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Dual and Non-Dual Knowledge – Tripura Rahasya
05.06.2026

Dual knowledge relates to worship and non-dual knowledge to realisation. Dual knowledge is manifold because it depends on the concept of duality and manifests as worship, prayer, incarnation, meditation etc., all of which are due to nothing more than mental imagery.
Worship of Abstract Intelligence in a concrete form is not only useful but essential for non-dual realisation. For how can one be made fit for it without Her benediction.
The Self is Abstract Intelligence free from thought. The knower, knowledge and the known are not real as different entities. When differentiation among them is destroyed, their true nature is evident in the resulting non-dual consciousness, which is also the state of emancipation.
Intense devotion signifies mental abstraction as the devotee loses himself in the desired object. It will mean emancipation itself. For such unwavering devotion must certainly succeed and success is only a question of time – which may be days, months, years, or even the next birth, according as the predispositions are light or dense.

​Evil Propensities -
The intellect is ordinarily befouled by evil propensities and so nothing good flourishes there.
  1. First propensity - Want of faith has its root in unfavourable logic. Give it up and take to approved logic as found in holy books and expounded by a Guru. Then enlightenment becomes possible and faith results. Thus ends the first evil propensity.
  2. The second propensity, namely desire, prevents the intellect from following the right pursuit. For the mind engrossed in desire cannot engage in a spiritual pursuit. As soon as the thought of pleasure arises, it must be dismissed by the willpower developed by dispassion.  In this way, second evil propensity is overcome.
  3. The third propensity – Dullness resulting from innumerable wicked actions in preceding births, is the worst of the series and hardest to overcome by one’s own efforts. Concentration of mind and understanding of truth are not possible when dullness prevails. There is no remedy for it other than worship of the Goddess oof the Self (adoration, prayer, meditation, etc.). The chief requisite is one-pointed devotion to God.
Stages of Jnanis –
  1. The Jnanis of the lowest order behave like ignorant men in their care for their bodies. They have not attained Sahaja Samadhi (Samadhi unbroken even while engaged in work, etc.). They are in the state of Perfection only when they are calm or composed. They have as much of the body-sense and enjoy pleasure and pain with as much zest as any animal, when they are not engaged in the investigation of the Self. Though they are not always inquiring into the Self, yet there are periods of the perfect state owing to their previous practice and experience.
  2. The middle class of jnanis are never deluded by their bodies. Delusion is the false identification of ‘I’ with the body; this never arises with the more advanced Jnanis, namely the middle class among them. Identification of the Self with the body is attachment to the body. The middle class of Jnanis are never attached to the body. Their minds are mostly dead because of their long practice and continued austerities. They are not engaged in work because they are entirely self-possessed. Just as man moves or speaks in sleep without being aware of his actions, so also this class of yogi does enough work for his minimum requirements without being aware of it. Having transcended the world, he behaves like a drunken man. But he is aware of his actions. His body continues on account of his vasanas (predispositions) and destiny.
  3. Jnanis of the highest class do not identify the Self with the body but remain completely detached from their bodies. Their work is like that of a charioteer driving the chariot, who never identifies himself with the chariot. Similarly, the Jnani is not the body nor the actor; he is pure intelligence. Though entirely detached within from action, to the spectator he seems to be active. He performs his part like an actor in a drama, and plays with the world as a parent does with a child.
Of the two higher orders of Jnanis, the one remains steadfast through his sustained practice and control of mind, whereas the other is so on account of the force of his discrimination and investigation. The difference lies in the merits of their intellect.

Experience of Pleasure and Pain –
Pleasure and pain are apparent to the least among the Sages, but do not leave any mark on them as they do on the ignorant.
  1. The ignorant anticipate pleasure and pain before the enjoyment, recapitulate them after enjoyment, and reflect on them, so they leave a strong impression on their minds. The ignorant are not aware of the pure Self; they see it as always blemished and hence they believe in the reality of objective knowledge. they are therefore affected by the pleasures and pains of life.
  2. Jnanis of the lowest order also enjoy pleasure and pain like the ignorant, but their remembrance of such experiences is frequently broken up by intervals of realisation. Thus, worldly experiences do not leave an impression on their minds. As for the lowest order of Jnanis, these realise the Self off and on, spells of ignorance overtake them whenever they overcome by their predispositions. Then they look upon the body as the Self and the world as real. They are often able to override the old tendencies, and thus there is an ongoing struggle between wisdom and fights against ignorance until falsity is thoroughly blown out, and truth prevails. Therefore, Jnana is indivisible.
  3. Jnanis of middle class, accustomed to control their minds by long-continued austerities, keep their minds in check even while experiencing pleasure and pain, and thus their response to the world is as indistinct as that of a man in sleep, to a gentle breeze playing on him or an ant creeping over his body. Forgetfulness of the Self never overtakes a middle-class Jnani and wrong knowledge never possesses him. However, of his own accord, he brings out some predispositions from his own depths in order to maintain his body according to Parabdha. This is the conduct of an accomplished Jnani. The middle order Jnani is fond of samadhi and voluntarily abides in it. There is accordingly a lapse, however slight, when he is engaged in worldly affairs, or even in the maintenance of his body.
  4. Jnanis of the highest order are left untouched, for they always remain as the burnt skeleton of a cloth (retaining its old shape but useless) after their realisation. Just as an actor is not really affected by the passions which he displays on the stage, so also their Jnanis, always of his perfection, is not affected by seeming pleasures and pains which he regards as a mere illusion, like the horns of a hare.  The accomplished Jnani is always un-forgetful of the Self and picks out his own predispositions according to own choice. The highest Jnani makes no difference between samadhi and worldly transactions. He never finds anything apart from the Self and so there is no lapse for him. Jnanis of the highest order involuntarily and naturally abides in samadhi, and any lapse is impossible for him under any circumstances.
The jnani of the middle order or the highest order has no tinge of karma left in him because he is in perfection and does not perceive anything apart from the Self.

Accomplishment of Wisdom –
Of all the requisites for wisdom, Divine Grace is the most important. He, who has entirely surrendered himself to the Goddess of his own Self is sure to gain wisdom readily.
An intense devotee, though endowed with only a little discipline of other kinds (e.g. dispassion), can readily understand the truth though only theoretically, and expound it to others. Bhakti yoga (the way of devotion) is the best of all and excels all else.
Dispassion, meditation, prayer etc. remain natural to the sage whose mind is pure and unsophisticated. He whom honour and insult, loss or gain, cannot affect, is the sage of the best class. Contentment and purity abide in him. Even the most critical situations do not disturb his peace of mind.

Self-Realisation & Perfect Sage -
Self-realisation differs from all accomplishments in that the fear of death is destroyed once for all.
He who, though engaged in work, does not look upon anything as non-self, is the perfect sage. He who, even while doing his work remains as if asleep, is perfect sage. He who is not influenced by happiness or misery, by pleasure or pain, by desires, doubts or fear, is a perfect Sage. He who realises pleasure, pain and every other phenomenon to be in and of the self, is a perfect sage. He who feels himself pervading all – be they ignorant or emancipated – is a perfect Sage. He who, knowing the trammels of bondage, does not seek release from them and remains in peace, is a perfect sage.
 
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  74. Stages of Yoga - 21.06.2025
  75. Peace (Shanti) Mantras - 25.07.2025
  76. Swasti Vachan - 16.08.2025
  77. Sankalpa - 23.08.2025
  78. Divisions of Yoga - 30.08.2025
  79. Yama -  the Yoga Upanishads Explains - 06.09.2025
  80. Niyama– the Yoga Upanishads Explains - 13.09.2025
  81. Sri Yantra or Sri Chakra - 27.09.2025
  82. Nyasa Puja - 05.10.2025
  83. Supreme Bhakti – Ramayana - 23.01.2026

Deities, Philosophers & Bhakts
  1. Shiva – The Mahakaal – 07.10.2017
  2. Shiva Lingam – The Omnipotent – on 08.10.2017
  3. Bhagwan Vishnu – on 21.01.2018
  4. Avtars of Bhagwan Vishnu – on 21.01.2018
  5. Philosophers of Vaishnavism Movement – on 09.02.2018
  6. Vaishnava Bhakts – on 2.3.2018  
  7. Ashtavakra – the Self-Realised Saint - on 15.12.2018
  8. Jai Shree Hanuman – the Chiranjeevi - on 22.12.2018
  9. Jai Bajrangbali – Perfect combination of Power, Intellect & Devotion - 30.12.2018
  10. Shree Hanuman – the Sankat Mochan - 27.01.2019
  11. Emergence of various forms Deities in Hinduism - 16.03.2019
  12. God (Brahman) – The Hindu Perspective -22.04.2020
  13. ​Shri Krishna, the Almighty - 08.08.2020
  14. Sri Madhvacharya, the dualist - 29.08.2020
  15. ​Sri Rama, the Almighty - 24.10.2020
  16. ​Sri Rama, the Historical Being - 31.10.2020
  17. Sri Ramakrishna – the Incarnation - 28.11.2020
  18. ​Swami Vivekananda – the Monk -16/01/2021
  19. Yogeshwar Shri Krishna, the Purnaavtara -07.02.2021
  20. Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu & a brief story of his life - 27.02.2021
  21. ​Sri Rama & Sri Rama Rajya - 29.01.2022
  22. Archaeological Footprints of Hinduism – Shree Rama & Shree Krishna Ek Yatharth (Reality) - 12.02.2022
  23. ​Shivalinga – Shiva Purana - 14.07.2022
  24. The greatness of Jyotirlingas and their Upalingas - Shiva Purana – 23.07.2022 
  25. ​Tridevi - 30.09.2022
  26. ​Incarnations of Shiva – Shiva Purana - 18.03.2023
  27. Vedic Deities - 14.10.2023
  28. Symbolism of Shiva - 25.11.2023
  29. Shiva, the bestower of blessings – Shiva Purana
    ​- 02.12.2023
  30. The greatness of Shiva – Shiva Purana - 09.12.2023
  31. Ancient Indian Scientists, the first timer in Science & Technology – 11.05.2024​ 
  32. The Shiva for Creation, Sustenance & Dissolution – Shiva Purana - 25.05.2024
  33. The conduct of Sanyasi – Shiva Puran - 12.10.2024
  34. Agni, the Vedic Deity - 23.10.2024
  35. Indra, the King of Vedic Deities - 29.10.2024
  36. Trimurti and their relevance in Modern World - 24.10.2025
  37. Aryabhata – Father of Mathematics - 12.12.2025
  38. Worship of Tulsi (Holy Basil) - 19.12.2025

Travel & Teeratha
  1. Shiv Dham – a way to moksha – on 08.10.2018
  2. Popular ancient Temples of Shree Vishnu & its Avatars – 09.02.2018
  3. Hindu Temples – The Charging Stations – on 21.02.2018
  4. Temples of Shree Hanuman - 13.04.2019
  5. Teerath or Pilgrimage in Hinduism & Divinity-08.06.2019
  6. Popular Temples in Hindustan - 10.08.2019
  7. Ancient Hindu Temples in India - 25.02.2022
  8. Sacred Rivers in Bharat & Shiva Purana - 11.06.2022
  9. Jyotirlinga Somnath – Shiva Purana - 27.07.2022
  10. ​Jyotirlinga Mallikarjuna – Shiva Purana - 30.07.2022
  11. Jyotirlinga Mahakala or Mahakaleshwar – Shiva Purana - 06.08.2022
  12. ​Jyotirlinga Kashi Vishwanath – Shiva Purana - 13.08.2022
  13. Jyotirlinga Oṃkareshvara or Omkareshwar – Shiva Purana - 27.08.2022
  14. ​Jyotirlinga Kedareshvara – Shiva Purana - 02.09.2022
  15. Jyotirlinga Rameshwaram Ramanatha Swamy – Shiva Purana - 12.09.2022
  16. Jyotirlinga Tryambakshevara – Shiva Purana - 17.09.2022
  17. Jyotirlinga Vaidyanatheshvara – Shiva Purana - 24.09.2022
  18. Jyotirlinga Bhimeshvara or Bhimashankar – Shiva Purana -08.10.2022
  19. Amarnath Shiva Linga Dham - 22.10.2022
  20. Jyotirlinga Ghushmesha or Grishneshwar - Shiva Purana - 20.10.2022
  21. Jyotirlinga Nageshwara – Shiva Purana - 05.11.2022
  22. Ancient Hindu Temples - the centres of prosperity of Hindu civilization - 10.10.2025
     
festivals
  1. Raksha Bandhan – on 09.10.2017
  2. Haryali Teej – on 09.10.2017
  3. Vasant (or Basant) Panchami – on 05.02.2018
  4. Gudi Padwa – on 17.03.2018
  5. Ram Navami – on 17.03.2018
  6. Baisakhi – on 31.03.2018
  7. Holi – Festival of Colours, love & Friendship – on 07.04.2018
  8. Makar Sakranti – Festival of kites, bullfights & bonfires - on 07.04.2018
  9. Krishna Janamashtmi – Birthday of Shree Krishna – 21.04.2018
  10. Ganesh Chaturthi – Festival for wisdom & Prosperity – 21.04.2018
  11. Navaratri – Festival of victory of good over evil – 28.04.2018
  12. Vijay Dashmi or Dussehra – 09.05.2018
  13. Bhai Dooj – Festival of Brothers & Sisters – 06.05.2018
  14. Why Festivals –tool of celebrations – 19.08.2018
  15. Pitra Paksha (Shraddha)–a Period for departed Ancestors - 06.10.2018
  16. Hindu Festivals nurture Relations - 07.08.2021
  17. ​Maha Shivaratri – the festival of auspiciousness - 01.03.2022
  18. The greatness of Mahabala Shivalinga – Shiva Purana - 29.09.2023​
  19. The greatness of Shivaratri – Shiva Purana - 10.08.2025
  20. Reverence of Ancestors for Prosperity - 19.09.2025

ancient wisdom stories
  1. Story of Nachiketa & Yama – The Soul & Brahman – Kathopnishad - 17.06.2018
  2. Story of Shukdevji & King Janaka – The detachment – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana, - 01.07.2018
  3. Samundra Manthan during journey of life – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana – 27.04.2019
  4. Story of Yajnavalkya, Janaka and 1000 cows – Bhadranyaka Upanishad - 31.08.2019
  5. The stories of 24 Avatars of Bhagwan Vishnu – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 28.09.19
  6. The Story of Atamdev and Dhundhukari – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 12.10.2019
  7. The Story of Gajendra Moksha – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 27.10.2019
  8. The story of Namdev ji and Shri Vitdalnath ji – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 02.11.19
  9. The story of Kali and Parikshit – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 09.11.2019
  10. The story of Ajamil – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 25.11.2019
  11. The Story of Namdev ji and a dog – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 01.12.2019
  12. The Story of Jad Bharata (जड़ भरत) and Deer – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 14.12.2019
  13. The Story of Eknath Maharaj & a Muslim – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 20.12.2019
  14. The Story of Sati Anusuya – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 28.12.2019
  15. Story of Pundalik & Vitthal at Pandharpur – Skand Purana 12.01.2020
  16. Story of Ambreesh – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 18.01.2020
  17. Story of Dattatreya and Yaduraja – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 01.02.2020
  18. The Story of Dhruv – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 08.01.2020
  19. The Story of prahlad and Hiranyakashipu – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 22.02.2020
  20. The dialogues between Prahlad and Shri Narsingh Swamy – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 29.02.2020
  21. Story of Bhagwan Vaman and Bali – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 14.03.2020
  22. The Short Stories from Bhagwat Mahapurana on Bhakti – 17.10.2020
  23. The Story of King Harischandra – Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapurana - 21.11.2020
  24. Celebrated Stories of Self-Surrender – 08.01.2022
  25. The Story of creation of universe – Shiv Purana – 20.03.2022
  26. The story of slaying Madhu & Kaitabha by Ma Mahakali – Sri Durga Saptashati (Chapter 1) – 06.04.2022
  27. Incarnation of Ambika and the story of slaying of army of Mahishasura and Mahishasura – Sri Durga Saptashati (Chapter 2 & 3) – 07.04.2022
  28. The story of slaying Dhumralochana, Chaṇḍa, Muṇḍa and Raktabija – Sri Durga Saptashati (Chapter 6, 7 & 8) – 29.04.2022
  29. The Story of slaying of Shumbha & Nishumbha – Sri Durga Saptashati (Chapter 9 & 10)
  30. The story of dispute of Brahma and Vishnu – Shiva Purana - 04.06.2022
  31. The Story of Guṇanidhi – Shiva Purana - 18.06.2022
  32. The story of Narada and his arrogance – Shiva Purana - 02.07.2022
  33. ​The story of birth of Sati & wedding with Shiva – Shiva Purana - 12.11.2022
  34. Story of Engagement of Parvati with Shiva – Shiva Purana - 19.11.2022
  35. The story of Sandhya & her marriage with Vasishta – Shiva Purana - 26.11.2022
  36. The Story of Parvati-Jatila dialogue – Shiva Purana - 03.12.2022
  37. ​The story of divine sports of Shiva to test Parvati’s Parents – Shiva Purana - 10.12.02022
  38. The Story of Anaraṇya and his daughter – Shiva Purana - 17.12.022
  39. Story of Wedding of Parvati with Shiva – Shiva Purana - 24.12.2022
  40. The story of birth of Kartikeya and his crowning – Shiva Purana - 31.12.2022
  41. The story of birth of Ganesh & crowning as chief of Ganas – Shiva Purana - 07.01.2023
  42. ​The story of slaying of Taraka by Kartikeya – Shiva Purana - 14.01.2023
  43. Wedding of Sri Ganesh – Shiva Purana - 21.01.2023
  44. The Story of Kashyap, Diti & their grandson Tareka – Shiva Purana - 28.01.2023
  45. The story of Tripura (the three cities) - Shiva Purana - 04.02.2023
  46. ​The story of Jalandhara & Vrinda – Shiva Purana - 11.02.2023
  47. ​The story of Shankhacuda – Shiva Purana - 18.02.2023
  48. The Story of Durvasa Rishi & King Ambrasia – Shiva Purana - 25.03.2023
  49. The story of Birth of Hanuman – Shiva Purana
    ​- 01.04.2023
  50. The story of Incarnation as Agnishvara -Shiva Purana - 08.04.2023
  51. Incarnation of Shiva as Pippalada – Shiva Purana - 22.04.2023
  52. ​Incarnation of Shiva as Vaishyantha – Shiva Purana -29.04.2023
  53. Incarnation of Shiva as Yatinatha Hamsa – Shiva Purana - 06.05.2023
  54. Incarnation of Shiva as Krsnadashana – Shiva Purana - 13.05.2023
  55. Incarnation of Shiva as Dviwshvara – Shiva Purana - 19.05.2023
  56. Incarnation of Shiva as Avadhuteshvara – Shiva Purana - 29.05.2023
  57. Incarnation of Shiva as Bhikuuvarya – Shiva Purana - 03.06.2023
  58. Incarnation of Shiva as Jatila – Shiva Purana - 10.06.2023
  59. Incarnation of Shiva as Sureshvara – Shiva Purana - 18.06.2023
  60. Incarnation of Shiva as Ashvattaman - Shiva Purana - 25.06.2023
  61. Incarnation of Shiva as Sunartakanata – Shiva Purana - 15.07.2023
  62. Incarnation of Shiva as Saintly Brahmin – Shiva Purana - 05.08.2023
  63. Story of Incarnation of kirata – Shiva Purana - 12.08.2023
  64. Story of instruction of Vyasa in the context of Siva’s incarnation as Kirata – Shiva Purana - 19.08.2023
  65. Story of the description of Arjuna’s penance – Shiva Purana - 26.08.2023
  66. The story of penance of Anasuya and Atri – Shiva Purana -10.09.2023
  67. The story of the greatness of Nandikeshvara – Shiva Purana - 16.09.2023
  68. The story of origin of Vaṭukas – Shiva Purana - 23/09/2023
  69. The greatness of Mahabala Shivalinga – Shiva Purana – 29.09.2023
  70. The story of a hunter & Shivaratri – Shiva Purana -07.10.2023
  71. The story Acquisition of Sudarshan Chakra by Vishnu Bhagwan – Shiva Purana - 16.12.2023
  72. ​Story of Upamanyu – Shiva Purana - 18.05.2024
Sri Krishna & Shrimad Bhagavad Gita

  1. Bhagavad Gita - Decision Making - 12.10.2018
  2. The Bhagavad Gita – the Karma Yoga - 26.10.2018
  3. The Bhagavad Gita – Creation & Dissolution of Universe - 02.11.2018
  4. The Bhagavad Gita – Path of Jnana Yoga (ज्ञान योग) - 12.11.2018
  5. The Bhagavad Gita – Path of Devotion & Bhakti Yoga (भक्ति योग) - 17.11.2018
  6. The Bhagavad Gita – the Dhyan or Raja or Kriya Yoga (राज योग / ध्यान योग) - 23.11.2018
  7. The Bhagavad Gita – the Sanyasa Yoga (सन्यास योग) - 01.12.2018
  8. The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita – Varnas or Caste-System - 05.01.2019
  9. The Bhagavad Gita – the Karma Yogi - 20.01.2019
  10. Who is Almighty - The Bhagavad Gita - 17.02.2019
  11. Who is Sant or Sattvika Person -The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita – 02.03.2019
  12. Who is Ascetic (तपस्वी) - The Bhagavad Gita - 20.04.2019
  13. ​Who is Demonic Person - The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita - 28.05.2019
  14. Who is Devotee (भक्त) - The Bhagavad Gita - 22.06.2019
  15. Who is Royal (Rajasica) Person - The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita ​- 21.07.2019
  16. Who is Person of Wisdom - The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita - 03.08.2019
  17. The Stories of BalKrishna in Gokul - 02.05.2020
  18. The Stories of Balkrishna in Vrindavan - 9.5.20
  19. The Story of Goverdhan Lila of Shri Krishna - 16.05.2020
  20. The Story of Maha Raas of Shri Krishna and Gopis - 23.05.2020
  21. The Spiritual Love of Radha-Krishna - 30.05.2020
  22. Story of Akroor’s visit to Gokul - 06.06.2020
  23. ​The Stories of Shri Krishna in Mathura -13.06.2020
  24. Story of Sukhiya Malin (florist) - 20.06.2020
  25. The Story of Uddhav and Gopis - 27.06.2020
  26. The Story of marriage of Rukmani and Shri Krishna - 04.07.20220​
  27. The story of Satyabhama and Tulsi leaf - 11.07.2020​
  28. 16,108 Weddings of Shri Krishna -18.07.2020​
  29. The Story of Sudama & Shri Krishna​-25.7.2020
  30. Sixteen Kalas of Sri Krishna - 09.01.2026
Sri Ram & Ramcharitramanas
  1. Sri Ram Charitra Manas (Code of Spiritual Knowledge) – on 09.10.2017
  2. Who is Bhakt (Devotee) – 09,10,2017
  3. Bhakt v/s Gyani & Vairagi – 09.10.2017
  4. Bhakti (Devotion) – on 09.10.2017
  5. Gyan (Spiritual Wisdom) – on 09.10.2017
  6. Who is Happy Person – on 09.10.2017
  7. What is Maya (Illusion) – 09.10.2017
  8. Navdha Bhakti (nine forms of Devotion) – 09.10.2017
  9. Saint v/s Wicked – 09.10.2017
  10. Attributes of Saint (संत) – on 09.10.2017
  11. Who is Vairagi (Dispassion)
  12. Why chanting of Sunder-Kanda so popular - 27.07.2019
  13. Story of Rishi Vishwamitra & Shri Rama - 04.04.2020
  14. Story of Shabri & Shri Rama - 11.04.2020

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