Devotion by Ritualism and Beyond
Nothing Wrong with Ritualism Many people advocate for the abolition of ritualism in Hinduism, which stirs up questions in me….
Nothing Wrong with Ritualism Many people advocate for the abolition of ritualism in Hinduism, which stirs up questions in me….
The world is unaware of the difference between a Master/Preceptor and a True Supreme Master. A Master/Preceptor is someone who…
A Student Perspective – Continued Grihatyagi When applied to students, “grihatyagi” doesn’t translate to literally abandoning their families or home…
A Student Perspective – Continued Alpahari In the life of students Applying “Alpahari” or minimalistic eating practices in students’ lives…
A Student Perspective – Continued Dhayn Nidra From the Perspective of Students Students often face various pressures and challenges, including…
A Student Perspective – Continued Bako Dhyanam “Bako Dhyanam” translates literally from Hindi to “the concentration of a heron” or…
A Student Perspective Kaak Cheshta “Kaak cheshta” is a Hindi phrase that literally translates to “crow’s effort”.” It is often…
The other day, a fellow spiritual colleague of mine, while working on my computer, left a file with the terms,…
Introduction Nijanand School is a unique and profound school of religious and philosophical thought that emerged in India during the…
Introduction In a world filled with diverse beliefs and spiritual paths, the Nijanand Philosophy offers a profound perspective that seeks…
Regarding Identity: Scriptural and Historical Perspectives Today, Nijanand School/Order is sometimes known as Shri Krishna Pranami Dharma. Here, one may…
‘Prem,’ ‘Ananya Prem,’ and ‘Ishak One can distinguish Prem, Ananya Prem, and Ishak based on the focus of the worship…
Principle Doctrines: As Explained to All Hindu Acharyas After this, all Acharyas and experts thought that Pran Nath Ji’s soul…
Prophesies: Retold Pran Nath Ji begins to introduce himself to all Hindu Acharyas: None of these Acharyas or saints of…
The Hindu Sanatan Dharma’s Four Sampradayas There are four religious orders (or Sampradayas) of the Hindu Sanatan Dharma: Ramanuja, Nimanuja,…