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Do worship of God with full freedom of mind Don’t put rules in the worship, in which case, the mind having inherent free nature revolts and drags you to the other side. Do worship with full freedom of mind. Don’t fix place and time-span for worship. Let it be any place and the time span shall be as long as the free mind follows it. The best worship is to get inspired by the divine personality of God in devoted discussions with limited number of devotees (Satsanga). Worship does not mean taking bath, wearing silk cloth, sitting in worship room, putting flowers to photos and statues, reciting prayers containing full lies to fool God and offering food materials to inert photos and statues so that the food offered is totally eaten by all of you only. Every step here is totally waste because there is no inspiration for God anywhere. Even if inspiration exists, it is only artificial because you are acting as emotional for getting some benefit from God. Your emotion is about the fruit (to att...

Today is the blessed day - Sri Rama Navami. We are pleased to share a brief part of a discourse on Lord Rama by our own Sri Maha Periva, who was the Rama-avatara in our times and blessed us all with a true vision of how Rama lived all through his life in the most noble, truthful and Dhaarmic way. Let us get the nectar of His speech now: "Raama Taaraka Naama The derivation of words from their root syllables each of which is the root of a verb signifying an action, is, in the Sanskrit language a very instructive excercise. Hindu religious literature is replete with such derivations for almost every word that it uses. Each of the names of God like Rama, Krishna, Siva , Narayana, etc. -- in fact, each one of the names of God in the various lists of thousand names of God (= sahasra-naamas) has been assigned several derivations from their root syllables. 'The one in whose memory yogis revel in the bliss of brahman' -- is the meaning of the word Rama. ramante yogino-nante brahmaa...

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https://www.quora.com/Is-the-meaning-of-the-Sanskrit-shloka-Om-Purnamadah-Purnamidam-very-similar-to-the-continuum-theory/answer/Krishnamurthi-CG-1 This is my answer in Quora for this Veda Mantra. Note - the answer is long. https://www.quora.com/Is-the-meaning-of-the-Sanskrit-shloka-Om-Purnamadah-Purnamidam-very-similar-to-the-continuum-theory/answer/Krishnamurthi-CG-1