Bhagavad Gita

The Supreme Lord is not only a perfect Law Maker but also a strict Law Administrator. It is said that even a blade of grass doesn't move without His permission. Kathopanishad says that He stands like a terror with a raised ...

'Yoga', in secular sense is acquisition or achievement. Achievement marks the progress of an individual in his life. Achievement may be material prosperity like lands and buildings, stocks and shares, ornaments and armaments, cars and convertibles. It may be subtle aspirat...

Continued From Part II Stealing the Rags and Reading of JnaneshwariMr.B.V.Deo who was Mamlatdar of Dahanu (Thana District) wished for a long time to read Jnaneshwari - (the well-known Marathi commentary on the Bhagawad-Gita by Sant Jnaneshwar), along with other ...

Nunniya noolpala karpinum matrundhanUnmai arrivae mikumWhere intelligence is clouded by fate, due to one’s actions in a previous birth,Any amount of formal learning will not make a difference.This again elaborates the idea brought out in the two previous Kurals, ...

Aatmasuddhi and LokasangrahaOrdinarily, work means productivity. It employs lesser resources to generate more material wealth. It is bringing about a change in the ratio of forces in the environment. It provides better living and comforts to the worker and to the ...

Anjuva thoarum arane oruvanaiVanjippa thoarum avaDesire is what cheats a man out of his birthright;Only conquest of desire is, therefore, true virtueEvery man’s birthright is the pursuit of truth and the attainment of final release, or heaven. It is desire ...