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[13 Jan 2011 | 0 Comments]

Originally Posted in http://www.injesusway.com/ கிறிஸ்துவுக்குள் இருக்கிறேன் என்ற நிச்சயத்தை பெறாதவர்கள் புகழை தேடுகின்றனர்.தேவன் தம்மை நேசிப்போரிடத்தில் செய்கிற உடன்படிக்கையானது ஜீவனும் சமாதானமாயிருக்கிறது. அவர்களுடைய வழிகளெல்லாம் சத்தியவேதம் அவர்களை பின் தொடரும்.ஆவிக்குரிய அநுபவத்தில் நாம் எந்த விதத்தில் தேற்றப்பட்டோமோ அதே விதத்தில் மற்றவர்களையும் நாம் தேற்ற முடியும.எங்களுடைய தேவ திட்டத்தில் நடுமையாயிருப்பது நானும்,தேவனும் ஆகும். தேவன் என்னோடும், நான் தேவனோடும் சேர்ந்திருப்பதே ஆவிக்குர... [More]

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[27 Oct 2008 | 0 Comments]

Animal Sacrifice Many learned Vedic commentators of India of the past and present agree that animal sacrifices in India are true and actual. Shankara and Ramanuja who were recognized as religious leaders of the past, both recognize the practice of animal sacrifices in ancient time. In India during the Vedic period, saints observed Nara Medhya Yagnam (Cow body sacrifice), and Ashwa Medhya Yagnam (Horse body sacrifice). The great scholar P.B. Kane has written volumes of books on Indian animal s... [More]

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[27 Oct 2008 | 0 Comments]

DIWALI Diwali ! A day to rejoice! A day to be happy with exchanging sweets, delicious food and wearing new dresses! Bright lights everywhere and the sound of firecrackers, which drives people crazy sometimes. All their money has been burned out into ashes while bursting firecrackers. But why should we celebrate this auspicious day? It is a long story. Let us find out how & why? Once upon a time there lived a giant called Naragashur. Narag means hell and Ashur means giant. So he was a gia... [More]

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[27 Oct 2008 | 0 Comments]

Gayatri Mantra Unfold AUM BHOOR BHUWAH SWAH, TAT SAVITUR VARENYAM BHARGO DEVASYA DHEEMAHI DHIYO YO NA PRACHODAYAT This mantra is also called “Surya Gayatri” or “Savitri Mantra” . This mantra is found in Rig Veda (iii, 62, 10) During the period of Rigveda in oral tradition in Gurukulas, there was no religion of any form.The Rishies of Rigveda were searchers for truth. All through the Rigveda poem, the Rishisanticipated a God whom they did not know. The agony and cry of... [More]