Discover how economics, politics, and diplomacy shape our world with this exploration of Karma from ancient Vedic texts. Uncover the consequences of global economic scenarios and more!
The concept of God has been debated and discussed for centuries, with different beliefs leading to divisions, resentment, and even wars among people. Theists believe in God as an omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent being, while atheists do not believe in the idea of God and rely on science and rationale.
Vedic greetings like Namaste, Namaskaram, and Pranam – are a sign of respect shown for all beings – animate, inanimate, and, even idols. These words convey respect and reverence by recognizing and honoring divinity in others. The Rishis encouraged people to see divinity in everything and everywhere. A fundamental reason why Vedic people had no problems respecting articles, institutions or even Gods of any faith.
Dharma is not doing to others what you don’t like being done by someone else to you. Dharma is that which sustains the order in self (mind), family, society, nation and the world at large. Dharma is sustained by doing things where the strong don’t thrive by suppressing the weak and the weak are not subjugated by the strong. Dharma provides a way for people to live and let live. When there’s an imposition of someone else’s will on you or your own excesses on others, that’s Himsa, causing Adharma.
Mantra and Tantra were regarded by Kautilya as two crucial elements in the art and science of Vedic approach to politics – Rajaneeti. Without a plan and a strategy to execute it Shakti (read Power) is of no use. In Arthashastra, he declares “Power by itself is useless” and that “Person who seeks power without sound Mantra (objective) and Tantra (strategy) is verily consumed by it.”
Have you ever felt like your mind is your worst enemy? The Vedic seers knew this all too well and developed techniques to control and focus the mind. In this article, you will discover how to make your mind your best friend and achieve success in life. Learn about the six natural enemies of the mind, known as Arishadvargas, and how to overcome them. Discover the importance of calming the mind and achieving mental evenness and peace. With insights from the Charaka Samhita, Bhagavad-Gita, and Upanishads, you will gain a deeper understanding of the mind and its role in achieving a healthy body and a fulfilling life. So, mind your very own mind before anything else and unlock the key to success.
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