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Monday August 20,  2007


 

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From August 14, 2007 to August 20, 2007

Control The Mind Religion

All spiritual practices are ultimately tailored to enable the mind to attain equanimity. The senses are outward bound as their function is to receive stimuli from the objective world to gain knowledge.

Means To Liberation

Devotion to God (Bhakti) is both a means to liberation and an end in itself. A person who practises devotion as a means to liberation has to progress step by step.

Eternal India

An artist presents the world around him, shaped by how he sees it: by his perceptions and beliefs.

Conquer Attachment Religion

The Vedas envisage four objectives (Purusharthas) for the holistic development of a human being. They are Dharma, Kama, Artha and Moksha, and their ramifications are well elaborated in the Smritis, epics, and the Puranas.

Nature Of Devotion Religion

The Bhagavata Purana is as much a work of devotion (Bhakti) highlighting the glory of God as it is a delineation of the lives of devotees.

City Of Forts

Delhi came under Muslim rule in 1192 A.D. When the Turks saw its fort, Qila Rai Pithora, they were struck by its scale and strength.

When It Was Neilgherry Hills

The evolution of the Nilgiris in the 200-odd years since it was “discovered” by the British makes a fascinating read.

Links With A Royal Past

The reign of the Nawabs of Arcot was characterised by their amicable relationship with their Hindu subjects.

Path To Self-Realisation Religion

While scriptures attempt to describe the Supreme Reality, they also accept the limitations and inadequacy of their definitions and descriptions since the goal of self realisation goes beyond the boundaries of this world.

Essence Of Dharma Religion

The essence of dharma or righteousness is complex and the Mahabharata reveals many facets of it through a variety of characters, situations, expositions, discussions and doubts that are presented in the epic.

Fundamental Truths Religion

Though success, power, fame, name, skills, etc., are considered invaluable assets because they give tremendous confidence to face life’s challenges, there are times when those endowed with some or all of these lose confidence and become panicky.

 

 

 

 

 

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