Hindu Dharma is without a beginning and has no end too; meaning, it is full of knowledge. Hindu Dharma provides education on the art of loving others. Hindu means anyone who makes efforts to remove the darkness of spiritual ignorance (that is, seeker) is a Hindu.
Dharma is that which accomplishes the three tasks of keeping the organisational setup of the society in excellent condition, bringing about the worldly progress of every living being, and facilitating their progress in the spiritual realm as well.
Bharat has a number of Holy and Religious festivals and traditions. If the underlying science of the Holy and Religious festivals is known, they can be celebrated with added faith, hence in these articles more emphasis is laid on deeper meaning and underlying science.
The code of conduct advocated by the Veds is very difficult for an average person to adhere to. To overcome this difficulty and to make it convenient for every one to follow the code of conduct and to facilitate their spiritual upliftment, the Purans have recommended vrats.
When we understand the spiritual science about a Deity, it strengthens our faith in the Deity. Faith leads to enriching the worship with bhav, and worship with enriched bhav is more beneficial. Information on Hindu Gods from the spiritual perspective is given in these articles.
Hindu Dharma has shown how to be religious while continuing to lead a materialistic life. Hindu Dharma has conveyed its message of being religious through various familial and social rituals. When a ritual is performed with complete faith after understanding the underlying spiritual science, benefit derived is greater.
To enable mankind to get closer to God through the medium of various events that occur from birth to death, Hindu Dharma has formulated various religious sanskars. Among them, the post-death rite is the final sanskar. And shraddha rites to repay our debts unto the pitars.
Achardharma is the spiritualisation of every aspect of our day-to-day life; that is, making everything we come across sattvik and enriched with Chaitanya. Therefore, following of Achardharma helps in moving swiftly towards God-realisation.
Life span from birth till marriage completes one cycle. This goes on generations after generations. These articles imparts knowledge on what sanskars should be performed to get closer to God in the sixteen rituals in life from conception to marriage.
Since most people do not know how to attain Anand (Bliss), each tries to acquire at least temporary happiness through the five senses, mind and intellect. The science which teaches us how to acquire Anand is termed as the science of Spirituality.
Physical ailments end with death; however, spiritual ailments continue birth after birth and hence, they need timely treatment through spiritual healing. For human beings in Kaliyug, this process is no less important than life-saving oxygen.
The 14 Vidyas and 64 Kalas recommended in the Hindu Dharma. 14 Vidyas teach how to move towards nirgun and 64 Kalas teach how to move towards sattvikta. The daily needs can be fulfilled through arts, and due to sattvik arts, the society will turn to sattvikta gradually.
There are also some misconceptions regarding Hindu Dharma. This is done only with the purpose of degrading Hindu Dharmas. If anyone tries to understand this science, then he will realize that compared to other faiths with constricted teachings, Hindu Dharma is unparalleled.
Varṇashramvyavastha was the foundation of the Bharatiya society. The objective of Varṇashramvyavastha was to bring about progress in personal life through ashramvyavastha and to unite and bring about the progress of the society through Varṇavyavastha.
Frequently asked questions on Hindu Dharma
Ayurveda, the science of life aims at attaining ideal physical, mental and spiritual health. Ayurveda is a Chaitanya-bestowing Yoga that provides life-sustaining fluid to jivas (Embodied souls) in the nature and has science of Spirituality as its foundation !
The word hypnotism evokes an image of something mysterious to the ordinary reader. But a careful reading is bound to dispel such a misconception and show that hypnotism is a science like any other.
Kumbh Mela is the world’s largest religious fair. It is not only a display of supremacy of the Bharatiya culture, but is also a spiritual congregation that provides satsang. The Kumbh Mela held every 12 years at Prayag, Haridwar, Ujjain and Tryambakeshwar-Nashik on the occasion of the Kumbh Parva has an important place in the Hindu civilization.
Pushkaram is an Indian festival dedicated to worshiping of rivers. It is also known as Pushkaralu (in Telugu), Pushkara or Pushkar. It is celebrated at…
Pushkaram is an Indian festival dedicated to worshiping of rivers. It is also known as Pushkaralu (in Telugu), Pushkara or Pushkar. It is celebrated at shrines along the banks of 12 major sacred rivers in India. The celebration happens annually, once in 12 years along each river.
Since religion and faith are personal issues, the experiences narrated in the articles on this website too are personal. Therefore, neither can they be applicable to all nor can they be experienced by all. The articles on this website have not been written to spread blind faith in the society or to oppose medical treatment or scientific temper. The readers should study these articles prudently.
