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• Does the Human Being Have Free Will?
  ...a philosophical and spiritual perspective, discussing its implications for human behavior and destiny. [[Category:Does the Human Being Have Free Will?]]
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• Does the Human Being Have Free Will?
  ...a philosophical and spiritual perspective, discussing its implications for human behavior and destiny. [[Category:Does the Human Being Have Free Will?]]
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• The Ending of Time
  ...ime, consciousness, and the mind, offering profound insights into breaking free from psychological time. [[Category:Human condition]]
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• Baba Lokenath Brahmachari
  ...h lived from 1730-1890. Such [[a]] life span, though difficult to grasp by the western [[mind]], is not unheard of among great Yogis. ...gripping sorrows and miseries." Baba Lokenath calls to us, reaching across the distance of a century, to uplift every dimension of our lives. He reaches o
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• Ātma-māyā
  ...eserve [[dharma]] or righteousness by destroying the wicked and protecting the good. Prakṛti comprise of the three guṇas:
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• Puruṣārthas
  Puruṣārthas literally means ‘ends to be striven for by human beings’. ...old ideal to be striven for by everyone which is called the puruṣārthas or the ends to be striven for in life.
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• Yaksapraśna
  Yakṣapraśna literally means ‘questions raised by the [[Yakṣa]]’. ...>Yakṣa means a demigod.</ref> and Yudhiṣṭhira, the eldest of the Pāṇḍavas. The Yakṣa asks 122 questions and Yudhiṣṭhira answers all of them satisfac
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• Artha-pañcaka
  [[Artha]]-pañ[[caka]] literally means ‘the five truths’. ...vaiṣṇavism]] is the religion of the Viśiṣṭā[[dvaita]] [[Vedānta Darśana]], the school of Vedānta systematized by Rāmānuja
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• Bhagawad Gita Mahathmyam
  ...y reading Gita, either fully or [[a]] chapter or a verse or even a part of the verse.) <br>The earth said:-
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• Sikhism
  ...and faith in his grace.</ref> are the criterion then it becomes a part of the religion. ...ume that it is a vigorous reform movement against the degenerated forms of the religion that existed during its origin and growth.
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• Deepavali
  ...atana [[Dharma]], different significances and practices may be practiced. The five days are ...nding on the calendar being followed the 3rd day or 4th day also represent the new year.
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• Ideals and Values/The Human Being – Pinnacle of Bhagavān’s Creation
  == The Diversity of Bhagavān’s Creation == ...know that life exists only on earth at present, science does not rule out the possibility that there are different life forms on other planets.
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• Shankarashtakam
  The octet on Shankara<br> Who wears the garland of serpents,<br>
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• Nāsadiyasukta
  ...hing the final goal of our life. Study of selected parts of the Vedas like the Nasadiyasukta is a great aid in this endeavor of ours to attain perfection. ...], the commentator is referred as the [[devatā]] or the deity. Triṣṭubh is the meter in which it is composed.
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• Monasticism
  ...y a handful of persons. The very purpose of the [[puruṣārtha]] concept and the āś[[rama]] scheme of life is to afford an opportunity for everyone to try ==In the Vedas and the Upanisads==
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• Īśāvāsya Upanisad
  Out of the six systems of philosophies, the Vedānta system is the most popular. Its canonical works are: # The [[Upaniṣads]]
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• The Philosophy of the Bhagavadgitā
  The philosophical systems, known as [[darśanas]], generally treat their subjec # The cause of the universe
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• Three Doshas
  ...over the body, each dosha occupies certain locations in the body. Based on the various functions they perform, each dosha is divided into five sub-doshas. The nature and characteristics of the [[Three Doshas|three doshas]] are described below:
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• Ahirbudhnya Saṃhita
  ...]]. It is also mentioned as one of the names of [[Śiva]] who, according to the Vaiṣṇava scriptures, is [[a]] great devotee of [[Viṣṇu]]. In this w ...ave had 240 chapters. However, the present printed text has 3880 verses in the [[anu]]ṣṭubh metre, spread over 60 chapters.
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• Govindhashtakam II
  Sing about Govinda who is the store [[house]] of all pleasures, Who is the form of divine joy, Who is the meaning of [[Vedas]],
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• Aitareya Upanisad
  ...last part of the [[Vedas]] and hence known as Vedānta (anta = end) contain the quintessence of philosophy. They deal with certain fundamental questions of * The Creator
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