Think about such things : by Anshu

Do you ever heard about the war of Kurukshetra!? The intensity of war could be imagined by the fact that the soil of the war ground is still red till today... The thoughts of destructions due to war disturbed Arjuna a lot, then what Shri Krishna said to him? Why the war was fought? Bhagwad Geeta means the song sung by God.  Many scholars said that even though the war of Kurukshetra was fought with weapons, but our mind is also not less than a Kurukshetra, where there is greed, fascination, anger, lust, etc like bad qualities, resembling Kauravas. We have 5 sense organs resembling Pandavas, with these 5 sense organs we also need to defeat our bad qualities, then only we can live in peace and freedom . Shri Krishna is the symbol of our inner self or consciousness, which answers us in our difficult situations and help us, and every human being resembles Arjuna, who is all circled with difficulties and dilemmas. Shrimadh Bhagawat Geeta not only give instructions but teach to li

The God is one, but because of not identifying or knowing HIM, we don't agree. The most important reason behind it is that HE is invisible. If soul (Atma) is invisible, beyond the normal eyesight, how could we even see the supreme soul (Parmatma). No one is above Him. He is the creator and everyone and everything is HIS creation.  According to spiritual science, souls need to take the body of humans, similarly,  supreme souls also need to take the body of humans.  Adhyatma means the study of soul (atma), supreme soul (Parmatma), and the World drama wheel. Dharma means dharna (धारणाएं)( belief) , i.e the rules which are made for humans. There are 12 main regions in this world, and all says almost the same things for the GOD. That's why HE is said to be omniscient (सर्वज्ञ). During Mahabharat, the teaching of Adhyatma ( आत्मा का घर्म ) was given, and that is what we know today as  "GEETA" , later in was displayed as " Shrimadh Bh

Do you sometimes have sudden attacks of anxiety and overwhelming fear that last for several minutes?  Maybe your heart pounds, you sweat, and you feel like you can’t breathe or think clearly. Do these attacks occur at unpredictable times with no apparent trigger, causing you to worry about the possibility of having another one at any time?  It may be a PANIC ATTACK. An untreated panic disorder can affect your quality of life and lead to difficulties at work or school. The good news is panic disorder is treatable. Panic attacks are episodes of intense fear or apprehension. Sufferers often report thinking that they might be dying, choking or going crazy. They may also feel like they are experiencing a heart attack or about to black out. These episodes usually begin abruptly, reach their peak within 10 minutes and end within half an hour. When people feel stressed, their sympathetic nervous system typically revs up, releasing energy and preparing the body for actio

According to Ayurveda, the rhythm of life is governed by cycles and in order to maintain health and balance we need to learn how to live in accordance to nature’s daily cycle.  Ayurveda speaks about biological time as a function of three doshas [ vata–pitta–kapha ] in relation to chronological time with each dosha being more active at a particular time of day and night. To help bring us in tune with nature, and rather our own intelligence, following a dinacharya [daily routine] is essential for establishing great health and regularizing our own biological clock. The human body is made up of 5 elements -air, ether, earth, water and fire. A combination of these five elements determines one’s 'prakriti' or constitution. Ayurveda defines the combination of these five elements into three doshas: vata, pitta and kapha. Although each human body is composed of all the three doshas, each body has a different combination of them and this determines one’s genetical

According to mythology, ghost or spirit is a dead person who interacts with the living world. In stories, a ghost may whisper or groan, cause things to move or fall, mess with electronics — even appear as a shadowy, blurry or see-through figure. Ghost stories are lots of fun, especially on Halloween. But some people believe that ghosts are real. Chapman University in Orange, Calif., runs a yearly survey that asks people in the United States about their beliefs in the paranormal. In 2018, 58 percent of those polled agreed with the statement, “Places can be haunted by spirits.” And almost one in five people from the United States said in another survey, conducted by the Pew Research Center in Washington, D.C., that they’ve seen or been in the presence of a ghost. On ghost-hunting TV shows, people use scientific equipment to attempt to record or measure spirit activity. And numerous creepy photos and videos make it seem like ghosts exist. However, none of these offer good evid

What does being a Hindu mean?  Many of us began having to interrogate ourselves in the late 1980s, when the world media first began to speak and write of ‘Hindu fundamentalism’. This was odd, because we knew of Hinduism as a religion without fundamentals: no founder or prophet, no organised church, no compulsory beliefs or rites of worship, no uniform conception of the ‘good life’, no single sacred book.  In many languages, French and Persian amongst them, the word for ‘Indian’ is ‘Hindu’. Originally, Hindu simply meant the people beyond the River Sindhu, or Indus. Due to linguistic barriers, they could not pronounce the letter "S" correctly in their native tongue and mispronounced it as "H." Thus, for the ancient Persians, the word "Sindhu" became "Hindu."  But the Indus is now in Islamic Pakistan; and to make matters worse, the word ‘Hindu’ did not exist in any Indian language till its use by foreigners gave Indians a te