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Q: What is the science behind Hare Krishna mahamantra?

Asutosh PandaI do chant the Hare Krishna mahamantra and I have seen the effects. If you are under tension or worrying a lot, chanting one or two rounds instantaneously relieves tension and worries. Plus you feel a lot positive, you control yourself more. I'm just a beginner but I have seen remarkable positi...

 
 
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4:16 AM
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Q: Battle between devatas in the Vedic shrutis

gansubThe puranas and Itihasa are famous for several battles between devatas and/or their own incarnations. At the highest level there are accounts of Shiva fighting with Vishnu , Vishnu fighting with Brahama etc. Then of course in the Itihasa of Mahabharata devatas fought on both sides of the battle....

 
4:41 AM
@Vikas You got one answer already.
@AkshayS @Kulfy @Zanna Good Morning
 
@TheLittleNaruto yes namaskar. Life is a yoga. !
 
@AkshayS Indeed it is. I made south Indian Coconut chutney for dosa
Ingredients are Coconuts Pappu Dal Coriander leaves and 3 red chillies and some salt
 
@TheLittleNaruto Pass it to @Zanna. Its tasty!
 
@AkshayS I'll share a picture.
 
@TheLittleNaruto :)))
Now am gonna eat.. so right time
 
4:50 AM
i.stack.imgur.com/2Yo3M.jpg @AkshayS @Zanna @Kulfy
 
5:15 AM
@TheLittleNaruto wow
 
5:31 AM
@AkshayS I invited my south Indian neighbour. He used to prepare dosa for me. I offered him masala dosa and this chutney. He said it's delicious and ate almost 6-7 dosa lol
He ate almost quarter of that whole chutney :D
 
@TheLittleNaruto if u had invited me u should have prepared fresh dosa for you to eat.
 
@AkshayS It was fresh dosa Man
It's over now
 
@TheLittleNaruto I meant u wouldn't have anything to eat if I had come
 
@AkshayS Oh lol
You can eat as many as you want.
No issue buddy
 
@TheLittleNaruto ur kitchen would ve empty
 
5:42 AM
That's fine
 
@TheLittleNaruto Invite @Pandya.
He is even more faster :P
 
@AkshayS Hahaha! But he is too shy.
 
 
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7:19 AM
i.stack.imgur.com/6W4Ev.jpg @AkshayS @Zanna @Kulfy complete masala dosa and chutney that cooked today.
 
7:30 AM
@TheLittleNaruto ahahahahahahahahaha
 
8:16 AM
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Q: Can I keep a small murti of lord hanuman in my room

arush1836I have heard that as the size of murti grows it attracts more divine power and requires more Pooja. Hence one should not keep a large murti at home but how about small metal one around 3-4 inch. JAI SHREE RAM

 
 
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12:10 PM
Atma's another form is Jnana. So act from Jnana and nullify Karmas!
 
@AkshayS Why do you say nullify Karmas when it is important for everyone to do karma ?
Jnana will help one to choose right karma
 
@TheLittleNaruto Nullify karmas also means this: Nullify the effects of present, future, and past Karmas.!!!
 
@AkshayS But if one nullifies it what will be left ?
 
If your Karma has that at age of 60 you ll get a disease, through Jnana, you can burn it!!!!
@TheLittleNaruto The radiant light of Brahman shines in that Yogi, Jnani!!
 
@AkshayS I see
 
12:24 PM
@TheLittleNaruto Imagine Karmas to be screens covering the absolute reality, Param satyam!!!
@TheLittleNaruto Karma is for experience.... Karma's another form is experience..... Your life will be peace, bliss and ananda. You ll get more good experiences from this world too. When past, effects of Karma, which acted as hurdle to get what you want from this life, is removed, your desires are also fullfilled automatically without hurdles. You get complete satisifcation of life!!
Those days in India desires are not considered bad too until it doesnt cross limits to harming others and fullfilling yours!!! Where I grew, they said in my area desires are not wrong, but one day after you grew you should realise, there's nothing in this world to desire and nature of desires is to multiply infinitely. So there's no point in living like that whole life!!! Understandings acceptance, frees one from all bondages!!
 
@AkshayS yeah much better reply
@AkshayS Nice!
How did you come to know about this site btw ? @AkshayS
 
@TheLittleNaruto when i was searching for nar narayana history. I came here
baby what is your form, do you know?
 
@AkshayS Could not process input. Error: args.parse is not a function on line 4296
 
baby do you know your form?
 
@AkshayS Definitely
 
12:35 PM
baby what is it? Atma or Prakriti?
 
@AkshayS I see what was your first question ?
 
@AkshayS Could not process input. Error: args.parse is not a function on line 4296
 
@TheLittleNaruto forgot know :P
 
@AkshayS Ok np
 
@TheLittleNaruto i came via answer not Q....
 
12:40 PM
@AkshayS Oh! I came whenever I had doubt
 
@TheLittleNaruto Time for Shiva temple. meanwhile make baby to understand Parabrahman.
 
First doubt I had was on 26 March 2016: hinduism.stackexchange.com/q/11152/647
@AkshayS ok
baby define parabrahman
 
@TheLittleNaruto My pocket dictionary just isn't good enough for you.
 
baby wiki parabrahman
 
Para Brahman (Sanskrit:परब्रह्मन्) (IAST: Para Brahman) is the "Highest Brahman" that which is beyond all descriptions and conceptualisations. It is described in Hindu texts as the formless (in the sense that it is devoid of Maya) spirit (soul) that eternally pervades everything, everywhere in the universe and whatever is beyond.Hindus conceptualize the Para Brahman in diverse ways. In the Advaita Vedanta tradition, Nirguna Brahman (Brahman without attributes) is Para Brahman. In Dvaita and Vishistadvaita Vedanta traditions, Saguna Brahman (Brahman with qualities) is Para Brahman. In Vaishnavism...
 
12:42 PM
baby Thanks
 
@TheLittleNaruto Most welcome
 
 
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2:05 PM
Namaskar!
 
2:33 PM
@Pandya sss bak?
 
3:28 PM
baby welcome
 
@AkshayS Welcome to the Hinduism chatroom!If you have a question, just post it, and if anyone's free and interested they'll help. If you want to report an abusive user or a problem in this room, ping TheLittleNaruto.
 
 
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6:16 PM
@TheLittleNaruto good job!
@TheLittleNaruto yum ^_^
I also made a lake of chutney this morning
 
@TheLittleNaruto Don't you use mustard seeds?
@TheLittleNaruto It looks masala is missing from masala dosa. :P
Anyway looks great!!!
I was busy today (Sunday and busy?) I just saw your messages on twitter.
 
6:34 PM
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Q: Is that second part of Vishnu Purana is Vishnudharmottara Purana?

user17854In Every Mahapurana states that Vishnu Purana has 23 thousand verses but if we count all verses it may be around 6700 verses. Then where are around 18 thousand verses. I found this article on Exotic IndiaArt. So I have some questions: • Is that true the second part of Vishnu Purana is Vishnudhar...

 

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