We humans suffer a lot due to death or separation.Krishna fought many wars. Krishna had many relatives ,friends and lovers.
My question is :at stage in the life of Krishna , did he suffer?
As I discuss in this question, by far the most popular school of Hindu philosophy is the Vedanta school. But there are five other Astika or orthodox schools of Hindu philosophy: Purva Mimamsa, Samkhya, Yoga, Vaisheshika, and Nyaya. My question is about the Samkhya school, founded by the sage Kapi...
On Vahmana incarnation of Lord Vishnu, He went to King Bali to get all lokas from him. After taking all lokas and Bali himsef from him He got pleased by Bali's comitment (vachan palana) and grant him boon that in savarni mantav
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दशहरा (विजयादशमी या आयुध-पूजा) हिन्दुओं का एक प्रमुख त्योहार है। अश्विन (क्वार) मास के शुक्ल पक्ष की दशमी तिथि को इसका आयोजन होता है। भगवान राम ने इसी दिन रावण का वध किया था तथा देवी दुर्गा ने नौ रात्रि एवं दस दिन के युद्ध के उपरान्त महिषासुर पर विजय प्राप्त किया था। इसे असत्य पर सत्य की विजय के रूप में मनाया जाता है। इसीलिये इस दशमी को 'विजयादशमी' के नाम से जाना जाता है (दशहरा = दशहोरा = दसवीं तिथि)। दशहरा वर्ष की तीन अत्यन्त शुभ तिथियों में से एक है, अन्य दो हैं चैत्र शुक्ल की एवं कार्तिक शुक्ल की प्रतिपदा।
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@Hinduismbot @Pandya The same purpose you made the bookmark conversation. and posts like these.
@brahmajijnasa Is there a convincing reason to study other systems? They are preach division and there's nothing to learn from them. — Advaita lover14 hours ago
@Sinister The note is about Shiva vs. Vishnu debate and the recent post is different.
This doesn't look healthy question because of addressing people of other religion. And moreover it looks not a real question, just a discussion. — Pandya ♦1 min ago
@Pandya Some users who come here post something bad about other religions. Calling some philosophies great and others as bad. This can be applied to philosophical debates also. Bookmark conversations may not reach more audience.
@Sinister Well, I understand that we may have one meta post regarding guiding people but I think debating with other religions and debating different philosophies within same religion is very differnt things.
The site is based on Hinduism. If the user is a beginner in a sense that he is not at all informative about the Hinduism, I would suggest him to read this extensively long article on Wikipedia.
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oh! chat event on Vijayadashami ended. Though @Sinister and me discussed regarding how to reduce evil from our site and how can we make site environment good! this also seems like having similar goal of Vijayadashami! Haha
Some questions on the main site seem to be about Sanskrit and not directly related to Hinduism. For example:
Representation of number 0-9 in Sanskrit shloka
Correct gender version of Sanskrit name तेजस्वी or tejasvī
But while reviewing close votes, I saw a question (How can an elder address a...
@Sinister Hmm... I think we can't prejudge when will people start discussion on which topic. so, can't judge whether chat-event assertively work. I think the event of chat is IshvaraIchha. It can happen users come together discuss without any plan!
@Sinister faq-proposed, ok. I'll see. Bye! @LakshmiNarayanan
According to some anti-Hindu articles, Hindu scriptures give unscientific accounts of the universe. For example, this article says:
Brahmins always have a tendency to claim everything in the name of
SCIENCE. But the Scientists, Doctors and Specialists claim otherwise.
First of all any man...
> Lord Brahmā underwent penances for one thousand years. He heard this transcendental vibration from the sky, and he accepted it as divine. Thus he controlled his mind and senses, and the penances he executed were a great lesson for the living entities. Thus he is known as the greatest of all ascetics.
The lifespan of Brahma is 100 Brahma years. So wondering how he could penance for 1000 years.
According to a website I saw yesterday, Goloka, the abode of Krishna is said to be mentioned in the Srimad Devi Bhagavatam. Is it really present? If yes, what does the Srimad Devi Bhagavatam say about it?
>Lord Brahmā said: O Personality of Godhead, You are situated in every living entity’s heart as the supreme director, and therefore You are aware of all endeavors by Your superior intelligence, without any hindrance whatsoever.
But Brahma didn't create anything yet. He was born, did penance and met Lord Vishnu. That's it. So how he could say "situated in every living entity’s heart as the supreme director"?
Srimad Bhagavatam is one of the most widely recognised Puranas among the 18 Puranas, for its one-pointed focus on Bhakti. Thus it has been commented upon by many scholars from various schools of Vedanta, like:
Sridhara Svami - Advaita Sampradaya (Adi Shankara)
Veeraraghavacharya - Vishishtadva...
@KrishnShweta In this answer, user Surya gives a link for Bhagavatam with 5 commenatries. The commentaries are in footnotes.
>Lord Brahmā said: O Personality of Godhead, You are situated in every living entity’s heart as the supreme director, and therefore You are aware of all endeavors by Your superior intelligence, without any hindrance whatsoever.
Title says all, but here is some things that I want to know
Which loka will survive after maha tandav?
Bramha will die but what about lord vishnu and shiva(and sakti)? It means both of them will never merge into supreme brahman?
Will any jivas survive who live in adobe of vishnu or somewhere el...
@Sinister, see the flag. Mods may not be wrong in rejecting the flag. Only FYI
This Qn would be useful searching index in Google etc. Hence should be undeleted, yet closed. In my experience with the OP (user Rishabh), probably he thinks duplicate as taboo and hence has deleted. I don't have any chat room to contact him. Either a mod may invite him to a chat room (a Mod can do that) and ask to undelete or directly undelete and we may put a comment. – iammilind 1 hour ago declined - Duplicate questions don't even show up to unregistered users.
@KrishnShweta, "hello" to fellow pushti margi! :-)
Yeah, that's true. We have to contact post owners to say this. Deleting their questions may result in a temporary suspension too. Now, the work on low quality contributions is made strict and will come into force soon. So. we have to contact the user who deleted the post.
@iammilind Or you may contact them in one of his undeleted posts. If there's no way around. Let's wait for a moderator's reaction on this.
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@iammilind If you have some time, you can check this post. ^
You may want to undelete your this Qn. See the related discussion on that topic, here. A deletion of a Qn may result in adverse effect on your profile as noted by Sinister. — iammilind1 min ago
As I discuss in this , by far the most popular school of Hindu philosophy is the Vedanta school. But there are five other Astika or orthodox schools of Hindu philosophy: Purva Mimamsa, Samkhya, Yoga, Vaisheshika, and Nyaya. My question is about the Samkhya school, founded by the sage Kapila. Vers...
Hinduism is a Vast religion, and it not only has great philosophies of theism, but encompasses even Atheism.
It would be a great amusement to see if this thought of Atheism was also in Hinduism.
So were there any verses and teachings, ideas, arguments et cetera conveying Atheism. Here 'atheism'...
Because the Brahma Sutras are almost impossible to understand without the appropriate context, and because very few people read them without the help of a commentary (like that of Ramanuja's or Shankara's), how did scholars know the meaning of each Sutra when the Sutras by themselves are vague?
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