"I worship that fragrant Shiva of three eyes, the one who nourishes all living entities.May he help us severe our bondage with samsara by making us realise that we are never separated from our immortal nature."
शुभ श्रावण मास 🕉️🕉️🙏
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@Archit hehe will be deleted post 30 days as well. ;-)
Duhshala (Sanskrit: दुःशला), also spelled as Dushala or Dussala, was the only daughter of king Dhritarashtra and Queen Gandhari and sister to Kauravas in the Hindu epic Mahabharata.
What happened to the family tree of Duhshala?
There are two definitions of the word "dwija" that I know.
Men of Brahmin , Kshatriya and Vaishya caste are dwija.
Men who become alive again after dying once are called dwija. This is the reason why seers before being initiated into any sect have to do their "Pinda- Daan" or "Shraadh" which ind...
आवाहनं न जानामि न जानामि तवार्चनम्।
पूजां श्चैव न जानामि क्षम्यतां परमेश्वर॥
Whenever a pooja is completed in my home, my mother says this, I wanna know where this is from and good English translation can also help.
Jai shree ram.
I want to know whether a yogi/self realized person is free from his actions?
Is this mentioned in the Gita?
Does this mean that he can do whatever he wants and not be accountable?
I have some confusion regarding Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 verse 8
what is the meaning of this verse ?
na hi prapaśhyāmi mamāpanudyād
yach-chhokam uchchhoṣhaṇam-indriyāṇām
Duhshala (Sanskrit: दुःशला), also spelled as Dushala or Dussala, was the only daughter of king Dhritarashtra and Queen Gandhari and sister to Kauravas in the Hindu epic Mahabharata.
What happened to the family tree of Duhshala?
आवाहनं न जानामि न जानामि तवार्चनम्।
पूजां श्चैव न जानामि क्षम्यतां परमेश्वर॥
Whenever a pooja is completed in my home, my mother says this, I wanna know where this is from and good English translation can also help.
Jai shree ram.
The thought of never seeing my husband again really is devastating to me. I am new to all of this and learning for the first time.
I want to know whether a yogi/self realized person is free from his actions?
Is this mentioned in the Gita?
Does this mean that he can do whatever he wants and not be accountable?
I have some confusion regarding Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 verse 8
what is the meaning of this verse ?
na hi prapaśhyāmi mamāpanudyād
yach-chhokam uchchhoṣhaṇam-indriyāṇām
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