Tag: Nachiketa
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Nachiketa, what a character!
Today I will try to introduce Naciketa, the hero of Kathopanishad. It is so strange, king, educated, knows everything, has people, wealth everything under his control ends up being stupid. And a kid, his own kid, not even finishing his schooling, less than 7 years old kid, supposed to be nobody, neither having money…
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Luxurious lifestyle takes away the strength of your body and mind to reinvent itself with the flow of life
I’ll continue to expand on Kathopanishad. Yesterday I was speaking about the story Vajashravas, King who is feeling insecured and was asked to do a fire ritual from the Vedas, but started doing without understanding the context his son Nachiketa questions. This is the story. I will now try to expand the sacred secrets hidden…
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Varnashrama Dharma is the most abused concept in Hinduism
I will expand on Kathopanishad, the introduction story. Please understand, it’s a very beautiful story, the introduction story. There was a time aliens were not aliens to us. Please understand. When your mind divides, divides, divides, even the other country people are called aliens. No, this is the extreme stupidity some of the so…
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Unimaginable, unending, inexhaustible excitement and enthusiasm happens on a person who understands death
auṁ saha nāvavatu | saha nau bhunaktu | saha vīryam karvāvahai | tejasvi nāvadhītamastu mā vidviṣāvahai || auṁ śāntiḥ śāntiḥ śāntiḥ || This great Upanishad, Kathopanishad, Upanishads are the essence of Vedas. Among the Upanishads, Kathopanishad is Upanishad shiromani, Upanishadasikamani means it’s one of the best Upanishads because the subject it deals is Death. Please…
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The Authenticity of Nachiketa gave the courage to Death to reveal the truth as it is.
Let me enter into Kathopanisad, the Shanti Mantra. Please recite the Shanti Mantra along with me. auṁ saha nāvavatu | saha nau bhunaktu | saha vīryam karvāvahai | tejasvi nāvadhītamastu mā vidviṣāvahai || auṁśāntiḥśāntiḥśāntiḥ || Listen! The whole concept of Indian education system, how it was, how it should be – in future –…
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Whenever you see there is no possibility for new flow of energy in your life, then comes boredom, frustration, violence.
Understand, boredom is one of the biggest crimes done to individual consciousness. Boredom is one of the biggest crimes done to individuals by the collective society. And the worst crime is giving foolish solutions for the foolishly created boredom, the so-called entertainment industry. Understand, instead of solving the problem in the root. For example, you…
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First and foremost commandment of Hinduism is THOU SHALL NOT DIE!
There is so much of powerlessness, powerlessness based focus on Death. But, if you turn your attention on dying, the powerlessness will be removed from Death. If you are waiting for Death to stare at you, you are waiting for powerlessness to overpower you. If you are staring at Him, when He is staring at…
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My mission is removing all the prepositions and suppositions added, got loaded on Vedic tradition and bring the naked Truth as it is.
First and foremost commandment for Hindus—thou shall not die. Understand. Death beyond the frustrated poets’ descriptions, constipated philosophers, discrepancies, brain dead intellectuals ‘blah blahs’, beyond all this…the Lord of Death is directly taking the questions about Death from a small kid. The story has lot of significance. He is able to explain it even for…
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Kathopanishad – direct word from the Lord of Death
Kathopanishad is the last 8 sections of Taittiriya Samhita, Krishna Yajur Veda. It is 119 verses. When Sri Rama Chandra lists all the 108 Upanishads in Muktikopanishad to Hanuman, Rama lists this Upanishad as the third Upanishad. The main subject of the Upanishad is DEATH. Even though I have spoken many times bits and…
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In search of Death
There was a famous king by the name of Uchaishravas. He was suddenly possessed by a desire to control the entire world and so he performed a Vaajapeya yaga – a fire offering that is done when one wants to rule the whole world. According to the rules of this offering, one has to give…
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