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Play popular Vishnu devotional songs. Conceived as the Preserver or the Protector of the universe, Lord Vishnu is one of the most significant deities in Hinduism. Lord Rama and Krishna are his incarnations. He is also fondly known as Narayana and Hari.

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Автор: Шри Вьяса Двайпаяна. Перевод: Александр Драгилев (Свами Б.Ч. Бхарати). Текст читает: Сергей Русскин (Сундар Дути дас). Муз. оформление: Алексей Лукьянов (Аджита Кришна дас). В Ведах определены четыре цели человеческой жизни — здоровье, материальное благополучие, честное имя и свобода — и изложены способы их достижения. Но, записав Веды, античный мудрец Вьяса пришел к выводу, что ничто из вышеперечисленного не делает человека счастливым. И тогда по наставлению своего учителя Нарады, он написал Шримад Бхагаватам, где призвал людей отказаться от всего, к чему призывают Веды. Книга Вьясы представляет собой беседу между Императором древнего мира Парикшитом и блаженным странником Шукадевой. Император, узнав о том, что должен умереть через семь дней, оставил трон, семью, друзей и отправился на берег Ганги, чтобы там, в раздумьях об истинных ценностях, вступить в Вечность.

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Listen to popular Krishan Bhajan and make your Janmashtami Special every year. In this podcast, you will be listening top 5 Krishan bhajans beautifully sung by Krishan Kumar Budhadev.

மேஷம் முதல் மீனம் வரையிலான 12 ராசிகளுக்கான ராசி பலன்களைக் கணித்துத் தந்திருக்கிறார் ஜோதிடர் ஶ்ரீரங்கம் கார்த்திகேயன் Daily horoscope in Tamil

The Sri Rudram is one of the holiest chants in the Veda. It expounds a sophisticated understanding of God, Īśvara as immanent and transcendental . All that is here in the universe is non-separate from its cause —Īśvara. Everything that is present and everything that comes to light borrows its presence and sentience from Īśvara. The air that we breathe, the sun that lights up the sky, the cool light of the moon, are all manifestations of Īśvara. The entire universe is nothing but Īśvara, but Īśvara, being limitless is not any one thing in universe. Understanding Īśvara in this manner, it is easy to see that Īśvara pervades everything including one’s own body-mind-sense complex. One is never away from Īśvara —in fact, one is Īśvara. Listening to this meaning of this hymn reduces and eliminates the sense of alienation and disconnection that one feels from the Universe, from one’s fellow-beings, and from Īśvara. This oneness is the essence of the vision of Vedanta, gaining which one is free from saṃsāra manifest as sorrow and fear.