Sri Krishna is considered as #Jagatguru; he is the teacher of all teachers, the Guru of all Gurus—Krishnam vande jagadguru. There is no Guru equal to him. We consider Bhagavan Sri Krishna as an incarnation of the Supreme Being. You may have heard through your studies that there have been many incarnations of Vishnu: Narayana, Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Parashurama, Sri Ramachandra and Bhagavan Sri Krishna.

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Shadakshar Ganesha Mantras is full of energy and the power of #Ganapati. #Ganesh Mantra gives you positive results removing obstacles.

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#Ganesha Mantras are full of energy and the power of Ganapati. Reciting with genuine devotion, like any other #Mantras, Ganesh Mantra gives you positive results removing obstacles.Lord Ganesh, in some way, also symbolizes intelligence in the body. According to Hindu dharma, he represents Mahat, the highest form of Prakriti in the process of creation. In modern parlance, intelligence represents the higher mind and is crucial for reasoning and discernment. 

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Water represents life and vital energy. It also represents cleansing in itself. There are many effective ways to cleanse your aura with water. #watertherapy #sanatansanskritipodcast #chanakyaniti

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A city as old as time. A city that has seen the world turn, tides change and generations of humans be born and die. #Varanasi or Kashi, which has been standing the tests of time for over 5,000 years, is said to be one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world. 

What draws millions of pilgrims from all over the world to the city of Varanasi is the fact that it is one of the holiest of the seven sacred cities in #Hinduism. Called the spiritual capital of India, this magnificent city of learning radiates endless energy. Despite being witness to ancient civilizations that have come and gone over the centuries, Varanasi is still alive, unabashedly colorful, vibrant, and wonderfully rich in history and legends.

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It took three generations worth of time and effort to brick up the humongous walls of the famous Puri's Jagannath Temple located in Odisha. The temple is of utmost importance to the Hindu devotees as it is one of the Char-Dham Pilgrimages. It also serves as a mighty historical structure built about millennia ago, in the year 1078. Millions of people visit Odisha to gain Lord Jagannath blessings.

The temple is famous for its annual Rath Yatra which is witnessed by millions as the three colossal chariots carry the deities. The English word Juggernaut shares its origin from this annual parade. But that's not the sole speciality of the place! Some enigmatic activities without any scientific explanations have caught the travellers eye worldwide. #Purijagannath #hindipodcast #ashishpmishrapodcast

Significance of Hanuman Chalisa Hanuman Chalisa is a timeless ode to devotion Lord #Hanuman is known for his devotion to Lord Ram and is considered to be the embodiment of faith, surrender, and devotion. The #HanumanChalisa is composed by Saint Goswami Tulsidas, the author of the Tulsi Ramayana (Ramacharitamanasa). It is believed that an ailing Tulsidas composed the Hanuman Chalisa. Composing and singing the praises of Lord Hanuman, helped Tulsidas regain his health. Composed of 40 verses filled with praises for #LordHanuman, the Hanuman Chalisa is composed in #Avadhi. To have a deeper understanding of this hymn, devotees absorb the essence of each word. Instagram : https://instagram.com/ashishpmishra?utm_medium=copy_link #hanumanchalisapodcast #meaningofhanumanchalisainhindi #indiapodcast #hindipodcast #spiritualpodcast #ashishpmishrapodcast

This classification into four tiers of social structure can be understood in different contexts. One way of looking at it is, those who did not take responsibility for their own lives or those who did not take responsibility with the situations in which they lived in, such people were termed as #Shudras; he is taking responsibility only for his survival, nothing more. The #Vaishya is somebody who takes responsibility for himself, his family and his community. So trading was given to him. Today, the whole system, the whole business atmosphere is very different, but in those times the trader is somebody who stored up grains and all the necessary things that people would need. When there was a scarcity, he gave it out to the community. So in every community there were #Vaishyas who took care of this aspect of life – they stored commodities and gave it out when it was needed. These are people who took responsibility for their family and to some extent the smaller community around them. Kshatriyas were people who took responsibility for the whole community or the country. They were the people who bore arms to defend their nation and community and were willing to die to protect the people. They were given administration, and the military apparatus were in their hands.

The brahmins were given education. Spiritual processes and religion were in his hands because the word ‘brahmin’ itself comes from this, that it is somebody who has realized that he is the Brahman or the ‘Divine.’ So a #brahmin comes from an ultimate sense of responsibility, an unlimited sense of responsibility. Only a person who has an unlimited sense of responsibility should handle education and religion because they were considered as the most vital aspects of any society.

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This classification into four tiers of social structure can be understood in different contexts. One way of looking at it is, those who did not take responsibility for their own lives or those who did not take responsibility with the situations in which they lived in, such people were termed as #Shudras; he is taking responsibility only for his survival, nothing more. The #Vaishya is somebody who takes responsibility for himself, his family and his community. So trading was given to him. Today, the whole system, the whole business atmosphere is very different, but in those times the trader is somebody who stored up grains and all the necessary things that people would need. When there was a scarcity, he gave it out to the community. So in every community there were #Vaishyas who took care of this aspect of life – they stored commodities and gave it out when it was needed. These are people who took responsibility for their family and to some extent the smaller community around them. Kshatriyas were people who took responsibility for the whole community or the country. They were the people who bore arms to defend their nation and community and were willing to die to protect the people. They were given administration, and the military apparatus were in their hands.

The brahmins were given education. Spiritual processes and religion were in his hands because the word ‘brahmin’ itself comes from this, that it is somebody who has realized that he is the Brahman or the ‘Divine.’ So a #brahmin comes from an ultimate sense of responsibility, an unlimited sense of responsibility. Only a person who has an unlimited sense of responsibility should handle education and religion because they were considered as the most vital aspects of any society.

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The word Purana literally means ancient,  and it is a vast genre of Indian literature about a wide range of topics, particularly about legends 

and other traditional lore. The Puranas are known for the intricate layers of symbolism depicted within their stories. Composed primarily in 

#Sanskrit, but also in Tamil and other Indian languages . Several of these texts are named after major #Hindu deities such as #Vishnu, 

#Shiva, #Brahma and #Shakti. 

The Puranic literature is encyclopedic, and it includes diverse topics such as cosmogony, cosmology, genealogies of gods, goddesses, kings, 

heroes, sages, and demigods, folk tales, pilgrimages, temples, medicine, astronomy, grammar, mineralogy, humor, love stories, as well as 

theology and philosophy.The content is highly inconsistent across the Puranas, and each Purana has survived in numerous manuscripts 

which are themselves inconsistent. 

#Vyasa, the narrator of the #Mahabharata, is hagiographically credited as the compiler of the Puranas. The ancient tradition suggests that 

originally there was but one Purana.

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