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Swami Chinmayananda – The Three Principles
The Three Principles By Swami Chinmayananda To realize our full spiritual Nature is to experience the fullness of life. As long as we have not attained this state of being, our intellect will continue to suggest methods for overcoming feelings of imperfection, … Continue reading
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World as God
Here is an excerpt from the book “Towards the Goal Supreme” (also called “Paramartha Prasanga”) by Swami Virajananda. Paramartha Prasanga is really a great book. It is published in several languages by the different publishing houses of the Ramakrishna Order. … Continue reading
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Tagged advaita, bhakti, jivanmukti, jnana, life, renunciation, sadhana, spiritual, vedanta
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Tyaga in movies
I watched the Tamil movie Rhythm yet again two days back. I have seen this wonderful movie at least twice before and I don’t mind seeing a few times more. This is one of my favourite movies. When watching the … Continue reading
Anxiety
The project I was working on at office faced some delays due to various factors. The entire team was working hard and still we were not progressing at a pace that we expected to. This created a lot of anxiety. … Continue reading
An Outline of Hinduism
Here is an outline of Hinduism from the point of view of Advaita Vedanta. This article explains the name, the goal, the path, etc. Click here for the full article. Download article as PDF
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