CONNECT YOUR INTELLECT WITH SOUL

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. We, Genz, have so much potential to do things that are beyond our boundaries. Thanks to god for giving us higher intellectual powers from a small generation. Throughout our journey, we are in search of one thing called (HAPPINESS). Happiness is not a thing that can be borrowed by others, Happiness is not a thing that can be dependable on material things which are around us. So start thinking about how we can be happy by doing flex on social media, and by living a luxurious life even a beggar is happy with whatever is with him. Harsh but true in search of happiness we fail to live a simple life we are not ready to live a simple life; we made ourselves so dependable on social media and material things around us. Simple life indeed to be happy with whatever we have to thank our parents for giving us so much life to live. But accept our desires to be the best friends in our entire journey....

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. Chanakya (Chanakya, 375–283 BCE) was an ancient Indian polymath who was active as a teacher, author, strategist, philosopher, economist, jurist, and politician. He is traditionally identified as Kauṭilya or Vishnugupta, who authored the ancient Indian political treatise, the Arthashastra,[3] a text dated to roughly between the fourth century BCE and the third century CE. As such, he is considered the pioneer of the field of political science and economics in India, and his work is thought of as an important precursor to classical economics. His works were lost near the end of the Gupta Empire in the sixth century CE and not rediscovered until the early 20th century. Around 321 BCE, Chanakya assisted the first Mauryan emperor Chandragupta in his rise to power and is widely credited for having played an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Empire. Chanakya served as the ...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE.  The Tapestry of Friendship. Sanskrit, the ancient language of India, offers a treasure trove of words for friendship, each capturing a different nuance. One such term is "maitrī", signifying the warm bond of understanding, kindness, and goodwill. Like this rich vocabulary, friendships are multifaceted, evolving and taking on various roles in our lives. A stranger transformed into a confidante. A good friend who blossoms into a " sahodara ", a brother from another mother, offering unwavering support like family through life's ups and downs. These " suhṛd " (good friends) are a blessing, showering us with unconditional love and trust, accepting our apologies and thanks with grace. They witness our vulnerabilities, share our joys, and choose to walk beside us even through our struggles, patiently enduring our occasional grumbles. Sometimes, the most unex...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. Dance of Love. In the tapestry of life, relationships are threads woven with the vibrant colors of love, expectation, and heartbreak. We yearn for connection, for the warmth of belonging, and dream of building havens within the embrace of family, partners, and friends. Yet, in the pursuit of "perfect" relationships, we can inadvertently squeeze the breath out of the very thing we seek - love. Yes, love, that ethereal force, pulsates with the power to create and destroy. It thrives on freedom, on genuine connections, and on the tender exchange of emotions. But in today's world, love seems to have taken a detour, snagged on the barbed hooks of fleeting attraction and societal pressures. We readily throw the term "love" around, mistaking a spark of fleeting desire for the embers of lasting affection. We fall for facades, enchanted by superficial beauty and overlook...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. SHIV. SHAKTI. Travelling long back to Brahma Loka the God of all Gods, Lord Shiva was passionately in love with Mahasahkti and Lord Shiva wanted to marry Mahashakti. Mahasahkti is the divine mother she is the creative force who manifests the entire universe including all the Gods and Goddesses. She is the active side of Brahman the absolute cause of the universe (Soul) that contains everything but is neutral, non-active, beyond it all. Mahashakti is too unvisual to marry anybody. Mahashakti tried to explain this to Shiva but lord shiva was in deep love with her. Unfortunately, she had to reject his love humbly, later Shiva did nothing but sit in the cave and meditate. Without his presence, the world started to fall apart. The evolutionary cycle of creation, supervision, and devastation lost its dynamism and began to run down. The other good tried to persuade Shiva to bring back to work...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. NATURE'S CUDDLING  Breath of Fresh Air: Finding Peace and Purpose in Nature Escaping the monotony of spreadsheets and office walls, immersing ourselves in the world of nature, is truly one of life's greatest joys. Stepping into a sun-dappled forest, feeling the soft breeze caress our skin, and hearing the rustle of leaves beneath our feet instantly washes away the clutter of every day worries. Nature, a potent alchemist, transforms our minds, replacing anxious thoughts with a sense of quiet serenity. The sweet perfume of wildflowers, far more intoxicating than any store-bought fragrance, invigorates our senses. With each breath of fresh air, unburdened by stale air conditioning, we forgive ourselves for past missteps and embrace the present moment. Like a prisoner released from confinement, taking a walk in nature sets us free, allowing us to reconnect with our true selves. In...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. ARDHANARISHVAR.  HISTORY OF ARDHANARISHVAR. The earliest Ardbanarishwar dates to the Kushan period starting from the first century CE. Its iconography evolved and was perfected in the Gupta era. Adrfhanarishwar represents the synthesis of masculine and feminine energies of the universe (Purusha and Prakriti) Shiva is the male principle of God and Shakti also known as Parvati is the female principle of God. The principles are exalted as the root and womb of all creation. This is trying to manifest that the masculine and the feminine are equally divided within yourself. SYMBOLIZATION OF ARDHANARISHWAR. Ardhanarishwar is the form of the Hindu deity Shiva combined with his wife Parvati. Adrdhanarsishwar is depicted as half-male and half-female. The right half of the shiva is male and the left half of his is female Parvati. SIGNIFICANCE OF ARDHANARISHVAR. Ardhanarishvara form...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. MUDRAS HISTORY OF MUDRAS   The term "mudra" is a Sanskrit word that means gesture. Mudras are the hand gestures or positions used to channel the flow of energy in our body in a certain way they are practiced during meditation. There are different types of mudras each aimed at channelling energy to a specific area of the body. Therefore, yoga mudras can create a flow of energy throughout one's body. Combining mudras, meditation is a powerful method that gives us maximum results. The history of yoga brings us back to prehistoric times when ancient Egyptian and Eastern civilizations were established. When the early civilizations grew, images of various gods and goddesses commonly showed them sitting or standing with their hands in one of many mudras. In India, mudras are used in ritual dance and also mudras are used to control our stress and intonation. As religion develope...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. GURU-SHISHYA. The word guru is derived from Sanskrit which means (gu) darkness (ru) remover. IMPORTANCE OF GURU  IN MY LIFE  For me, my guru (mentor) is Dr Radha Krishan Pillai. I never met him personally but reading Pillai sir's Chanakya In You has changed my life through this book. Chanakya in You is one of the first and best books that I have read in my life it changed my intentions, mindset, and behavior.  I started my new hobby of reading and writing. A book named Chankaya in You blew up my mind and mindset, perspective when looking towards the world. . By reading this book I never had the habit of reading and writing but it started building my self-confidence and exploring new things in life. I was afraid of writing and sharing knowledge whatever I had. I stood up confident made the website and started writing. I was a pure atheist before reading this book but...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. PRAJNANAM BRAHMA BEFORE READING TAT TAVAM ASI PLEASE READ THE 1 MAHAVAKYA  1) AHAM BRAHAMASMI,    https://evarablog.blogspot.com/2023/11/decoding-1-mahavakyas.html 2)TAT TAVAM ASI,  https://evarablog.blogspot.com/2023/12/tat-tvam-asi.html 3) AYAM ATMA BRAHMA    https://evarablog.blogspot.com/2023/12/disclaimer-before-reading-topic.html FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF PRAJNANAM BARHMA. Prajnanam Brahma is Mahavakya found in Aitareya Upanishad of the Rigveda. In Sanskrit Prajnanam Brahma means consciousness is Brahma(soul). Prajnanam is divided into two words praj nanam  Praj(Intelligence) nanam(knowledge) In Chanakya neeti Chanakya says  यस्य नास्ति स्वयं प्रज्ञा शास्त्रं तस्य करोति किम् । लोचनाभ्यां विहीनस्य दर्पणः किं करिष्यति ll In this verse, Chanakya says people gain  knowledge by studying with the help of their guru But some people n...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE.    Ayam Atma Brahma. BEFORE READING TAT TAVAM ASI PLEASE READ THE 1 MAHAVAKYA AHAM BRAHAMASMI FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF TAT TVAM ASI  https://evarablog.blogspot.com/2023/11/decoding-1-mahavakyas.html https://evarablog.blogspot.com/2023/12/tat-tvam-asi.html SYMBOLIZATION OF AYAM ATMA BRAHMA Ayam Atma Brahma is a Mahavakya found in the Mandukya Upanishad of the Atharvaveda. According to the Guru Gita, Ayam Atma Brahma is a statement of practice. In Sanskrit Ayam Atma Brahma: This Self Is Brahma (Soul). SIGNIFICANCE OF GURU GITA According to the Guru Gita, the Guru Gita is a s Hindu scripture that is said to have been authored by the sage Vyasa. The verses of the scripture may also be chanted. The text is part of the larger Skanda Purana. There are several versions of the Guru Gita, varying from around 100 to over 400 verses. Another view is that Guru Gita is part ...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE.   TAT TVAM ASI. BEFORE READING TAT TAVAM ASI PLEASE READ THE 1 MAHAVAKYA AHAM BRAHAMASMI FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF TAT TVAM ASI  https://evarablog.blogspot.com/?m=1 Tat Tvam Asi is great Mahavakya from our ancient scriptures which means you are the pure soul, you are the real existence itself. In Sanskrit Tat Tvam Asi means Tat(that), Tvam(you), Asi(you are). This Mantra is referred to from the 6th Adhaya from Chandogaya Upanishad of Sam Veda. Katha of Rishi Uddalak and Shwetaketu. There was a saint called Rishi Uddalaka and his son called shwetaketu. When Shwetaketu was a small child, his father felt that his mind was not engaged in reading the Vedas so Rishi Uddalak got nervous. Rishi Uddalak feels that if the son does not learn the Vedas, he will go away from the Brahmin tradition, so he panics and urges him to study the Vedas seriously and if needed, take the foo...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. Aham brahmasmi Aham brahmasmi is derived from Advaita philosophy which means I am Brahman. Aham Brahmasmi is from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, found in Yajur Veda. As one of the Principal Upanishads, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad is one of the oldest scriptures in Hinduism and is considered to be an ancient source of spiritual wisdom 1) Aham Brahmasmi: I Am The Divine Soul. 2) Tat Tvam Asi: That Thou Art. 3) Ayam Atma Brahma: This Self Is Brahma.  4) Prajnanam Brahma: Consciousness Is Brahma Aham Brahmasmi refers to the unity of Atman(the individual self or soul) with Brahman(universal consciousness of the absolute). The meaning of Aham Brahmasmi in Sanskrit.Aham(I) Brahma(divine) Asmi(am). I am a divine soul understanding one connection to a higher self. Symbolization of Aham Brahmasmi. Aham Brahmasmi is from the Brihadarayaka.Uapanishad.Found in Yajur Veda. One of the prin...

 DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. MANDIRA.  Mandira is derived from the Sanskrit word that means Manas(imagination) and Dhiraya(gets comfort). As a human, we fail to recognize what is shattering in our minds, we fail to recognize how thoughts occur in our minds, and we do not even try to analyze what's going on inside our heads. Mind is our biggest enemy and our best friend as well. If we sat with our eyes closed daily at least for 10 mins. If you are getting unusual thoughts let them come you have to analyze and feel the thoughts and try to get solutions to them. If it's making you regret your past karma accept your mistakes and start working on them. Everyone makes mistakes but few of them fail to learn from them and learn something new from it. Everything happens for a reason and the cause of the problems is ourselves but we blame others for our own mistakes. Our anger is the biggest enemy in our lif...

Today is an auspicious day to Celebrate Deepavali, This festival lights up every home and makes them shine with love, compassion, kindness, and joy. The Whole of India will start lighting only when we unite and stop burning crackers, Light up your intellect and take the initiative not to burn crackers and make our country free from pollution. Evara Blogs wishes you and your family a pleased Deepavali❤️. DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. SYMBOLIZATION OF DIWALI. In ancient times diwali was known as Deepavali, in Sanskrit Deepavali in Sanskrit Deepa means (light) vali means (series). Deepavali is the festival of celebrating the victory of Light over darkness. Diwali is celebrated between The months of Ashwin and Kartika mid of September and mid-November. Diwali is also Celebrated when Lord Rama, Lakshmana, Sita, and Hanuman return to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile, and in Dwapara yuga Krishna defeats Narkashura. Th...