Sins, Rage and Forgiveness... In one of the posts, we discussed about the Universal Karma Theory and how one's sins can adversely impact the soul's next life. If blessings are considered powerful, so are curses. One blessing can bring wonders while curse can bring doom. For example, in the spiritual texts of Bhagvad Gita, Sri Krishna (a jovial reincarnation of Lord Vishnu) had died in a forest due to the arrow aimed by a hunter named Jara. Although this incident was inadvertent and undeliberate, the God had died while He survived the perilous war of Mahabharta. This all happened due to a curse given by a woman named Gandhari (Duryodhana's mother in The Great Indian War). We have previously shared about the prowess of a blessing. But, what about curses? If you can be right in front of one person's eyes, then you could be wrong in front of others'. That is why we don't have people as in right and wrong but as bad and nice persons. However, some people have been
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The Core of Yog... Nowadays, you must have heard of yoga. But, do you know how commercialized it has become? All the spiritual businesses are based either on yoga camps or yoga exercises. According to the Vedic Scriptures, the true yoga exercises are known as yog. Therefore, today we will be discussing about the core of it as well as how it is actually done. What do you mean by "yog"? Whenever we talk about yog, we refer to "hatha" yoga which are exercises practiced by the Western regions, regarding their physical postures as well as embarking on an inner journey to your own astral form ( spiritual/psychic energy). Hence, it deepens you to the innermost core of epiphany ( sudden realization of something great) of your own self. The purpose of yog is to have an insight to all the important five elements in this universe , including the significance of the elevation of your eternal Spirit and your temporary Soul. This ''Allness" (elements) is constituted