From the Maha-bharata, Adi Parva: Vaisampayana continued, The learned Sukra, having been deceived while under the influence of wine, and remembering the total loss of consciousness that is one of the terrible consequences of drink, and beholding too before him the handsome Kacha whom he had, in a state of unconsciousness, … Read More
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Alguien me pidió que hiciera alguna consideración sobre la violencia en los lugares sagrados. ¿Cómo es que ocurren cosas horribles en un lugar que debería ser como un paraíso? En particular, ¿por qué sucede que las jóvenes son agredidas y violadas? Voy a decir algo desde diferentes puntos de vista. El … Read More
Someone asked me to make some consideration about violence in holy places. How come horrible things happen in a place that should be like a paradise? In particular, why does it happen that young women are assaulted and raped? I will say something from different points of view. The first is … Read More
1) Origin of the Vedas. At the time of creation the Veda was born from the face of Brahma. It contained a lakh of granthas with four padas like Rk. From the Veda were born the ten yajnas. The Veda was originally one. It was Vyasa who divided it into four divisions … Read More
Question Thanks, it’s very kind of you !! The first question that comes to my mind is this: RKC was often told to reach a certain number of rounds of mala a day, then you had to try not to go below and if you increase you cannot go down (at least … Read More
Domanda Grazie, molto gentile !! La prima che mi viene in mente è questa: da RKC veniva spesso detto di raggiungere un certo numero di giri di mala al giorno, poi si doveva cercare di non scendere al di sotto e semmai solo di aumentare, di nuovo senza mai diminuire (almeno questo … Read More
I was asked to clarify some of calendar vocabulary. Here is something to start: Tithi = day Paksa = fortnight. Two paksas form a lunar month Krishna Paksha = The dark lunar fortnight or waning moon. It’ the period of 15 days beginning on the full moon day (Purnima) and culminating on … Read More
Nueve principios de actividades de servicio. El servicio devocional del Señor consta de nueve principios de actividades de servicio, y son: (1) escuchar, śravaṇaṁ (2) cantando, kīrtanaṁ (3) recordando, smaraṇaṁ (4) sirviendo los pies de loto, pāda-sevanam (5) adoración, arcanaṁ (6) rezando, vandanaṁ (7) ejecutar las órdenes, dāsyaṁ (8) fraternizar, sakhyam (9) … Read More