Special Homa on Gita Jayanti - 11, December

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Aniketa - The path of detachment

The term 'Aniketa' refers to a person who does not have a fixed abode or attachment to any particular place or thing. It describes someone who is free from the rigid mindset of 'This alone must be done by me.' Such a person lives with a sense of detachment, accepting both pleasure and pain as they come, without being overly influenced by them. His heart is fully immersed in the Supreme Lord, and because of this deep connection with the divine, he easily attains the ultimate liberation or parama kaivalya, which is the state of absolute freedom and union with the Supreme. In summary, an 'Aniketa' is someone who is detached, flexible, and unwavering in their devotion to God, leading him to ultimate spiritual freedom.

Why are the Rishis asking for the essence of all Shastras?

Kaliyuga was approaching. In Kaliyuga people will be less intelligent. They will not have the capacity to differentiate between right and wrong. They will become cruel. They will not be interested in the Supreme truth. They will be only concerned about their own gains and physical pleasures. Their lifespan will be less. Nobody will have the time and interest to learn all the Shastras. If the essence of the Shastras is given to them, then there is a chance that they might use it for their own benefit.

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