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Religious Harmony Message for Christmas
Ashirvad Inter Religious Harmony Movement, a Jesuit organization, celebrates major festivals of all religions. People from different religions attend the event. Representatives from different religions address the audience. During this year’s Inter Religious Christmas celebration today, there were talks by … Continue reading
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Spiritual Journey
Here is a picture showing the Spiritual Progress through the period of sādhana. The spiritual aspirant first tries to lead a noble life. He is convinced about leading an unselfish life. Even though he does not have a conceptual background, … Continue reading
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Meditation According to Bhagavad Gita (Handout of Talk)
(This is the handout prepared for a talk titled “Meditation According to Bhagavad Gita” at Vivekananda Study Circle, IISc, Bangalore.) The audio of the 2-hour talk can be accessed here. YouTube link to the video can be accessed here. A … Continue reading
Honesty in Corporate Life
A few days back we completed the annual mandatory Code of Conduct training. Itron has zero tolerance against any violation of ethics, discrimination, conflict of interest, violation of human rights, etc. The training covers various hypothetical scenarios to explain these. … Continue reading
Swadeshi Mantra
Swami Vivekananda wants India to “scale the highest pinnacle of civilisation and greatness”. For this, he wants every Indian to dedicate his or her life and wealth in service of the country. He wants every Indian to love every other … Continue reading