ec7fa8a17afb4ed09668ca3cba134dcd Vedas: THE TRUTH,THE SUMMARY. NEED TO READ, ENCHANT VEDAS.


ॐ नमोः भगवते वासुदेवाय॥

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मंगलम भगवान विष्णुः, मंगलम गरुणध्वजः। मंगलम पुण्डरी काक्षः, मंगलाय तनो हरिः॥

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वन्दे विष्णु भवभयहरं सर्व लौकेक नाथम् ॥

यं ब्रह्मा वरुणैन्द्रु रुद्रमरुत: स्तुन्वानि दिव्यै स्तवैवेदे: ।

सांग पदक्रमोपनिषदै गार्यन्ति यं सामगा: ।

ध्यानावस्थित तद्गतेन मनसा पश्यति यं योगिनो

यस्यातं न विदु: सुरासुरगणा दैवाय तस्मै नम: ॥
What is Upanishad? The Upanishads are the essence of the Vedas. Abstract means squeeze or abbreviate. The Upanishads are the basic foundation of Indian spiritual thought, the source of Indian spiritual philosophy. Whether there is a God or not, a soul or not, how is the universe, etc. All the things of serious, philosophy, yoga, meditation, samadhi, salvation etc. will be found in the Upanishads. Upanishads should be read by every Hindu. Reading these gives true knowledge about God, soul, salvation and the world. The last part of the Vedas is called 'Vedanta'. Only the Vedanta are called Upanishads. There is a discussion of philosophy in the Upanishads. Although the number of Upanishads is 108, but the main 12 are considered, such as - 1. Ish, 2. Cane, 3. Kath, 4. Question, 5. Mundak, 6. Mandukya, 7. Taittiriya, 8. Aitareya, 9. Chandogya, 10. Brihadaranyaka, 11. Kaushitaki and 12. Shvetashvatar. What is conspiracy? Conspiracy from the Vedas: Only after reading the Vedas and Upanishads, 6 sages have created their philosophy. This is called the conspiracy of India. Actually, it is a gradation of the knowledge of the Vedas. These 6 philosophies are - 1. Nyaya, 2. Vaiseshika, 3. Samkhya, 4. Yoga, 5. Mimamsa and 6. Vedanta. According to the Vedas, truth or God cannot be known through any one medium. That is why the Vedas have discussed many routes or mediums. What is there in the Gita? 1 of the 18 chapters of Mahabharata is part of Bhishma festival. The Gita also has a total of 18 chapters. The total verse number of 10 chapters is 700. If someone has arranged the knowledge of Vedas in a new way, then they are Lord Krishna. Therefore, the pocket version of the Vedas is the Gita, which is the only accepted text of the Hindus. No one has enough time to read the Vedas or Upanishads. The Gita is the best scripture for him. It is only after reading the Gita again and again that she starts to understand. Bhakti, Jnana and Karma Marg are discussed in the Gita. It also talks about Yama-niyam and Dharma-karma. The Gita only says that Brahm (God) is one. If you read the Gita again and again, the mystery of its knowledge will be revealed to you. A separate treatise can be written on each word of the Gita. In the Gita, creation origin, organism evolution, Hindu messenger sequence, human origin, yoga, religion, deity, God, God, deity, worship, prayer, Yama-niyam, politics, war, salvation, space, sky, earth, Rites , dynasty, clan, policy, meaning, past birth, life management, nation building, soul, rituals, concept of triple, friendship among all beings, etc. are all known. Shrimad Bhagvadgita is the voice of Yogeshwar Sri Krishna. There is a light of knowledge in each of its verses, which ignites the darkness of ignorance. The Jnana-Bhakti-Karma Yoga routes have been elaborated. By walking on these routes, a person definitely becomes the highest official. Apart from Arjuna, Gita was heard by Sanjay and he narrated to Dhritarashtra. In the Gita, Shri Krishna has said 574, Arjuna 85, Sanjay 40 and Dhritarashtra has said 1 verse. A summary of the wisdom of the above texts point-wise: 1. About God: Brahm (God) is one, which some people call saguna (realization) and some people call it nirguna (formless). Although she is unborn, incestuous. He has neither a father nor a son. He does not control the fate or karma of anyone. Not that he punishes or rewards anyone. It has neither beginning nor end. He is eternal and infinite. It is only by his presence of him that the entire universe is moving. Everything originates from it and eventually merges into it. Brahmalin. 2. About the universe: This visible world is expanding and it is also shrinking from the other side. Millions of sun, stars and earth are born, then its end. One who is born will also die. All are born from the same Brahman and are absorbed in him. This universe is variable. The operation of this world is done automatically by its power, as if the earth is moving with its sun on its axis. In the same way, millions of suns and stars are operating from the lure of a Mahasurya. Similarly, millions of Mahasuryas exist in the world only by the power of that one Brahma. 3. About the soul: The form of the soul is similar to that of Brahm (God). Just as there is a difference between the sun and the lamp, similarly there is a difference between the soul and the divine. This body is operating because the soul is in the body. Just as the entire earth, sun, planetary constellations and stars are also governed by the presence of that one Father. The soul is neither born nor does it die. The soul leaves one body and bears another body. This soul is ajar and immortal. The soul gets 3 bodies by nature - one, which is visible with gross eyes. Secondly, that which is called the subtle body, which is visible only to the meditator and thirdly, the body which causes the body, it is very difficult to see it. He just feels the same soul that lives in him. You and we are both souls. Our names and bodies are different but the inner form is the same. 4. About Heaven and Hell: According to the Vedas, the heaven or hell of the Puranas can be understood with motions. Heaven and Hell are 2 motions. When the soul leaves the body, there are basically 2 types of movements - 1. movement and 2. motion. 1. Agati: A person does not get salvation in Agati, he has to be born again. 2. Speed: In motion, an organism has to go to some world or it attains salvation by its actions. * There are 4 types of Agati - 1. Kshinodarka, 2. Bhoomodarka, 3. Agati and 4. Durgati. * Kshinodarka: In Kshinodarka, the creature again comes to the mortuary as a saint and lives a saintly life. * Bhoomodarka: In the Bhoomodarka he finds happy and opulent life. * Agati: In agati the lowly or animal goes into life. * Durgati: In Durgati he finds life like insects and insects. * There are also 4 types of motion- 4 folk are given under motion- 1. Brahmaloka, 2. Devaloka, 3. Pitruloka and 4. Narkaloka. The Jiva goes to the above realms according to his deeds by him. Travel by three routes: Whenever a person dies or the soul leaves the body and starts the journey, during this time, it gets 3 types of routes. It is said that on which path that soul will be driven and it depends only on his actions di lui. These are 3 routes - Archi Marg, Dhoom Marg and Genesis-Destruction Route. The Archi route is for the journey of Brahmaloka and Devaloka, while the Dhummar takes the journey of Pitruloka and the origin-destruction route is for the journey to Hell. 5. About Dharma and Moksha: According to the scriptures, Dharma means understanding and following Yama and Niyam. The rule is religion. Out of Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha, salvation is the ultimate goal. According to Hinduism, one should think about salvation. What is salvation? The situated soul attains salvation. The meaning of moksha is that the soul is not the body, it is the first step to salvation, by experiencing this truth fully and becoming bodiless and reinforcing one's own existence. 6. About the fast and festival: All the fasts, festivals or pilgrimages of Hinduism have been created only for attaining salvation. Moksha will be attained when a person stays healthy and lives a happy and happy life. Fasting makes the body and mind healthy. The festival delights the mind and the pilgrimage gives birth to quietness and spirituality in the mind and brain. The importance of fasts and festivals made keeping in mind the motions of the weather and planetary constellations is more. Fasting on Chaturthi, Ekadashi, Pradosh, Amavasya, Poornima, Shravan month and Kartik month is best. If all of the above cannot be kept, then keep fast for the whole month of Shravan. In festivals, celebrate Makar Sankranti, Mahashivratri, Navratri, Ramnavami, Krishna Janmashtami and Hanuman Janmotsav. In the festival, celebrate the festival of Shraddha and Kumbh. Fasting brings physical health and peace in life. There are 12 and 12 lunar solstices of the Sun. Festivity is more important in Surya Sankranti, then fasting is more important in Chandra Sankranti. Chaitra, Vaishakh, Jyeshtha, Ashadh, Shravan, Bhadrapada, Ashwin, Karthik, Agahan, Pausha, Magha and Phalgun. Of this, Shravan month is considered the best month among the fasts. Apart from this, fasting is of different importance in Ekadashi, Chaturdashi, Chaturthi, Purnima, Amavasya and Adhikamas of each month. The days elapsed between Saurmas and Chandramas are called Malamas or Adhikamas. Sadhujans keep fast in Chaturmas i.e. 4 months Shravan, Bhadrapada, Ashwin and Kartik. Festivals, festivals and festivals all have different meanings and significance. Each season is a celebration. It is more important to celebrate festivals, festivals or festivals whose origins are not from local tradition or culture, which are mentioned in Vedic scripture, Dharmasutra, Smriti, Purana and Code of Conduct. Some festivals are celebrated according to the solstices of Chandra and Surya. There are 12 Surya Sankrantis with 4 major ones - Capricorn, Aries, Libra and Cancer. Makar Sankranti is important in these 4. Chhath, Sankranti and Kumbh are the famous festivals for Suryopasana. Among the festivals are Ramnavami, Krishna Janmashtami, Gurpurnima, Vasant Panchami, Hanuman Jayanti, Navratri, Shivratri, Holi, Onam, Deepavali, Ganesh Chaturthi and Rakshabandhan. However, Makar Sankranti and Kumbh are considered supreme among all. 7. About the pilgrimage: There is much virtue of pilgrimage and pilgrimage. Those who are at the time of arbitrary pilgrimage and pilgrimage, their journey has no relation with Sanatana Dharma. Among the pilgrimages, the visit to 4 Dham Jyotirlinga, Amarnath, Shaktipeeth and Saptapuri is important. Ayodhya, Mathura, Kashi and Prayag are considered to be major centers of pilgrimage while Kailash Mansarovar has been considered the highest pilgrimage center. These 4 dhams are Badrinath, Dwarka, Rameshwaram and Jagannathpuri. Somnath, Dwarka, Mahakaleshwar, Srisail, Bhimashankar, Omkareshwar, Kedarnath, Vishwanath, Trimbakeshwar, Rameswaram, Ghrishneshwar and Baidyanath are the two Jyotirlingas. Kashi, Mathura, Ayodhya, Dwarka, Maya, Kanchi and Avanti Ujjain are these Saptapuris. The above mentioned pilgrimage is the only religious one. 8. About Sanskar: There are 16 major types of rites which are the duty of every Hindu to follow. The names of these samskaras are - conception, punsavan, seamantonnayan, jatakarma, naming, eradication, annaprashan, mundan, karnavedhan, vidyabha, upanayana, vedarambha, keshant, samvartan, marriage and funerals. Every Hindu should perform the said ritual in a good manner. It is a sign of man being civilized and Hindu. The above rites should be performed only by Vedic rules. 9. About reading: It is the duty of every Hindu to recite or listen to the Vedas, Upanishads or Gita. It is an act of virtue to study the Upanishads and the Gita on its own and discuss its things with any curious person. But it is considered prohibited to say Vedas to a debater or a confused person. Everyday reading some scriptures gives the blessings of the Dev Shakti. The tradition of reciting Vedas, Upanishads and Gita in Hinduism has been since ancient times. As time changed, people started the tradition of Katha mentioned in the Puranas, while the Vedpath and the Gita text are more important. 10. About Dharma, Karma and Seva: Dharma-karma and seva means that we do such a work that brings peace to our mind and brain and we can open the door to salvation. At the same time our social and national interests are also taken care of, that is, the work that can be done in many ways, such as 1. Fast, 2. Service, 3. Donation of family, society, nation and self , 4. Yajna, 5. Atonement, initiation and going to temple etc. Seva means that firstly it is religious service to help parents, then sister-daughter, then brothers and brothers in any way. After this, serving the handicapped, women, students, monks, doctors and defenders of religion is considered an act of virtue. Apart from this, giving food and water to all creatures, birds, cows, dogs, crows, ants, etc., all of them come in Yajna Karma. 11. About charity: Attachment towards sensory enjoyment is released from charity. The glands of the mind open, which gives benefit in the death. Donation of Dev Aradhana is the simplest and best solution. There are 3 types of donors in the Vedas - 1. uttam, 2. medium and 3. worst. What he gives for the advancement, form, truth education of religion is excellent. The medium he gives for Kirti or selfishness and the one who gives to Vyasagamagnadi, Bhand, Bhate, Panday is considered inferior. In the Puranas, Annadan, Vastradan, Vidyadan, Abhyadana and Dhanadaan are considered to be the best, this is also a virtue. 12. About Yajna: There are 5 main types of Yagya - Brahmayagya, Devyagya, Pitru Yagya, Vishwadeva Yajna and Visiting Yagya. Yajna observance eliminates sage debt, deva loan, ancestral debt, religion loan, nature loan and maternal debt. Performing daily Sandhyavandan, Swadhyaya and Vedapath completes the Brahma Yajna. Devyagya is accomplished by satsang and Agnihotra Karma. Agnihotra Yajna is to do fire with fire. Pitrayagya has also been called Shraddhkarma. This yagna is performed with pinddan, tarpan and child birth. Vishwadev Yajna is also called Bhoot Yajna. Understanding compassion and duty towards all creatures and trees and giving them food and water is called Bhoot Yajna. To serve guests means with guest yagya. Guest Yagya is to help the handicapped, women, students, monks, doctors and defenders of religion. Apart from this, the description of Agnihotra, Ashwamedha, Vajpayee, Somayagya, Rajasuya and Agnichayan are found in the Yajurveda. 13. About visiting the temple: Must visit temple every Thursday. There should not be a temple in the house. Go around the temple and do a circumambulation. In India, the practice of temples, pilgrimage and sacrifice has been practiced since ancient times. It is very important to revolve the temple 7 times (saptapadi). This 7 parikrama is also performed in front of Agni at the time of marriage. This pradakshina was adopted by the religion of Islam which is called Tawaf. Pradakshina is a part of Shodashopchar worship. The practice of pradakshina is ancient. Parikrama also has importance in Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism including Hindus. The 7 circumambulation of the Kaaba in Mecca is prevalent in Islam. The tradition of wearing unstitched white or yellow garments during the puja, pilgrimage, yagandi, holy deeds is also ancient among Hindus since ancient times. Achchaman or purification is a must before going to the temple or the evening ceremony. It is called Vuzu in Islam. 14. About Sandhyavandan: Sandhyavandana is also called Sandhyopasana. Sandhyavandan is done in the temple itself by going to the temple. By the way, the treaty has been considered 8 times. There are 5 important ones in that too. Among the 5, the rise of the sun and the twilight i.e. the 2-time pact is important. At this time, in the temple or seclusion, toilets, Achman, Pranayamadi are prayed to the formless God with Gayatri verses. There are 4 types of Sandhyopasana - 1. Prayer, 2. Meditation, 3. Kirtan and 4. Pooja-Aarti. A person who has reverence does it. 15. About the service of religion: It is the duty of every Hindu to praise religion and to convey the right information about religion to the people. Preaching the knowledge of Vedas, Upanishads and Gita is considered best in the propagation of religion. There are some types of apostles. It is important to read and understand Hinduism. It is important to understand and propagate Hindu religion only. Right knowledge of religion will be given, only then should that knowledge be disclosed to another. Every person must be a missionary. For this, there is no need to wear saffron clothes or become a monk. Praising one's own religion and not listening to evils is the true service of religion. 16. About Mantra: A lot of mantras are mentioned in the Vedas, but only the Pranava and Gayatri mantras have been said to be chanted, the rest of the mantras are special rituals and rituals and rituals, and some rituals, and in the Vedas, by the name Gayatri. There are verses containing thousands of mantras, but the first mantra is considered Gayatri Mantra. Chanting any mantra other than the said mantra is a waste of time and energy. The glory of Gayatri Mantra is well known. The second mantra is Mahamrityunjaya Mantra, but the chanting and rules of the said Mantra is difficult, it should be chanted only by asking any knowledgeable person. 17. About Atonement: Since ancient times, there has been a tradition among Hindus to visit the temple and atone for their sins. The importance of atonement is explained in detail in Smriti and Puranas. In the Guru and Disciple tradition, the Guru describes different ways of atoning his disciple. Atoning for misdeeds is another form of penance. It is prostrated 108 times in front of the deity in the temple, prostrating around the temple and prostrating around the temple and Kavadi i.e. vahara, ie, that tapasarya, that is tapasariya, i.e. that tapasariya, i.e. he tapasya, that is why There, basically, forgiveness of sins is sought from Lord Shiva and Varun Dev, as they have the right to forgive. In Jainism, the Day of Atonement is the Day of Atonement. This rule or tradition of both religions is also included in Christian and Muslim religions. In Christianity it is called 'Confessus' and in Islam 'Kaffara'. 18. About giving initiation: The practice of giving initiation was started by the Vedic sages. In ancient times, initiation was given to make disciples and Brahmins. Initiation was also given when parents sent their children for education. According to Hindu religion, initiation is the direction to the directionless life. Deeksha is an oath, a contract and a resolution. After initiation, a person becomes a Dwij. Dwij means second birth. Second Person. In Sikhism it is called Amrit Sanchar. The tradition of giving this initiation has been practiced in Jainism even since ancient times, although Christianity adopted this tradition from the converted Hindu religion, which they call Bapastima, to convert the diksha to other religions. There are different ways of giving initiation in different religions. In Judaism, circumcision is initiated.



 Vedas: THE TRUTH,THE SUMMARY. NEED TO READ, ENCHANT VEDAS.


 Most Hindus do not have the time to read their own scriptures.  Far from reading the Vedas, Upanishads, they do not read even the Gita while the Gita can be read in 1 hour.  However, in many places, they take time to listen to the Bhagavata Purana or to do a unbroken recitation of the Ramayana or get the story of Satyanarayana done at home.  But you should know that Puranas, Ramayana and Mahabharata are not the scriptures of Hindus, the scriptures are Vedas.


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  The scriptures are divided into 2 parts - Shruti and Smriti.  The scripture Vedas come under Shruti and the memory includes books of history and interpretation of Vedas, Puranas, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Smriti etc.  Vedas are the scriptures of Hindus.  The essence of the Vedas is the Upanishads and the essence of the Upanishads is the Gita.  Let's know what is in the above texts.



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  What's in the Vedas?


  The Vedas are full of knowledge related to almost all subjects like Brahma (God), Deity, Universe, Astrology, Mathematics, Chemistry, Medicine, Nature, Astronomy, Geography, Religious rules, History, Rites, customs etc.  Vedas are 4 - Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvaveda.  The Ayurveda of the Rigveda, the Dhanurveda of the Yajurveda, the Gandharva Veda of the Samaveda and the architectural Veda of the Atharvaveda are respectively described as the Upveda of the four Vedas.

  Rigveda: Rik means status and knowledge.  It has a lot to do with geographical location and mantras of invocation of the gods.  The Rigveda's verses describe the prayers of the deities, hymns and their status in Devaloka.  It also provides information about water therapy, air medicine, solar medicine, manas medicine and treatment by incense etc.


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  Yajurveda: Yaju means dynamic sky and karma.  The Yajurveda has the methods of Yajna and the mantras used in Yajnas.  Apart from Yajna, there is a description of philosophy.  Elementology means mystical knowledge.  Knowledge of the universe, soul, God and matter.  This Veda has 2 branches - Shukla and Krishna.


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  Samaveda: The Meaning and Transformation of Sama.  Mildness and worship.  This Veda is the musical form of the Rigveda's verses.  There is mention about the gods of Savita, Agni and Indra.  There is also a reference to classical music and dance.  This Veda is considered to be the root of musicology.  There is also a description of the science and psychology of music.




  Atharvaveda: Tharva means vibration and Atharva means vibration.  This Veda mentions mystical studies, herbs, miracles and Ayurveda etc.  Knowledge of Indian tradition and astrology is also found in it.

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  What is Upanishad?


  The Upanishads are the essence of the Vedas.  Abstract means squeeze or abbreviate.  The Upanishads are the basic foundation of Indian spiritual thought, the source of Indian spiritual philosophy.  Whether there is a God or not, a soul or not, how is the universe, etc.  All the things of serious, philosophy, yoga, meditation, samadhi, salvation etc.  will be found in the Upanishads.  Upanishads should be read by every Hindu.  Reading these gives true knowledge about God, soul, salvation and the world.




  The last part of the Vedas is called 'Vedanta'.  Only the Vedanta are called Upanishads.  There is a discussion of philosophy in the Upanishads.  Although the number of Upanishads is 108, but the main 12 are considered, such as - 


1. Ish, 2. Cane, 3. Kath, 4. Question, 5. Mundak, 6. Mandukya, 7. Taittiriya, 8. Aitareya,  9. Chandogya, 10. Brihadaranyaka, 11. Kaushitaki and 12. Shvetashvatar.




  What is conspiracy?


  Conspiracy from the Vedas: Only after reading the Vedas and Upanishads, 6 sages have created their philosophy.  This is called the conspiracy of India.  Actually, it is a gradation of the knowledge of the Vedas.  These 6 philosophies are - 1. Nyaya, 2. Vaiseshika, 3. Samkhya, 4. Yoga, 5. Mimamsa and 6. Vedanta.  According to the Vedas, truth or God cannot be known through any one medium.  That is why the Vedas have discussed many routes or mediums.




  What is there in the Gita?


  1 of the 18 chapters of Mahabharata is part of Bhishma festival.  The Gita also has a total of 18 chapters.  The total verse number of 10 chapters is 700. If someone has arranged the knowledge of Vedas in a new way, then they are Lord Krishna.  Therefore, the pocket version of the Vedas is the Gita, which is the only accepted text of the Hindus.  No one has enough time to read the Vedas or Upanishads.  The Gita is the best scripture for him.  It is only after reading the Gita again and again that she starts to understand.




  Bhakti, Jnana and Karma Marg are discussed in the Gita.  It also talks about Yama-niyam and Dharma-karma.  The Gita only says that Brahm (God) is one.  If you read the Gita again and again, the mystery of its knowledge will be revealed to you.  A separate treatise can be written on each word of the Gita.




  In the Gita, creation origin, organism evolution, Hindu messenger sequence, human origin, yoga, religion, deity, God, God, deity, worship, prayer, Yama-niyam, politics, war, salvation, space, sky, earth, Rites  , dynasty, clan, policy, meaning, past birth, life management, nation building, soul, rituals, concept of triple, friendship among all beings, etc.  are all known.




  Shrimad Bhagvadgita is the voice of Yogeshwar Sri Krishna.  There is a light of knowledge in each of its verses, which ignites the darkness of ignorance.  The Jnana-Bhakti-Karma Yoga routes have been elaborated.  By walking on these routes, a person definitely becomes the highest official.  Apart from Arjuna, Gita was heard by Sanjay and he narrated to Dhritarashtra.  In the Gita, Shri Krishna has said 574, Arjuna 85, Sanjay 40 and Dhritarashtra has said 1 verse.




  A summary of the wisdom of the above texts point-wise:


  1. About God:


  Brahm (God) is one, which some people call saguna (realization) and some people call it nirguna (formless).  Although she is unborn, incestuous.  He has neither a father nor a son.  He does not control the fate or karma of anyone.  Not that he punishes or rewards anyone.  It has neither beginning nor end.  He is eternal and infinite.  It is only by his presence of him that the entire universe is moving.  Everything originates from it and eventually merges into it.  Brahmalin.




  2. About the universe:


  This visible world is expanding and it is also shrinking from the other side.  Millions of sun, stars and earth are born, then its end.  One who is born will also die.  All are born from the same Brahman and are absorbed in him.  This universe is variable.  The operation of this world is done automatically by its power, as if the earth is moving with its sun on its axis.  In the same way, millions of suns and stars are operating from the lure of a Mahasurya.  Similarly, millions of Mahasuryas exist in the world only by the power of that one Brahma.




  3. About the soul:


  The form of the soul is similar to that of Brahm (God).  Just as there is a difference between the sun and the lamp, similarly there is a difference between the soul and the divine.  This body is operating because the soul is in the body.  Just as the entire earth, sun, planetary constellations and stars are also governed by the presence of that one Father.




  The soul is neither born nor does it die.  The soul leaves one body and bears another body.  This soul is ajar and immortal.  The soul gets 3 bodies by nature - one, which is visible with gross eyes.  Secondly, that which is called the subtle body, which is visible only to the meditator and thirdly, the body which causes the body, it is very difficult to see it.  He just feels the same soul that lives in him.  You and we are both souls.  Our names and bodies are different but the inner form is the same.




  4. About Heaven and Hell:


  According to the Vedas, the heaven or hell of the Puranas can be understood with motions.  Heaven and Hell are 2 motions.  When the soul leaves the body, there are basically 2 types of movements - 1. movement and 2. motion.




  1. Agati: A person does not get salvation in Agati, he has to be born again.


  2. Speed: In motion, an organism has to go to some world or it attains salvation by its actions.




  * There are 4 types of Agati - 1. Kshinodarka, 2. Bhoomodarka, 3. Agati and 4. Durgati.




  * Kshinodarka: In Kshinodarka, the creature again comes to the mortuary as a saint and lives a saintly life.


  * Bhoomodarka: In the Bhoomodarka he finds happy and opulent life.


  * Agati: In agati the lowly or animal goes into life.


  * Durgati: In Durgati he finds life like insects and insects.




  * There are also 4 types of motion- 4 folk are given under motion- 1. Brahmaloka, 2. Devaloka, 3. Pitruloka and 4. Narkaloka.  The Jiva goes to the above realms according to his deeds by him.




  Travel by three routes:


  Whenever a person dies or the soul leaves the body and starts the journey, during this time, it gets 3 types of routes.  It is said that on which path that soul will be driven and it depends only on his actions di lui.  These are 3 routes - Archi Marg, Dhoom Marg and Genesis-Destruction Route.  The Archi route is for the journey of Brahmaloka and Devaloka, while the Dhummar takes the journey of Pitruloka and the origin-destruction route is for the journey to Hell.




  5. About Dharma and Moksha:


  According to the scriptures, Dharma means understanding and following Yama and Niyam.  The rule is religion.  Out of Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha, salvation is the ultimate goal.  According to Hinduism, one should think about salvation.  What is salvation?  The situated soul attains salvation.  The meaning of moksha is that the soul is not the body, it is the first step to salvation, by experiencing this truth fully and becoming bodiless and reinforcing one's own existence.


 

  6. About the fast and festival:


  All the fasts, festivals or pilgrimages of Hinduism have been created only for attaining salvation.  Moksha will be attained when a person stays healthy and lives a happy and happy life.  Fasting makes the body and mind healthy.  The festival delights the mind and the pilgrimage gives birth to quietness and spirituality in the mind and brain.




  The importance of fasts and festivals made keeping in mind the motions of the weather and planetary constellations is more.  Fasting on Chaturthi, Ekadashi, Pradosh, Amavasya, Poornima, Shravan month and Kartik month is best.  If all of the above cannot be kept, then keep fast for the whole month of Shravan.  In festivals, celebrate Makar Sankranti, Mahashivratri, Navratri, Ramnavami, Krishna Janmashtami and Hanuman Janmotsav.  In the festival, celebrate the festival of Shraddha and Kumbh.




  Fasting brings physical health and peace in life.  There are 12 and 12 lunar solstices of the Sun. Festivity is more important in Surya Sankranti, then fasting is more important in Chandra Sankranti.  Chaitra, Vaishakh, Jyeshtha, Ashadh, Shravan, Bhadrapada, Ashwin, Karthik, Agahan, Pausha, Magha and Phalgun.  Of this, Shravan month is considered the best month among the fasts.  Apart from this, fasting is of different importance in Ekadashi, Chaturdashi, Chaturthi, Purnima, Amavasya and Adhikamas of each month.  The days elapsed between Saurmas and Chandramas are called Malamas or Adhikamas.  Sadhujans keep fast in Chaturmas i.e.  4 months Shravan, Bhadrapada, Ashwin and Kartik.




  Festivals, festivals and festivals all have different meanings and significance.  Each season is a celebration.  It is more important to celebrate festivals, festivals or festivals whose origins are not from local tradition or culture, which are mentioned in Vedic scripture, Dharmasutra, Smriti, Purana and Code of Conduct.  Some festivals are celebrated according to the solstices of Chandra and Surya.  There are 12 Surya Sankrantis with 4 major ones - Capricorn, Aries, Libra and Cancer.  Makar Sankranti is important in these 4. Chhath, Sankranti and Kumbh are the famous festivals for Suryopasana.  Among the festivals are Ramnavami, Krishna Janmashtami, Gurpurnima, Vasant Panchami, Hanuman Jayanti, Navratri, Shivratri, Holi, Onam, Deepavali, Ganesh Chaturthi and Rakshabandhan.  However, Makar Sankranti and Kumbh are considered supreme among all.




  7. About the pilgrimage:


  There is much virtue of pilgrimage and pilgrimage.  Those who are at the time of arbitrary pilgrimage and pilgrimage, their journey has no relation with Sanatana Dharma.  Among the pilgrimages, the visit to 4 Dham Jyotirlinga, Amarnath, Shaktipeeth and Saptapuri is important.  Ayodhya, Mathura, Kashi and Prayag are considered to be major centers of pilgrimage while Kailash Mansarovar has been considered the highest pilgrimage center.  These 4 dhams are Badrinath, Dwarka, Rameshwaram and Jagannathpuri.  Somnath, Dwarka, Mahakaleshwar, Srisail, Bhimashankar, Omkareshwar, Kedarnath, Vishwanath, Trimbakeshwar, Rameswaram, Ghrishneshwar and Baidyanath are the two Jyotirlingas.  Kashi, Mathura, Ayodhya, Dwarka, Maya, Kanchi and Avanti Ujjain are these Saptapuris.  The above mentioned pilgrimage is the only religious one.




  8. About Sanskar:


  There are 16 major types of rites which are the duty of every Hindu to follow.  The names of these samskaras are - conception, punsavan, seamantonnayan, jatakarma, naming, eradication, annaprashan, mundan, karnavedhan, vidyabha, upanayana, vedarambha, keshant, samvartan, marriage and funerals.  Every Hindu should perform the said ritual in a good manner.  It is a sign of man being civilized and Hindu.  The above rites should be performed only by Vedic rules.




  9. About reading:


  It is the duty of every Hindu to recite or listen to the Vedas, Upanishads or Gita.  It is an act of virtue to study the Upanishads and the Gita on its own and discuss its things with any curious person.  But it is considered prohibited to say Vedas to a debater or a confused person.  Everyday reading some scriptures gives the blessings of the Dev Shakti.  The tradition of reciting Vedas, Upanishads and Gita in Hinduism has been since ancient times.  As time changed, people started the tradition of Katha mentioned in the Puranas, while the Vedpath and the Gita text are more important.





  10. About Dharma, Karma and Seva:



 Dharma-karma and seva means that we do such a work that brings peace to our mind and brain and we can open the door to salvation.  At the same time our social and national interests are also taken care of, that is, the work that can be done in many ways, such as 1. Fast, 2. Service, 3. Donation of family, society, nation and self  , 4. Yajna, 5. Atonement, initiation and going to temple etc.





 Seva means that firstly it is religious service to help parents, then sister-daughter, then brothers and brothers in any way.  After this, serving the handicapped, women, students, monks, doctors and defenders of religion is considered an act of virtue.  Apart from this, giving food and water to all creatures, birds, cows, dogs, crows, ants, etc., all of them come in Yajna Karma.





 11. About charity:



 Attachment towards sensory enjoyment is released from charity.  The glands of the mind open, which gives benefit in the death.  Donation of Dev Aradhana is the simplest and best solution.  There are 3 types of donors in the Vedas - 1. uttam, 2. medium and 3. worst.  What he gives for the advancement, form, truth education of religion is excellent.  The medium he gives for Kirti or selfishness and the one who gives to Vyasagamagnadi, Bhand, Bhate, Panday is considered inferior.  In the Puranas, Annadan, Vastradan, Vidyadan, Abhyadana and Dhanadaan are considered to be the best, this is also a virtue.





 12. About Yajna:



 There are 5 main types of Yagya - Brahmayagya, Devyagya, Pitru Yagya, Vishwadeva Yajna and Visiting Yagya.  Yajna observance eliminates sage debt, deva loan, ancestral debt, religion loan, nature loan and maternal debt.  Performing daily Sandhyavandan, Swadhyaya and Vedapath completes the Brahma Yajna.  Devyagya is accomplished by satsang and Agnihotra Karma.  Agnihotra Yajna is to do fire with fire.  Pitrayagya has also been called Shraddhkarma.  This yagna is performed with pinddan, tarpan and child birth.  Vishwadev Yajna is also called Bhoot Yajna.  Understanding compassion and duty towards all creatures and trees and giving them food and water is called Bhoot Yajna.  To serve guests means with guest yagya.  Guest Yagya is to help the handicapped, women, students, monks, doctors and defenders of religion.  Apart from this, the description of Agnihotra, Ashwamedha, Vajpayee, Somayagya, Rajasuya and Agnichayan are found in the Yajurveda.





 13. About visiting the temple:



 Must visit temple every Thursday.  There should not be a temple in the house.  Go around the temple and do a circumambulation.  In India, the practice of temples, pilgrimage and sacrifice has been practiced since ancient times.  It is very important to revolve the temple 7 times (saptapadi).  This 7 parikrama is also performed in front of Agni at the time of marriage.  This pradakshina was adopted by the religion of Islam which is called Tawaf.  Pradakshina is a part of Shodashopchar worship.  The practice of pradakshina is ancient.  Parikrama also has importance in Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism including Hindus.  The 7 circumambulation of the Kaaba in Mecca is prevalent in Islam.  The tradition of wearing unstitched white or yellow garments during the puja, pilgrimage, yagandi, holy deeds is also ancient among Hindus since ancient times.  Achchaman or purification is a must before going to the temple or the evening ceremony.  It is called Vuzu in Islam.





 14. About Sandhyavandan:



 Sandhyavandana is also called Sandhyopasana.  Sandhyavandan is done in the temple itself by going to the temple.  By the way, the treaty has been considered 8 times.  There are 5 important ones in that too.  Among the 5, the rise of the sun and the twilight i.e. the 2-time pact is important.  At this time, in the temple or seclusion, toilets, Achman, Pranayamadi are prayed to the formless God with Gayatri verses.  There are 4 types of Sandhyopasana - 1. Prayer, 2. Meditation, 3. Kirtan and 4. Pooja-Aarti.  A person who has reverence does it.





 15. About the service of religion:



 It is the duty of every Hindu to praise religion and to convey the right information about religion to the people.  Preaching the knowledge of Vedas, Upanishads and Gita is considered best in the propagation of religion.  There are some types of apostles.  It is important to read and understand Hinduism.  It is important to understand and propagate Hindu religion only.  Right knowledge of religion will be given, only then should that knowledge be disclosed to another.  Every person must be a missionary.  For this, there is no need to wear saffron clothes or become a monk.  Praising one's own religion and not listening to evils is the true service of religion.





  16. About Mantra:



 A lot of mantras are mentioned in the Vedas, but only the Pranava and Gayatri mantras have been said to be chanted, the rest of the mantras are special rituals and rituals and rituals, and some rituals, and in the Vedas, by the name Gayatri.  There are verses containing thousands of mantras, but the first mantra is considered Gayatri Mantra.  Chanting any mantra other than the said mantra is a waste of time and energy.  The glory of Gayatri Mantra is well known.  The second mantra is Mahamrityunjaya Mantra, but the chanting and rules of the said Mantra is difficult, it should be chanted only by asking any knowledgeable person.





  17. About Atonement:



 Since ancient times, there has been a tradition among Hindus to visit the temple and atone for their sins.  The importance of atonement is explained in detail in Smriti and Puranas.  In the Guru and Disciple tradition, the Guru describes different ways of atoning his disciple.  Atoning for misdeeds is another form of penance.  It is prostrated 108 times in front of the deity in the temple, prostrating around the temple and prostrating around the temple and Kavadi i.e. vahara, ie, that tapasarya, that is tapasariya, i.e. that tapasariya, i.e. he tapasya, that is why  There, basically, forgiveness of sins is sought from Lord Shiva and Varun Dev, as they have the right to forgive.  In Jainism, the Day of Atonement is the Day of Atonement.  This rule or tradition of both religions is also included in Christian and Muslim religions.  In Christianity it is called 'Confessus' and in Islam 'Kaffara'.





 18. About giving initiation:



 The practice of giving initiation was started by the Vedic sages.  In ancient times, initiation was given to make disciples and Brahmins.  Initiation was also given when parents sent their children for education.  According to Hindu religion, initiation is the direction to the directionless life.  Deeksha is an oath, a contract and a resolution.  After initiation, a person becomes a Dwij.  Dwij means second birth.  Second Person.  In Sikhism it is called Amrit Sanchar.





 The tradition of giving this initiation has been practiced in Jainism even since ancient times, although Christianity adopted this tradition from the converted Hindu religion, which they call Bapastima, to convert the diksha to other religions.  There are different ways of giving initiation in different religions.  In Judaism, circumcision is initiated.

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