Special Homa on Gita Jayanti - 11, December
Pray to Lord Krishna for wisdom, guidance, devotion, peace, and protection by participating in this Homa.
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Vedas are called apaurusheya, meaning they don’t have an author. Vedas make up a repository of timeless knowledge manifested through rishis in the form of mantras.
Imagine a magic show where the magician creates illusions (Maya) that captivate the audience. However, the essence of the show (Brahman) lies beyond these illusions in the magician's skills and the show's conceptual design. In philosophy, Brahman represents the ultimate reality that is beyond Maya (illusion). Understanding this distinction is crucial; while Maya is the deceptive appearance, Brahman is the true, unchanging essence that includes both the essence (Rasa) and power (Bala) of existence.
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