Tag: Who am i

• Upanishads are not do’s and don’ts but the thought currents you need to cherish, enjoy, entertain for higher intelligence to happen in you!

  

  Introducing Kenopanishad. Somebody asked me, “Human beings are just developed monkeys, but how we are able to perceive so much about the Universe, Planets, Space? How we are able to understand so much about all this? Why other animals, even the closest version of us, chimpanzees, are not able to catch, understand things about Universe.…

  Sri

  7 Sep 2017

  Spirituality, Upanishads

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• Context is more important than God itself in Hindu Tradition!

  

  अनेजदेकं मनसो जवीयो नैनधेवा आप्नुवन्पुर्वमर्षत् | तद्धावतोऽन्यानत्येत तिष्ठत् तस्मिन्नपो मातरिश्वा दधाति || Anejadhekam Manaso Javeeyo Nainadhdheva Aapnuvanpurvamarshath | ThadhDhaavathonyanathyetha Thishttath Thasminnapo Maatharishva dhadhDhaathi ||  All these qualities are described:  “Consciousness is unmoving, One, and swifter than the mind”.  I may not want to say “One”; “Oneness”!  The qualities of Consciousness are described here so that…

  Sri

  24 May 2015

  Spirituality

  Completion, Consciousness, Eesha, Eeshwara, Incompletion, Inspiration, Ishavasya, mind, Nithyananda, Oneness, Paramahamsa, Religion and Spirituality, SuperCo, Swami Nithyananda, Unmoving, Upanishad, Upanishads, Vedic Tradition, Who am i