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Track shared with you .. Govind Govind https://lnkd.in/gtFB4pz5 This in raag Gujri and Baani of Guru Ramdas.Guru ji sums it by saying how our lower instincts become sublime Do listen!
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https://lnkd.in/g6tEsHP3 Very practical advice from Swami Mukundananda ji.
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https://lnkd.in/gZVfezU3 "The Mahabharata is an add-on to the existing corpus of the Vedas in several ways. The truths in the Vedas were primarily revealed in the seclusion of the forest. The social setting of the Vedas as a whole, which includes the Vedanta, does not have the overall urban sophistication and artificiality to it. The stage-setting for the Mahabharata, however, is different. The episodes start and continue in the palace, culminating in the final conflict of the kings throughout India who take sides of the Kauravas or the Pandavas. The truths in the Vedas are brought to bear on the radically altered setting of the Mahabharata. New interpretations are added, which at times amount virtually to new truths. This, along with some other associated reasons, the primary one among them being the presence of the towering Sri Krishna, accounts for the impact the book has on the Hindus in general. A special mention needs to be made of the part of it commonly known as the Gita,[1] which is considered to contain the spiritual essence of the Mahabharata. We find justification for the book being accepted in the tradition as an extension of the four Vedas and accorded the status of "the fifth Veda"."