Swami Vivekananda—The mighty harbinger of Vedanta to the West 9/11/1893
On September 11th, 1893 the unknown Sannyasin Swami Vivekananda appeared on the American soil at the Parliament of Religion in Chicago and presented for the first time in a formal...
Swami Vivekananda’s world famous address to Parliament of Religion, September 11, 1893
Swami Vivekananda, the unknown monk who rose to world fame at the Parliament of Religion in Chicago on September 11th, 1893 who is credited to have brought...
Pitri Paksha inspires gratitude
The period of Pitri Paksha has begun. Pitri Paksha is that fortnight observed in honor of all those who lived before us; molded us; and contributed to our material and spiritual development. In their honor...
Ganesha Chaturthi: The journey of the Macrocosm into the Microcosm
The festival of Ganesha Chaturthi has begun with its undying and ever refreshing, exuberant and mind blogging festivities directing to the worship and adoration of Bhagavaan Sri Ganesha—one of the...
Sri Krishna Janamasthami: The unprecedented manifestation of Absolute Divinity on Earth
Sri Krishna Janamasthami is the ‘birth’ or incarnation of the Supreme Lord Sri Krishna—the only Avatara throughout history of civilization who declared to the world His Absolute Supremacy...
Sri Krishna belongs to the dimension of the unlimited
The magnificent marvel that was Krishna stirs Swami Vivekananda into offering a full-throated tribute: “He was the most wonderful Sannyasin and the most wonderful householder in one; He had the most...
Sri Krishna—The all-pure, all-free and all-perfect one
In the desert on the way back to Dwaraka, he meets Uttanka, an old Brahmin friend, now lonely recluse. When Uttanka hears from Krishna about the war, he also suddenly loses balance...
Sri Krishna undertook to carry the Divine Light unto Arjuna
In all situations Sri Krishna was the friend, philosopher and guide of Arjuna, He had even given away his sister Subhadra in marriage to his friend. Finally when the...
Krishna and Arjuna are inseparable
In days of yore there were two Rishis known as Narayana and Nara. Tradition has it that towards the end of the Dwapara Yuga these sages incarnated themselves as Sri Krishna and Arjuna. In...
TULASIDASA: THE POET, REFORMER AND DEVOTEE PAR EXCELLENT
Today we observe Tulasidasa Jayanti—the birth of the poet, Hindu reformer, devotee, philosopher and most celebrated synthesizer of Hindu thought of recent.
Tulasidasa is regarded as the greatest Ramaite poet. He was...
