200
By this time the Sutras had become complex and unintelligible.
It was impossible to comprehend them without expert commentaries.
Great names of, Bhaskara, Jayanta, Kumarila Bha... Continue reading ...
 ये वो फोटो है, जो एक कडुआ सच का सामना करवाती है, जिसको हम और आप ने एक
गलत इतिहास के रूप में जाना है, हमें जो दिखाया गया है हमने वो देखा है,
लेकिन सच क्या है ये बहुत ही कठिन है, इस पोस्ट में जो डेड बॉड�... Continue reading ...
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Definition Hindu
Brahmin
A
person is said to a brahmin if he is born to a brahmin family but there is more
to the “definition” than just this inheritance by birth. Varna classification clearly states that the
aforesaid condition is the only possible scenario for being a brahmin but
the sacred texts and religious books have some other stories to tell.
A brahmin kid needs to fulfil some standard conditions and
rituals and thereafter he is allowed to join in the social status after str... Continue reading ...
The practice of Religion
Bhakti Marga, Gnana Marga and Yoga
Marga,
are the three paths (Devotion, Knowledge and Yoga) for god
realization, which is the ultimate aim of the Hindu religion. All Brahminical
teachings and writings lead to one of these paths. One is free to choose the
path depending upon his or her intellect, inclination, or inner urge. Whereas
the Gnana and Yoga margas may call for high degree of learning and discipline,
the Bhakti Marga or the path of devotion and love is w... Continue reading ...
Swami Vivekananda
1863 - 1902
Swami Vivekananda, who was born as Narendra, at Calcutta in 1863 was the favorite disciple
and chosen heir of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. At an early age, he came under the
influence of Sri Ramakrishna, and took ‘Sanyasa’. After the passing away of his
guru, Vivekananda traveled the length and breadth of India, mostly by bare foot teaching
universal brotherhood of man, and Vedanta philosophy. Swami Vivekananda
represented India at the
C... Continue reading ...
In this period the mass of material generated was summarized in
the form of Sutras (rule in verse form expressed in brief but technical
language). Here, critical attitude in philosophy developed. Samkhya, Yoga,
Mimamsa, Vedanta, Vaisesika and Nyaya schools were born.
Scholastic period. Also dating from A.D 200
By this time the Sutras had become complex and unintelligible.
It was impossible to comprehend them without expert commentaries.
Great names of, Bhaskara, Jayanta, Kumarila Bha... Continue reading ...
ये वो फोटो है, जो एक कडुआ सच का सामना करवाती है, जिसको हम और आप ने एक
गलत इतिहास के रूप में जाना है, हमें जो दिखाया गया है हमने वो देखा है,
लेकिन सच क्या है ये बहुत ही कठिन है, इस पोस्ट में जो डेड बॉड�... Continue reading ...
Definition Hindu
Brahmin
A
person is said to a brahmin if he is born to a brahmin family but there is more
to the “definition” than just this inheritance by birth. Varna classification clearly states that the
aforesaid condition is the only possible scenario for being a brahmin but
the sacred texts and religious books have some other stories to tell.
A brahmin kid needs to fulfil some standard conditions and
rituals and thereafter he is allowed to join in the social status after str... Continue reading ...
The practice of Religion
Bhakti Marga, Gnana Marga and Yoga
Marga,
are the three paths (Devotion, Knowledge and Yoga) for god
realization, which is the ultimate aim of the Hindu religion. All Brahminical
teachings and writings lead to one of these paths. One is free to choose the
path depending upon his or her intellect, inclination, or inner urge. Whereas
the Gnana and Yoga margas may call for high degree of learning and discipline,
the Bhakti Marga or the path of devotion and love is w... Continue reading ...
Swami Vivekananda
1863 - 1902
Swami Vivekananda, who was born as Narendra, at Calcutta in 1863 was the favorite disciple
and chosen heir of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. At an early age, he came under the
influence of Sri Ramakrishna, and took ‘Sanyasa’. After the passing away of his
guru, Vivekananda traveled the length and breadth of India, mostly by bare foot teaching
universal brotherhood of man, and Vedanta philosophy. Swami Vivekananda
represented India at the
C... Continue reading ...
In this period the mass of material generated was summarized in
the form of Sutras (rule in verse form expressed in brief but technical
language). Here, critical attitude in philosophy developed. Samkhya, Yoga,
Mimamsa, Vedanta, Vaisesika and Nyaya schools were born.
Scholastic period. Also dating from A.D 200
By this time the Sutras had become complex and unintelligible.
It was impossible to comprehend them without expert commentaries.
Great names of, Bhaskara, Jayanta, Kumarila Bha... Continue reading ...
ये वो फोटो है, जो एक कडुआ सच का सामना करवाती है, जिसको हम और आप ने एक
गलत इतिहास के रूप में जाना है, हमें जो दिखाया गया है हमने वो देखा है,
लेकिन सच क्या है ये बहुत ही कठिन है, इस पोस्ट में जो डेड बॉड�... Continue reading ...
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