#Bhagavad Gita News in Hindi

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Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 9 Verse 7-8: क्या महाप्रलय होने के बाद भी बना रहता है कृष्ण का दिव्य स्वरुप? जानेंBhagwat Geeta Chapter 9 Verse 7-8: भगवद गीता के इस लेख में हम आपको बताएंगे कि आगे क्या हुआ, जितनी भी जीवात्मा है उन सबका सम्बन्ध श्री कृष्ण से है।

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The Complex Beauty of Sanskrit: Discovering the Language's Richness and Precision

Learning a new language can be a transformative experience, opening up new avenues of personal growth, career opportunities, and intellectual stimulation. One language that has been gaining attention in recent years is Sanskrit - the ancient Indian language considered the mother of all languages. With its rich history, complex grammar, and spiritual significance, Sanskrit offers a unique opportunity to explore a world beyond our own.  

In this article, we will delve into the benefits of learning a Sanskrit language course and why it is worth investing your time in. So, whether you are a language enthusiast, a student, or someone looking to broaden your horizons, read on to discover the advantages of learning Sanskrit.

Sanskrit is the Mother of All Languages.

Sanskrit is considered the mother of all languages and is the most ancient language in the world. It is the primary source of many modern languages, including Hindi, Bengali, and Gujarati. Learning Sanskrit can help you understand the roots of your language and help you appreciate the richness of culture and history.

Improves Cognitive Function

Learning Sanskrit can help improve cognitive function and mental clarity. The process of learning a new language has been shown to increase brain activity, improve memory, and enhance critical thinking skills. In addition, Sanskrit is known for its precision and complexity, which can further stimulate the brain and improve cognitive function.

Enhances Spiritual Growth

Sanskrit is also known as the language of spirituality and is the language of many sacred texts, such as the Vedas, Upanishads, and Bhagavad Gita. By learning Sanskrit, you can gain a deeper understanding of these texts and their teachings. As a result, it can help you develop a more profound sense of spirituality and connect with your inner self.

Widens Career Opportunities

With the world becoming increasingly globalized, knowing Sanskrit can open up new career opportunities in various fields, such as academia, research, and translation. It can also help you connect with people from different cultures and backgrounds and expand your network.

Develops a Sense of Discipline

Learning Sanskrit requires a lot of dedication and discipline. It requires regular practice and commitment to master the language. However, by learning Sanskrit, you can develop a sense of discipline and focus, which can also benefit other aspects of your life.

In conclusion, learning Sanskrit can be a valuable investment of your time, with benefits ranging from enhancing cognitive function to spiritual growth and widening career opportunities. Moreover, with its rich history, complexity, and precision, Sanskrit is a language worth exploring. 

And suppose you're interested in exploring other languages from the Indian subcontinent. In that case, you might also want to consider Hindi language courses, which can offer similar benefits and help you connect with millions of Hindi speakers worldwide. So why not take the plunge and start your language-learning journey today?

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Global India National Excellence Awards 2022 bestowed

Jun 30, 2022 10:51 IST New Delhi , June 30 (AF/PNN): The Nari-Niti Foundation India felicitated prominent personalities for their excellent work in different fields at an award ceremony at the Constitution Club of India in New Delhi on June 26, 2022. The awards are dedicated to the 75th-year celebrations of India's Independence. The special invitees include Bollywood actress Amisha Patel, actor and MP Manoj Tiwari, Nari-Niti Foundation's Managing Director Sharda Nitish Chandra, Maya Shankar, Special Secretary in Bihar's home department IPS Vikas Vaibhav, Delhi Metro DIG IPS Jitendra Rana, RSS Security chief Reshma H Singh, educationist Kumar Arunoday, noted pageant groomer Lieutenant Rita Gangway, who groomed Miss World Manushi Chhillar, Miss India and Bihar's noted gynaecologist Dr Tara Shweta Arya, Sandeep Marwah of Marwah Studios, Purnia MP Santosh Kushwaha, Hindi Khabar national new channel's managing editor Atul Agrawal, Jantantra news' editor in chief Ashit Kunal, and others. Speaking on the occasion, actor and MP Manoj Tiwari lauded noted fashion designer and motivational speaker Nitish Chandra for the award ceremony saying the award is dedicated to the youth and country and will create positive energy.

Nitish Chandra managed the show and announced that after New Delhi, the award ceremony would be organised in six more cities - Bengaluru, Mumbai, Patna, Lucknow, Ranchi, and Siliguri this year. Those felicitated at the award ceremony include famous model from Bhutan Paljor Gyabak, noted fashion designer Rina Dhaka, Bengaluru's famous educationist Pratap Yadav, Bhavika Maheshwari, who memorised the entire Bhagavad Gita at the age of 9, Piyush Jaiswal for his women empowerment initiatives, Kautilya Pandit who is famous as Google Boy, producer Ajay Jaiswal, social worker Rekha Gupta, Actress Helly Shah, and others. This story is provided by PNN. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (AF/PNN) Read the full article

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SD SAT will carry a copy of Bhagavad Gita, a photograph of PM Narendra Modi to space

The Satish Dhawan Satellite, or SD SAT will carry a copy of Bhagwad Gita, a photograph of PM Narendra Modi and a list of names of 25000 individuals to the space. The satellite will be launched at the end of the month by the polar satellite launch vehicle (PSLV). And will make major science and technology news India.

Besides this, the nanosatellite will also be carrying three major scientific payloads — one to study space radiation, one to study the magnetosphere, and another that will demonstrate a low-power wide-area communication network. This satellite is named after one of the founding fathers of the India’s space programme and is developed by SpaceKidz India, an organization that works towards promoting space and science in students.

Dr Srimathy Kesan, founder and CEO of SpaceKidz India said, “There is a lot of excitement in the group right now. This will be our first satellite to be deployed in space. When we finalized the mission, we asked people to send in their names that will be sent to space. And, within a week we received 25,000 entries. Of these, 1,000 names were sent in by people from outside India. There is a school in Chennai that sent in the names of everyone. We decided to do this because it will spark interest of the people in the mission and space science.”

All the people whose names are being sent were provided with a boarding pass.  AS PER Kesan, the decision to send Bhagavad Gita to space was aligned with other missions wherein other holy books like bibles were sent. “We have also added the name and photograph of the prime minister on the top panel with the words Atmanirbhar mission. This satellite has been completely developed and fabricated in India, including the electronics and circuitry,” she said.

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इस कठिन समय में भगवदगीता में खोजें शक्ति और शांति: तुलसी गबार्ड

इस कठिन समय में भगवदगीता में खोजें शक्ति और शांति: तुलसी गबार्ड

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Bhagavad Gita Chapter 9 Verse 5-6: ब्रह्मांड के सभी प्राणी भगवान में कैसे स्थिर रहते हैं? श्री कृष्ण से जानें Bhagavad Gita Chapter 9 Verse 5-6: भगवद्गीता के इस लेख में हम आपको बताते है की संसार में परमात्मा और परमात्मा में संसार निवास करता है लेकिन उसके बाद भी परमात्मा का नाश नहीं होता है।

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idk i want to learn a new language but idk which. I've been thinking about learning Hindi since I'm hindu but I've been feeling less confident about my religion because I haven't been able to read the Bhagavad Gita yet and I'm not really practicing it that much even tho I have a Ganesh tattoo BUT I'm so interested in Judaism so I could learn Hebrew but what if in the future I want to go live somewhere and I don't know the language????????????? But I could always learn Klingon :D

Anyway I wrote all that just to ask what language you would like to learn lol

well i’ve been taking french for four years and i’m planning on continuing to take it but also i want to learn russian bc… i don’t know it would be cool. hindi would be super cool for you to learn but you can learn whatever language you want!

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The Truth of Universe’s Creation According to All Religions

Amazing and unbelievable, How planets rotate perfectly in their orbit? How is Sun a hot moving ball and moon so cool? Who created the sky, the Earth, the Water, the Air and above all human beings/living beings? Is there some Supremely intelligent being? Certainly, the universe was not created by chance. There is definitely some divine power, some supremely powerful person who has created everything. The mystery regarding the creation of the universe (Srishti Rachna) which was hidden till today is now revealed. Since ages (Yugas) it has been the disgrace of mankind that this True Spiritual Knowledge (Tatvagyan) is kept hidden. The devotee society till now was ignorant about the true story of the creation of the universe. Whereas, every holy scripture provides enough evidence as How did the universe begin?

Creation of the universe according to HinduismCreation of the universe according to IslamCreation of the universe according to the Holy BibleCreation of the universe according to Guru Granth SahibCreation of the universe according to Worshipable Supreme God Kabir



How did the Universe Begin?

When for the first time the God-loving souls will read this, they will feel that this is a baseless story. But moving ahead, the sufficient evidences which will be provided from all holy scriptures from all religions like Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Jainism (link pages) and even from the Big Bang theory will bound devotees to believe this to the extent, that they will bite their fingers between their teeth as where till today this authentic nectar-like spiritual knowledge was kept hidden? After reading this elaborate description of creation even an atheist will become curious.

A lot of enduring questions like

How the World was created?What is the age of the Universe?How old is the Universe?How big is the Universe?How was the universe formed?How will the Universe end?

remained unanswered, therefore, huge amount of patience would be required while reading this sacred knowledge which will be useful for your next hundred and one generations. All above such queries are henceforth resolved.

Creation of Universe in Every Religion

All religious spokespersons, spiritual guides, Saints, Gurus, Kazis, Mullahs, Fathers, Acharyas, Shakracharyas, Saints, Mahants, Mandleshwars even scientists have given a lot of theories regarding the creation of the Universe but due to the lack of spiritual knowledge, they could not provide relevant evidence from the Holy Scriptures. They have merely fooled masses by explaining folklore and legends which are their personal opinions. Only True Spiritual Saint Tatvadarshi Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj has been able to provide sufficient evidence from all Religious scriptures regarding the creation of the universe. Let us explore the diverse theories that are proven in Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, and Sikhism.

Creation of Universe According to Hinduism

People following Vaishnavism believe Vishnu created Brahma and ordered him to create further the universe. People following Shaivism believe Lord Shiva is the creator, and Bhagwan/Parmatma/God is formless. Whereas, Vedas prove God is in form. He is not formless. God lives in the immortal abode, the eternal place which is called ‘Satlok’, ‘Sachkhand’. The name of God is KavirDev or Kabir Sahib.

Evidence of Universe Creation in Holy Rigved

Rigved Mandal 10 Sukt 90 Mantra 1



Rigved Mandal 10 Sukt 90 Mantra 2



Rigved Mandal 10 Sukt 90 Mantra 3



Rigved Mandal 10 Sukt 90 Mantra 4



Rigved Mandal 10 Sukta 90 Mantra 5



Rigved Mandal 10 Sukta 90 Mantra 15



Rigved Mandal 10 Sukta 90 Mantra 16



Evidence of Universe Creation in Holy Atharva Ved

Atharvaved Kaand 4 Anuvaak 1 Mantra 1



Atharvaved Kaand 4 Anuvaak 1 Mantra 2



Atharvaved Kaand 4 Anuvaak 1 Mantra 3



Atharvaved Kaand 4 Anuvaak 1 Mantra 4



Atharvaved Kaand 4 Anuvaak 1 Mantra 5



Atharvaved Kaand 4 Anuvaak 1 Mantra 6



Atharvaved Kaand 4 Anuvaak 1 Mantra 7



Evidence of Universe Creation in Holy Yajur Ved

Yajurved Adhyay 5, Mantra 1



Yajurved Adhyay 1, Mantra 15

Evidence of Universe Creation in Holy Shrimad Devi Mahapuran

Reference Shrimad Devi Mahapuran published from Gitapress Gorakhpur, translator: Shri Hanuman Prasad Poddar and Chiman Lal Goswami Ji

Third Skand, Adhyay 1 to 3 from Page no 114 to 118 and page no. 119-120

Third Skand, Adhyay 4 to 5 on page no. 123





Evidence of Universe Creation in Holy Shiv Mahapuran

Evidence in Holy Shri Shiv Puran, published from Gita Press Gorakhpur, translator Shri Hanuman Prasad Poddar

Adhyay 6 Rudra Sanhita on page no. 100-103

Rudra Sanhita Adhyay no. 7, on page no. 103

Rudra Sanhita, Adhyay no. 9, on page no. 110

Evidence of Universe Creation in Shrimad Bhagavad Gita

Evidence in Shreemad Bhagavad Gita published from Gitapress Gorakhpur, the translator is Jaidayal Goendka

Adhyay 14 Shlok 3 to 5







Adhyay 15, Shlok 1-4 and 16, 17









Adhyay no. 7 Shlok no. 12



Creation of Universe According to Islam

The followers of Islam believe Allah/Khuda is the creator of the universe and Allah is Bechoon / Formless. Muslims Strongly believe that Quran is a word of God and the knowledge of Quran Sharif / Majid has been given by God. Although the knowledge has been given by God Jibril. References:-

■ Quran Shariff Surat Ambia, Sherwani Sanskaran, Publisher is Lucknow book house, Mausambagh, Sitapur Road, Lucknow, printed in 1969, 17th edition 2008

■ Quran Majid ‘Tajurma, Maulana Mohd. Fateh Khan Saheb, Maulana Abdul Majid Sarvar Saheb, Publisher is Farid Book Depot (Pvt.) Ltd., Daryaganj, New Delhi. Published in 2006. 

■ Quran Shariff Surat Ambia ‘Mukhtsar Tafseer Ahsanul Bayan Tarjuma, Maulana Mohd Junagarhi Tafseer Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf, Hindi Tarjuma Tarteeb Mohd Tahir Hanif’ ‘Darusalam publication and distributors.

■ Holy Quran Sharif - Surat Al Furqan 25: 52 – 59 (Description)

Creation of Universe According to Holy Bible

The followers of Christianity believe God is the creator of the universe and God is formless.

■ God Kabir in Bible - Iyov 36:5

■ Holy Bible Genesis A.1:20 -2:5 Page No. 2,

Creation of Universe According to Sikhism

The followers of Sikhism believe Rab/ God is the creator of the universe and He is ‘Niraakar/Formless. They say ‘Onkaar-Nirakaar

■ Guru Granth Sahib, Shri Nanak Ji’s sacred speech, Mehla 1, Raag Bilaavalu, Ansh , Page no.

839

■ Raag Maaru (Ansh) sacred speech, Mahla 1(Guru Granth Sahib, Page no.1037)

■ Shri Guru Granth Sahib - Rag "Tilang" Mehla 1, Page 721

Creation of universe according to Worshipable Supreme God Kabir (Kavir Dev) Ji’s Sacred Speech

■ Reference:-Kabir Sagar Sampoorna 11 Bhag, Section 1, Kabirpanthee Bharat Pathik, Swami Yuglanand (Bihari), Printed and Published by Khemraj Shri Krishan Das Prakashan, Mumbai. Director: Shri Venkateshwar Press, Khemraj Shreekrishan Das Marg, Mumbai. Chapter Kabir Vaani, Bodhsagar page no 136-137

Creation of the universe according to Respected Garibdas Ji’s Sacred Speech

■ Aadi Ramaini (Sad Granth, page no. 690 to 692)

Creation of the universe according to Science / The Big Bang Theory

Science explains the Universe is all about space and time which includes planets, stars, galaxies etc but does not have concrete information regarding the spatial size of the entire universe. At most science gives some figures based on observable universe which is estimated to be 93 billion light-years in diameter. This information is based on the cosmological model developed by ancient Greek and Indian Philosophers, some heliocentric model. This is the law of universal gravitation developed by Isac Newton and Copernicus and Johannes Kepler’s law of planetary motion and the observations by Tycho Brahe.

The Big Bang theory is considered to be the most prevalent description about the creation of the universe which explains that space and time emerged together 13.799 +/- 0.021 billion years ago and because of the inflationary epoch, some expansion of the particles happened which gradually cooled and it continued to expand with which subatomic particles and atoms were formed.

The ACDM model is the most widely accepted model of the universe according to science. There are many theories competing about the ultimate creation of the universe where even Physicists and Philosophers refuse to contemplate and they doubt if this information could ever be accessible. Scientists also talk about the multiverse hypothesis, where our earth/universe could be one among several universes that possibly exist.

These are all merely anticipations and baseless concepts. Their knowledge (Whatsoever) is confined until the creation of the earth. Whereas the sacred knowledge is given by Supreme God Kabir (Kavir Dev) Himself tells about the universe creation which is even beyond this earth and describes creation of the whole universe/Solar system/infinite Brahamands.

How the Universe/World was created?

Reference:-Kabir Sagar Sampoorna 11 Bhag, Section 1, Kabirpanthee Bharat Pathik, Swami Yuglanand (Bihari), Printed and Published by Khemraj Shri Krishan Das Prakashan, Mumbai. Director: Shri Venkateshwar Press, Khemraj Shreekrishan Das Marg, Mumbai. Chapter Kabir Vaani, Bodhsagar page no 136-137

In the beginning, there was only one God. His name is God Kabir. The actual name of that God is ‘Kavirdev’. He used to reside in a place called ‘Anami (Anamay) Lok (region) Which is also called ‘Akah Lok. The Almighty GOD the creator of the universe (Brahamands) used to reside all alone there. Vedas address Him as ‘Kavirdev’and Quran as ‘Kabiran’. He is in the shape of a human. His body is very effulgent. All the souls (Atma) were contained in the body of that complete GOD (Purna Dhani) whose designated name is Anami Purush (Purush means God since God has created man in His form/image, similar to His own self, therefore, man is also known as ‘Purush’). In the same way, the Supreme God Kabir (Almighty KavirDev) himself appeared and created three other lower regions/places (Lok). The effulgence of one hair follicle of the Almighty God KavirDev (ie. Anami Purush) is more than the combined light of Sankh (Calculation) Suns.

Creation of Lower Loks

The Almighty God (KavirDev) later created Agam Lok, Alakh Lok and Satlok (these are the lower loks) with his word power (Shabd Shakti). The Almighty God (KavirDev) himself then appeared in Agam Lok as the Master (Lord) of Agam Lok. His title (position) there is Agam Purush ie. Agam Prabhu. Agam God’s human-like visible body is highly illuminated. The effulgence of whose one hair follicle is more than the combined light of Kharab (trillions calculation) Suns.

The Almighty God (KavirDev or Supreme God Kabir) himself then appeared in Alakh Lok as the Master (Lord) of Alakh Lok. His title (position) there is Alakh Purush’. Alakh God’s human-like visible body is self-illuminated, its very bright (swarjyoti). The effulgence of one hair follicle of His body is more than the combined light of Arab (Calculation) Suns.

This very Supreme God only appeared in ‘Satlok’ and there He himself is the master (Lord) of Satlok. His title (position) there is SatPurush (the Eternal/Immortal God). In fact, He only is known as Akaalmurti-Shabad Swaroopi Ram’ or calls Him Purna Brahm or Param Akshar Brahm. This SatPurush (God Kabir) KavirDev’s human-like visible body is highly illuminated and the brightness of one hair follicle is more than the combined light of crore (Calculation) Suns.

Creations in Satlok -

While appearing in the form of SatPurush (God Kabir-KavirDev) first did other creations in Satlok. With His word power (one Shabd) He created sixteen islands (dweeps). Then with sixteen words (Shabd), He made evident sixteen sons. He also created Mansarover (a very big lake) and He filled it with nectar. The names of His sixteen sons:-

1) Kurm 2) Gyani 3) Vivek 4) Tej 5) Sahaj 6) Santosh 7) Surati 8) Anand 9) Kshama 10) Nishkaam 11) Jalrangi 12) Achint 13) Prem 14) Dayal 15) Dhairya 16) Yogjit (Yog Santayan)

The Eternal God (SatPurush) amongst sixteen sons then entrusted Achint for the rest of Universe creation. He was given the order to create the creation and was provided the word power. With that word power Achint created ‘Akshar Purush (Param Brahm) with the word (Shabd) and asked him to help him in further creations in Satlok. Akshar Purush ie. this ParBrahm went to Mansarover (the lake filled with nectar) in Satlok to take bath there he started enjoying it and he fell asleep. He stayed there for a very long time and did not come out. In Satlok the body is not made up of five elements, there the life is not through breathing. Then Achint requested the Almighty God KavirDev to awake Akshar Purush from sleep. The Supreme GOD Kabir took some nectar from that Mansarover and made an egg out of it. In that egg, He inserted a soul and renounced that egg in the nectar water of Mansarover. The egg started sinking and its thunder-like voice disturbed the sound sleep of Akshar Purush and his sleep repealed due to which he got annoyed, he stared that egg with anger as ‘Who disturbed my sleep? Due to which the egg broke into two halves. From this egg came out this Brahm, a ‘Purush’ ie. Jyoti Swaroopi Niranjan (Kshar Purush). His real name is ‘Kael’ who later was known as ‘Kaal’. Then Satpurush (KavirDev) uttered Oracle (Aakashvaani) ‘You both come out, Akshar Purush you were in sleep, without you the creation work is not getting completed. In order to wake you, all this process is done and now both of you live in Achint’s dweep (Lok). Following the instructions of the Almighty God, both Akshar Purush and Kshar Purush (Kaal) started living in Achint’s dweep for a very long time. (This spectacle was done by God Kabir to teach them that without the Almighty nothing can be successful and also these foolish children should not crave for power).

Then the Supreme God KavirDev himself did entire creation with His word power (Shabd shakti). He created a Rajeshwari (Rashtri) Shakti with which all these Brahamands (elliptical regions) were established. (insert picture). This is also known as Parashakti / Paranandni. The Almighty KavirDev (Supreme God) then produced all the souls after this with His word power in His own form, in human form, the body of each soul is similar to God himself and the brightness of the body is equivalent to that of sixteen suns.

After a long time, mischief aroused in the mind of Kshar Purush (Jyoti Niranjan) that we three (Achint, Akshar Purush/Brahm and Kshar Purush) are living in one island (dweep) whereas all others are living independently in their own separate dweeps. Having this thought and with an aspiration to have a separate dweep (island/state) for himself this Jyoti Niranjan (Kshar Purush) decided to do religious austerity and by standing on one leg for seventy (70) yugas (ages) he did tenacity (Tap / meditation)...(See More...)

The Establishment of Seven Sankh Brahamands

Evidence in Kabir Sagar

A mention of ParBrahm (Akshar Purush) is given in Kabir Sagar who due to committing a breach in his duty and showing anger for Kshar Purush (Jyoti Niranjan) was expelled from Satlok. After Kshar Purush departed from Satlok, this ParBrahm started missing his friend Brahm forgetting the Almighty Kavir Dev who is the giver of all pleasures and comforts. Since his yearning did not lessen, it became mandatory for Supreme God Kabir to expel him as well.

Conclusion

In this way, the beautiful creation of nature / world / Universe was done of ParBrahm’s Seven

Sankh Brahamands and the life dwelled in these 21 Brahamands of Kshar Purush, Jyoti Niranjan-Kaal. This is how the Universe / world was created. This is the origin of the Universe.

The information provided is absolutely authentic. All the facts provided are the outcome of deep research done from Pious Rigved, Pious Yajurved, Pious Atharvaveda, Pious Shreemad Bhagwat Gita, Holy Quran Shariff, Holy Bible, Pious Gurugranth Saheb, Pious Sukshamved, Pious Kabir Sagar, Pious Puran, Pious Upanishads, Pious Bhavishya Puran (Futuristic Mythology), The Big Bang Theory etc.. Whereas the theories provided by all others regarding the creation of universe includes a range

of viewpoints which are baseless. There is dynamic diversity in all religions, even in Science

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Sants (Saints, Satgurus) of Antiquity Long Before the Time of Kabir

It’s unknown who the first Sant was in ancient times. There are references in Krishna/Vaishnava texts to Sants. A few of the Rishi Sages who authored certain Upanishads pertaining to the Formless God, Inner Light and Sound Meditation or Nada/Shabda Yoga (some dating back many centuries B.C.E.) also seem to be at the same level as Sants. In somewhat more recent times, in some circles associated with the Tulsi Sahibis, Gorakhnath, a 11th-century Nath Yogi, is considered to be a Sant. Baba Gorakhnath did teach Surat Shabd Yoga. The Kabir Panth tradition of northern Sants includes much Nath Yogi terminology and apparently was somewhat influenced by the Nath tradition. The 15th century poet-mystic and spiritual master Kabir can be credited with helping to expand greatly the influence of the Sants in India, but Kabir was not the first Sant, and it is unknown who his guru was. (Some traditions describe Baba Ramananda as the guru of Kabir, but not everyone agrees with this view.) The first Masters formally called Sants that are usually mentioned in Sant literature are the 12th-century poet Jayadeva, author of the Gita Govinda, and, Visoba Khechar, who was Sant Namdev’s spiritual Master (Sant Satguru).

Seeing references in Krishna/Vaishnava Hindu scriptures, Sant Tulsi Sahib of Hathras was of the opinion that the Sant movement dates back to the time of Krishna thousands of years ago, that Krishna knew of Sants during his day.

An Example of Sants Mentioned in a Hindu Scripture Called the Bhagavad Purana

“Such individuals who have achieved the unity of atman (soul) and Param-atman (Supreme Soul, God) are known as Sants. According to the Bhagavad Purana there is no one greater than a Sant in the eyes of the Divine. Lord Krishna says to his disciple Uddhava Ji: ‘All devotees like you are very dear to me. They are dearer to me than Lord Brahma, Lord Shankara, my brother Bal Ram, Goddess Lakshmi and even my own soul. Therefore, I walk behind these Sants hoping that the dust arising from their holy feet would touch my body and purify me.’” (Hindu scripture quoted by Swami Vyasanand of the Tulsi Sahib/Maharshi Mehi Sant Mat lineage in his book, “The Inward Journey of the Soul”, new Amazon Kindle e-book)

“There is no end to the number of Sants who appeared in the Yugas [Epochs] of Sat, Treta, Dvapar, and Kali [Yuga]. I sing of the celebrated one I have heard of, and bow my head to all the others.” (Jan Gopal, disciple of Sant Dadu Dayal of Rajasthan in, The Life Story of Dadu Dayal — The Book of Janma, translated into English by the scholar Winand M. Callewaert, in, “The Hindi Biography of Dadu Dayal”, Motilal Banarsidass.)

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Himachal Pradesh Introduces Bhagavad Gita in School Syllabus From Class 9-12

Himachal Pradesh Introduces Bhagavad Gita in School Syllabus From Class 9-12

Himachal Pradesh Introduces Bhagavad Gita in School Syllabus From Class 9-12 New Delhi: According to the Himachal Pradesh education minister, school students in classes 9, 10, 11 and 12 will be taught the Bhagavad Gita from this academic session. “Gita will be taught in schools in Sanskrit and Hindi languages. Besides, Sanskrit will be introduced for students of Class III onwards,” minister…

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Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 9, Verse 1, 2: भगवान कृष्ण ने अर्जुन को कौन सा ज्ञान देने का वचन दिया? समझिए महत्वghagavad Gita, Chapter 9, Verse 1, 2: श्री कृष्ण अर्जुन की प्रशंसा करते है ,वो इस बात को स्पष्ट करते है कि अर्जुन की उनके ऊपर असीम श्रद्धा है। वो बाकी मनुष्यों की तरह नहीं है कि कृष्ण और उनके ज्ञान को हंसकर टाल दे।

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Scenes from Dharamshala

Temple in Upper Bhagsu

Sunlight filtering in through latticed walls. Birds flitting in and out of the temple to perch on a copper bowl of rice and daal, the remaining fog from a breath of compassion that moved through this space. Shoes outside, in the road, compressing gently under the wheels of a leaking truck. The sound of bells as a farmer walks his donkeys up the steep village streets, backs laden with gravel. Everything outside of the temple seems to lilt in through the lattice, the way the gods and goddesses would hear the commotion of the earth from their balcony. Perhaps I can sit a while. This is not my place, I do not know it’s rules. But India is so free, and I feel no tension sitting here. I felt no tension slipping off my shoes to seek refuge in these walls. I feel no tension chanting and singing, my voice joining with all the voices ringing through these streets. The metallic statues of Parvati and Shiva, Ganesh and Avalokiteshvara are jumbled in with lesser gods in a large display. Books are scattered, and scarves. I climb through a door, the mouth of an enormous dragon. I crawl along it’s intestines as the passage narrows. Deep in the belly of the beast lies a shrine. Incense still burns here, smoke curling in the thick air. The sounds of the village are muffled. Where is the Bodhisattva that keeps this space? I looked over my shoulder. No one was there in the deep shrine, but I felt a presence. A power that I wasn’t sure I should witness. India is free. Perhaps because of a deep respect of the spiritual, the ethereal, the moral. I felt that I should not linger, so I stepped carefully around the shrine and shimmied down the other intestine, emerging back into the blissful, light temple out of the mouth of a roaring bear. My momentum propelled me out of the temple and back into the streets. Stillness crashed against commotion. Somehow, in this moment, no one noticed my presence. Somewhat of a miracle, as a rare foreigner during the Himalayan winter. I picked my path along the cobblestones and ice.

Empty Hookah Lounge on LSD

The snow glows under the full moon. I emerged from the cafe giggling and bumping shoulders and cheeks with Ari, my partner and adventure bud. The cafe sat at the top of a gorge, built of stacked river rocks, adorned with sketches of Siddhartha. A roaring waterfall cascades over icy rocks to our left. Stars twinkle, mountains crowd the sky. Far ahead the lights of Dharamshala paint pastel pinks over the deep blue night. We stretch our cracking, stiff legs, rambling down the hill, down the stone steps. The magic of LSD is that it reminds us how much of a game it is, to be here in this body. Winter brings aches and pains. It also brings a glow-in-the-dark world. What a beautiful game! Sandy’s Hookah Lounge. At least ten Indians clatter around in the open lower level of the establishment. The ceiling is dissected and wires tumble down around one man on a ladder. There are no walls, just wooden pillars. The lounge perches above us all like Baba Yaga’s hut on chicken legs. We peer our smiling faces in, grab a menu, and slide upstairs. Soon one man comes up with a pile of blankets. We spread out in a cushion-lined corner, sitting cross legged, shying away from the expansive glass windows dominating the walls. The night grows colder and we can see our breath as we laugh about whatever. It is a miracle, the conversation that somehow still bubbles up between two people who share so much of each other’s knowledge and memory. A miracle the way waves of energy push the mind towards novelty. We send for a hookah, french fries, and a lassi. The silence is filled by insane scribbling on a napkin, punctuated by insane chuckling. A great boobed monster appears out of the ether. Tears are shed. No other tourists are around, which we are finding to be a typical experience in these northern regions. Only the crazed visit the Himalayas in February. The hookah arrives, coal crackling upon a great bed of shisha. An exploration ensues. When, where, and how to blow clouds of smoke? Into frosty glasses, onto the table, out of the nose, in great O’s. Until our heads are light, until our toes are cold, until the coal is old and grey.

Prayer Wheel Path

‘Emptiness, tell me of your nature, maybe I’ve been getting you wrong’ - Adrianne Lenker

Open eye meditation, because the crystalline mountain air swirling through the gulf between here and there taps on my eyelids. Sunlight gracing the ice along jagged slopes jumps, ringing, towards me. The sound of the prayer flags fluttering is so seductive, I need to watch their every shiver. A bull stands still, staring softly at me. Behind him, in front of him, layers of prayer flags. Prayer flags hang like vines in the jungle; anywhere. Prayer wheels line the path. I walk always with them to my right, I spin them clockwise always. Like riding a bicycle, I will remember how to spin them. I can close my eyes and see them. Old wooden ones, with faded reds and greens. Cheery plastic ones, with scenes full of gods and goddesses twirling by so fast they jump straight into my subconscious. The path is a long one. Monks walk with us. Monks in deep maroon robes, with smooth, shiny, freckled, weathered, tan, brown, baby pink heads. Monks with light, gold wire glasses. Monks bent over their smartphones, monks with canes, monks with heavy books tucked under an arm. A long path circling tall stone walls. Inside, the Dalai Llama sits somewhere. To imagine his journey, across the mountains in fear and hunger. So many have arrived here in rags and frost. I breathe deep, taste sweet comfort and stillness. Here is a sanctuary. Open eye meditation, to paint a portrait of my travel companion. Brown eyes with long lashes. Eyes that look at me from the side, as if the angle keeps more of his soul within. Soft movements, soft breath. Pink, smooth lips. Pale skin like the moon and its craters detailed lightly on a stuffed animal.

Som’s Military House and Hashish

It’s almost unfair how hashish unlocks the energy of the night. Som sits on his bed, while his two friends, Ari, and I sit scattered around the room on plastic chairs. A relaxed circle in an unadorned room. There is a desk, a portable blazing red speaker, and a barrage of noise. Hashish smoke curls in it’s special way upwards, to relax on the ceiling. Hashish rolled in paper, with a bit of tobacco to even the burn. The smoke is thick and likes to coat my fingers as it escapes the cherry. The taste is sweet, the tobacco goes straight to my head. I lean forward in my seat, grasping it’s underside, legs locking, feet floating off the floor, head leaning towards my thighs as I giggle. Then I snap upwards to make eye contact, to project my voice over the mayhem. “Thank you, Shiva! Hashish, the gods love it” “The story of the Bhagavad Gita is the best, bro, the best adventure you could imagine” “Ari, bro, are you okay? Are you ---high?” “What is it really like, in the USA?” “Our generation, we all understand each other because we are all connected, all watch the same movies, listen to the same music, because it’s so easy to travel now” Layers of conversation, darting and spinning around the four walls. Smiling faces and pink eyes. Bowls of chickpeas with onions and tomatoes next to our beers and whiskey cokes. Campfire smoke clings to our jackets, frosty fingers wriggling in our pockets, between our warm thighs. Strange militant politeness layers over an inclination to be as loud and hectic as the busy streets of India. Pervasive idealization of America layered over an undying pride of India, over an easy cool gained living in a country where people sing as they work. Where families stay together and a trip anywhere could take all day. Yet Som speaks of his upcoming move to the USA. I struggle with a desire to spit criticisms about my country and a slow realization that I, too, can be proud of where I am from. Like a child, I fumble to explain my country, it’s history, it’s government, it’s mythology.

Cafe with a View of the Mountains

“you know some girls are bright as the morning, and some have a dark turn of mind” --Gillian Welch

Ilitrate perches on the edge of a gulf between mountain ranges. Modern, intellectual Indians and foreign wanderers in need of coworking space sit with their laptops, bracing against stiff alpine winds. Technology and good taste are put in perspective against the backdrop of the Himalayas. New, nearly virtual, realities of our own creation. Technology, good taste. In-concrete. The sun is blinding the way it reflects off the snow. Far in the distance, perched way up there, is the occasional gompa, temple, home. I close my eyes and imagine someone milking their cow, stoking a fire, a long days walk from anywhere. I trace the ridgeline with my gaze, savoring the way the peaks come to such distinct points. The way the snow builds up in pillowy piles that soften those jagged cliffs. With too strong of a gust our napkins, notes, even cellphones flutter off the cliff. My numb fingers struggle to plan our path to Nepal on my cracked phone, reserving a jumble of busses and trains. Squinting at tiny text, fighting snow-blindness. My hands buzz with the reverberations of strong espresso. With nearly every song that comes on, Ari and I look up at each other with approving excitement. My lips twitch as I look around. The cafe is composed of glass walls and strong dark wooden panels. The effect is airy and almost voyeuristic. Near the entrance, and the busy street on solid ground, the building transitions to muted brick and is covered in small framed paintings. I walk back to the barista to get some water. I try to elongate our conversation, searching her as if I could find her story in the pocket of her flannel, or maybe a button hole. Where does such a woman of two worlds come from, and how? Speaking to the cooks in perfect Hindi and to me in flawless English. At home here, Dharamshala, yet the competent face of an establishment that out-hipsters most cafes in the United States. I take a breath and let the yearning fade. I can only guess at the worlds of others. I am thankful to take home a memory. The knowledge that such places, people, exist. Still, I sit in a squishy leather armchair facing the counter as my eyes rest on a book. The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep. So strange, how twisted my mind is in the night. I do not understand why my head brims full of hedonism, screams, stalking, phantoms, and relentless anxiety. Tensions that I do not exude but rather that pool within the network of muscles around my lips and eyes. Tension that gives me tenderness in my waking hours. To consume media that is full of horror and bile is to bring pain into this world. I suffer enough. Dream yoga, the page reads, unravels these bad dreams as they appear, allows the karma to release. I look at my trembling hands, feel my twitching cheeks, hear my quivering heart. Will I ever be free of this awkward existence? Ever feel bliss, easy intimacy, invigorating friendships that last? Where do my evils lie... is that the heart of the matter? I try to remember, through the veils of the years, what crime I have committed. Like a holy book, I caress the spine as I get up to return to my chair on the balcony. As I sit down on the cold metal, look back out at the mountains, I calm down. We all will become Buddhas, whether in this life or in one hundred more. Laundry and prayer flags flutter on the porch next door. A group of monkeys chase one another along the colorful tin roofs below me. I am doing the work. I have taken control of my destiny, in coming here. As the world spins, the workforce grinds, I step away.  

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