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Knowledge of Truth – the Yoga Vasistha
08.03.2026

The book “The Supreme Yoga” is the teaching of the sage Vasistha imparted to Sri Rama. It contains true understanding about the creation of the world i.e. the world is nothing but the play of consciousness. the Yoga Vasistha is the greatest help to the spiritual awakening and direct experience of Truth. Vasistha demands direct observation of the mind, its motion, its notions, its reasoning, the assumed cause and the projected result. The book is a translation into English by Swami Venkatesananda of Divine Life Society, Rishikesh India. The article is primarily based on it.

To the ignorant, the body is the source of suffering’ but to the enlightened man, this body is the source of infinite delight, and when its life-span comes to an end he does not regard it as a loss at all. The body is regarded as a vehicle of wisdom. The body does not subject the wise man to the temptations of lust and greed, nor does it allow ignorance or fear to invade him.

The wise man who is rid of all doubts, in whom there is no image of self, reigns supreme in the body. Therefore, one should abandon all cravings for pleasure and attain wisdom. The knower of truth regards even the most beautiful women as a painted image; that is the truth, for both of them are made of the same substance (earth, water etc.). The enlightened sage functions in the world while his consciousness is firmly established in the truth.

The truth or existence-consciousness-bliss absolute is beyond thought and understanding, it is supreme peace and omnipresent, it transcends imagination and description. There arises naturally in it the faculty of conceptualization.
Prakriti & Ignorance –
The self-understanding is considered to be threefold: subtle, middling and gross. The intellect that comprehends these three regards them as sattva, rajas and tamas. The three together constitute what is known as prakriti or nature. Avidya or ignorance is prakriti or nature and it is threefold. This is the source of all beings; beyond it is the supreme. These three qualities of nature (sattva, rajas and tamas) are subdivided again into three each i.e. subtle, middling and gross of each of these. Thus, you have nine categories. These nine qualities constitute the entire universe.
The sages, the ascetics, the perfected ones, the dwellers of the nether land, the celestials and the gods are the Satvika part of ignorance. Among these, the celestials and the dwellers of the nether land form the gross (tamas), the sages form the middling (rajas) and gods Vishnu, Shiva etc. form the Satvika. They who come under the category of sattva are not born again: hence they are considered liberated. They exist as long as this world lasts. The other (like the sages) who are liberated while living (Jivanmukta), shed their body in course of time, reach the abode of the gods, dwell there during the period of existence of the world and then are liberated. Thus, this part of avidya or ignorance has become vidya or knowledge has become vidya or self-knowledge. Avidya arises in vidya just as ripples arise in the ocean; and avidya dissolves in vidya just as ripples dissolve in water.

Knowledge of Truth -

One sees the truth who sees the body as a product of deluded understanding and as the fountain source of misfortune, and who knows that the body is not the self.
One sees the truth who sees that in the body pleasure and pain are experienced on account of the passage of time and the circumstances in which one is placed, and that they do not pertain to him.
One sees the truth who sees that he is omnipresent infinite consciousness which encompasses within itself all that takes place everywhere at all times.
One sees the truth who knows that the self, which is as subtle as the millionth part of the tip of a hair divided a million times, pervades everything.
One sees the truth who sees that there is no division at all between the self and the other, and that the one infinite light of consciousness exists as the sole reality.
One sees the truth who sees that the non-dual consciousness which indwells all beings is omnipotent and omnipresent.
One sees the truth who is not deluded into thinking that he is the body which is subject to illness, fear, agitation, old age and death.
One sees the truth who sees that all things are strung in the self as beads are strung on a thread, and who knows ‘I am not the mind’.
One sees the truth who sees that all this is a Brahman, neither ‘I’ nor ‘the body’.
One sees the truth who sees all beings in the three worlds as his own family, deserving of his sympathy and protection.
One sees the truth who knows that the self alone exists and that there is no substance in objectivity.
One is unaffected who knows that pleasure, pain, birth, death, etc. are all the self only.
One is firmly established in the truth who feels:” What should I acquire, what should I renounce, when all this is the one self?”

The Man of Truth, Sage -
The sage who has realised the truth and who is liberated from error here and now beholds this world as he would in deep sleep, without the least craving. He does all, yet he does nothing. Inwardly having renounced everything, though outwardly he appears to be busy, he is ever in the state of equilibrium. His actions are entirely non-volitional. The sage is unattached to anything or anybody. He is a child among children, old man among old man, hero among heroes, youth among youth and sorrowing among the sorrowful. He has no longing for pleasure and hence is not tempted by it. He is not attached to bondage or even to liberation. He is not elated when his efforts bear fruit, nor is he worried if they do not.

He does not feel any justification for either pity or joy. When all such concepts as pleasure and pain, desirable and undesirable cease, all notions in the mind cease.

There are two ways in which this cessation can be achieved: one is the way of yoga which involves the restraint of movement of thought, and the other is the way of knowledge which involves the right knowledge of truth.

There are two types of muni (a sage, who observes mouna or silence). One is the rigid ascetic and the other the liberated sage.

The former forcibly restrains his senses and engages himself in dry (devoid of wisdom) kriya (activities) with fanaticism.
The liberated sage, on the other hand, knows what is what (the truth as truth and the unreal as unreal), he is endowed with self-knowledge and yet he behaves as any ordinary person here. What is regarded as silence or Mouna is based on the nature and the behaviour of this muni.

Four types of silence have been described: 1. Silence of speech, 2. Silence of the senses (eyes, etc.), 3. Violent restraint, as also, 4. The silence of deep sleep. There is another known as silence of the mind. However, that is possible only in one who is dead or one who practises the rigid Mouna (kastha Mouna) or the silence of deep sleep (susupti Mouna). Of these the first three involve elements of the rigid Mouna. It is the fourth that is really conducive to liberation. Hence, even at the risk of incurring the displeasure of those who resort to the first three types of Mouna. I say that there is nothing in those three is desirable.

The silence of deep sleep is conducive to liberation. In it the prana or life-force is neither restrained nor promoted, the senses are neither fed nor starved, the perception of diversity is neither expressed nor suppressed, the mind is neither mind nor non-mind. There is no division and hence no effort at abolishing it; it is called the silence of deep sleep, and one who is established in it may or may not meditate.

They who are fully awakened, who are constantly engaged in samadhi and who are thoroughly enlightened, are known as Samkhya-yogi. They who have reached the state of bodiless consciousness through pranayama etc., are known as yoga-yogi. Indeed, the two are essentially the same. The cause of this world-appearance and bondage is indeed the mind. Both these paths lead to the cessation of the movement of prana or the cessation of thought, liberation is attained.

Impure mind-stuff remains restless as the wind. It is dissatisfied with whatever it gets and grow more and more restless by the day. like the lion in the cage, the mind is ever restless. It is this mind which is the cause of all objects in the world; the three worlds exist because of the mind-stuff. When the mind vanishes, the worlds vanish too.

People are righteous because they are afraid of consequences of sin. Abandon joy and sorrow, grief and attachment. The unreal appears to be real and the real appears to be unreal: hence give up hope and hopelessness and equanimity.

Distinction between ignorance and knowledge is unreal and verbal. There is neither ignorance here nor even knowledge! When you cease to see knowledge and ignorance as two distinct entities, what exists alone exists. When these two notions are abandoned, what remains is the truth.

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The Root of Sufferings – the Yoga Vasistha - 01.11.2025
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Consciousness - the Yoga Vasistha - 23.11.25
Cosmic mind and World – Yoga Vasishta - 29.11.2025
Creation - the Yoga Vasistha - 05.12.2025
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Mind – the Yoga Vasistha - 19.01.2026
Spiritual-Enquiry – the Yoga Vasistha - 06.02.2026
Prana & Mind – the Yoga Vasistha - 19.02.2026
Ego-Sense – the Yoga Vasistha - 27.02.2026
Knowledge of Truth – the Yoga Vasistha - 08.03.02026

symbols & customs

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Science in Hindu Calendar - 12.09.2020
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Hindu Samskara - 27.12.2025

puja, Kriya & bhakti

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Chanting of Mantra – The practical aspects – 14.9.2018
Why Prayer or Worship - 08.12.2018
Act of giving - Charity, Donation or दान - 03.02.2019
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Yantra – the Energy Diagrams - 23.03.2019
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Fasting, Vrata (व्रत) & Upvas (उपवास) - 15.06.2019
Tapas (तप्) (Penance or Austerity) - 13.07.2019
Trikal Sandhya - 07.03.2020
Doctrine of Bhakti (Devotion) – (Part –I) - 06.03.2021
Cultivation of Bhakti (Devotion) – (Part – II) - 13.03.2021
Evolutionary stages of Bhakti – Part - III - 21.03.2021
Signs of Bhakta – Part -IV - 27.03.2021
Science & Psychology of Bhakti (Divine Love)
-03.04.2021
God-realisation by the Householder – Sri Ramakrishna - 10.04.2021
Yogasanas - 22.05.2021
Asanas for limbs & joints - 29.05.2021
Asanas for Internal Organs - 05.06.2021
Backbone Asanas - 12.06.2021
Asanas for Steadiness & Balancing - 19.06.2021
Breathing & Pranayama - 03.07.2021
Pre-Meditative & Meditative Asanas (Postures) - 17.07.2021
Techniques of Pranayama - 24.07.2021
Bandhas - 14.08.2021
Mudras (Hand Gestures) - 20.08.2021
Pratyahara (Withdrawal from senses) - 28.08.2021
Dharana (Concentration) - 04.09.2021
Psychic Energy Channels (Nadis) -11.09.2021
Psychic Energy Circles (Chakra) & Chakra Dharna - 21.092021
Dhyana (Meditation) - 25.09.2021
What is Samadhi - 05.10.2021
Antar Mouna (Inner Silence) - 10.10.2021
Nada Yoga - 19.10.2021
Shatkarmas (Cleaning techniques) - 23.10.2021
Japa Ajapa - 13.11.2021
Yogic Nidra (Yogic or Psychic Sleep) - 20.11.2021
Traditional Puja Vidhi (Ritualistic Worship) -12.03.2022
Ma Durga, Navratri, and Sri Durga Saptashati - 01.04.2022
Devi Kavacham – Sri Durga Saptashati - 02.04.2022
Devi Argala Strotam – Sri Durga Saptashati - 04.04.2022
Keelaka Stotram & Kshama Prayer – Sri Durga Saptashati - 05.04.2022
Worship of Ambika by Indra & other devas – Sri Durga Saptashati (Chapter 4) - 08.04.2022
Stuti by Deities & sending of ambassador by Shumbha – Sri Durga Saptashati (Chapter 5) - 15.04.2022
Bija Akshara Mantra - 06.05.2022
The manifestation of Uma – Sri Durga Saptashati (Chapter 11, 12 & 13) - 20.-5.2022
The greatness of Rudraksha – Science & Shiv Purana - 28.05.2022
Fivefold Worship of Deities - Shiv Purana - 25.06.2022
Sequential Worship of Shiva – Shiva Purana - 19.07.2022
The greatness of Jyotirlingas and their Upalingas - Shiva Purana - 23.07.2022
The Puja – Shiva Purana - 16.04.2023
Worship of Shivalinga – Shiva Purana -22.07.2023
Shiva-Sahasranama (the thousand names of Shiva) – Shiva Purana - 29.07.2023
The glory of the donations & Penance – Shiva Purana - 21.10.2023
Devotion, Shiva’s grace and Salvation – Shiva Purana
- 23.03.2024
External & Internal Worship – Shiva Purana - 13.04.2024
Mental Worship of Shiva – Shiva Purana - 21.04.2024
Yantra & its Puja – Shiva Purana - 04.05.2024
Pashupata-yoga & Pashupata-vrata – Shiva Purana - 10.06.2024
Five-Syllabled Mantra of Shiva – Shiva Purana - 30.06.2024
The Pranava – Shiva Purana - 08.07.2024
Structure of Pranava OM – Shiva Purana - 13.07.2024
Chanting of Vedic Mantras - 07.09.2024
Fourfold Kriya Yoga – Shiva Purana - 22.03.2025
Rigveda – Mandala 1, Sukta – 40 to 42 - 29.03.2025
Initiation by the Preceptor (Guru) – Shiva Purana - 02.05.2025
Worship in Hinduism - 24.05.2025
Shodasha Upachara Puja - 30.05.2025
Steps of Worship of Deity (Dev Poojan) - 07.06.2025
Popular Mantra - 13.06.2025
Stages of Yoga - 21.06.2025
Peace (Shanti) Mantras - 25.07.2025
Swasti Vachan - 16.08.2025
Sankalpa - 23.08.2025
Divisions of Yoga - 30.08.2025
Yama - the Yoga Upanishads Explains - 06.09.2025
Niyama– the Yoga Upanishads Explains - 13.09.2025
Sri Yantra or Sri Chakra - 27.09.2025
Nyasa Puja - 05.10.2025
Supreme Bhakti – Ramayana - 23.01.2026

Deities, Philosophers & Bhakts

Shiva – The Mahakaal – 07.10.2017
Shiva Lingam – The Omnipotent – on 08.10.2017
Bhagwan Vishnu – on 21.01.2018
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Vaishnava Bhakts – on 2.3.2018
Ashtavakra – the Self-Realised Saint - on 15.12.2018
Jai Shree Hanuman – the Chiranjeevi - on 22.12.2018
Jai Bajrangbali – Perfect combination of Power, Intellect & Devotion - 30.12.2018
Shree Hanuman – the Sankat Mochan - 27.01.2019
Emergence of various forms Deities in Hinduism - 16.03.2019
God (Brahman) – The Hindu Perspective -22.04.2020
Shri Krishna, the Almighty - 08.08.2020
Sri Madhvacharya, the dualist - 29.08.2020
Sri Rama, the Almighty - 24.10.2020
Sri Rama, the Historical Being - 31.10.2020
Sri Ramakrishna – the Incarnation - 28.11.2020
Swami Vivekananda – the Monk -16/01/2021
Yogeshwar Shri Krishna, the Purnaavtara -07.02.2021
Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu & a brief story of his life - 27.02.2021
Sri Rama & Sri Rama Rajya - 29.01.2022
Archaeological Footprints of Hinduism – Shree Rama & Shree Krishna Ek Yatharth (Reality) - 12.02.2022
Shivalinga – Shiva Purana - 14.07.2022
The greatness of Jyotirlingas and their Upalingas - Shiva Purana – 23.07.2022
Tridevi - 30.09.2022
Incarnations of Shiva – Shiva Purana - 18.03.2023
Vedic Deities - 14.10.2023
Symbolism of Shiva - 25.11.2023
Shiva, the bestower of blessings – Shiva Purana
- 02.12.2023
The greatness of Shiva – Shiva Purana - 09.12.2023
Ancient Indian Scientists, the first timer in Science & Technology – 11.05.2024
The Shiva for Creation, Sustenance & Dissolution – Shiva Purana - 25.05.2024
The conduct of Sanyasi – Shiva Puran - 12.10.2024
Agni, the Vedic Deity - 23.10.2024
Indra, the King of Vedic Deities - 29.10.2024
Trimurti and their relevance in Modern World - 24.10.2025
Aryabhata – Father of Mathematics - 12.12.2025
Worship of Tulsi (Holy Basil) - 19.12.2025

Travel & Teeratha

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Hindu Temples – The Charging Stations – on 21.02.2018
Temples of Shree Hanuman - 13.04.2019
Teerath or Pilgrimage in Hinduism & Divinity-08.06.2019
Popular Temples in Hindustan - 10.08.2019
Ancient Hindu Temples in India - 25.02.2022
Sacred Rivers in Bharat & Shiva Purana - 11.06.2022
Jyotirlinga Somnath – Shiva Purana - 27.07.2022
Jyotirlinga Mallikarjuna – Shiva Purana - 30.07.2022
Jyotirlinga Mahakala or Mahakaleshwar – Shiva Purana - 06.08.2022
Jyotirlinga Kashi Vishwanath – Shiva Purana - 13.08.2022
Jyotirlinga Oṃkareshvara or Omkareshwar – Shiva Purana - 27.08.2022
Jyotirlinga Kedareshvara – Shiva Purana - 02.09.2022
Jyotirlinga Rameshwaram Ramanatha Swamy – Shiva Purana - 12.09.2022
Jyotirlinga Tryambakshevara – Shiva Purana - 17.09.2022
Jyotirlinga Vaidyanatheshvara – Shiva Purana - 24.09.2022
Jyotirlinga Bhimeshvara or Bhimashankar – Shiva Purana -08.10.2022
Amarnath Shiva Linga Dham - 22.10.2022
Jyotirlinga Ghushmesha or Grishneshwar - Shiva Purana - 20.10.2022
Jyotirlinga Nageshwara – Shiva Purana - 05.11.2022
Ancient Hindu Temples - the centres of prosperity of Hindu civilization - 10.10.2025

festivals

Raksha Bandhan – on 09.10.2017
Haryali Teej – on 09.10.2017
Vasant (or Basant) Panchami – on 05.02.2018
Gudi Padwa – on 17.03.2018
Ram Navami – on 17.03.2018
Baisakhi – on 31.03.2018
Holi – Festival of Colours, love & Friendship – on 07.04.2018
Makar Sakranti – Festival of kites, bullfights & bonfires - on 07.04.2018
Krishna Janamashtmi – Birthday of Shree Krishna – 21.04.2018
Ganesh Chaturthi – Festival for wisdom & Prosperity – 21.04.2018
Navaratri – Festival of victory of good over evil – 28.04.2018
Vijay Dashmi or Dussehra – 09.05.2018
Bhai Dooj – Festival of Brothers & Sisters – 06.05.2018
Why Festivals –tool of celebrations – 19.08.2018
Pitra Paksha (Shraddha)–a Period for departed Ancestors - 06.10.2018
Hindu Festivals nurture Relations - 07.08.2021
Maha Shivaratri – the festival of auspiciousness - 01.03.2022
The greatness of Mahabala Shivalinga – Shiva Purana - 29.09.2023
The greatness of Shivaratri – Shiva Purana - 10.08.2025
Reverence of Ancestors for Prosperity - 19.09.2025

ancient wisdom stories

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

Sri Krishna & Shrimad Bhagavad Gita

Bhagavad Gita - Decision Making - 12.10.2018
The Bhagavad Gita – the Karma Yoga - 26.10.2018
The Bhagavad Gita – Creation & Dissolution of Universe - 02.11.2018
The Bhagavad Gita – Path of Jnana Yoga (ज्ञान योग) - 12.11.2018
The Bhagavad Gita – Path of Devotion & Bhakti Yoga (भक्ति योग) - 17.11.2018
The Bhagavad Gita – the Dhyan or Raja or Kriya Yoga (राज योग / ध्यान योग) - 23.11.2018
The Bhagavad Gita – the Sanyasa Yoga (सन्यास योग) - 01.12.2018
The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita – Varnas or Caste-System - 05.01.2019
The Bhagavad Gita – the Karma Yogi - 20.01.2019
Who is Almighty - The Bhagavad Gita - 17.02.2019
Who is Sant or Sattvika Person -The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita – 02.03.2019
Who is Ascetic (तपस्वी) - The Bhagavad Gita - 20.04.2019
Who is Demonic Person - The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita - 28.05.2019
Who is Devotee (भक्त) - The Bhagavad Gita - 22.06.2019
Who is Royal (Rajasica) Person - The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita - 21.07.2019
Who is Person of Wisdom - The Shrimad Bhagavad Gita - 03.08.2019
The Stories of BalKrishna in Gokul - 02.05.2020
The Stories of Balkrishna in Vrindavan - 9.5.20
The Story of Goverdhan Lila of Shri Krishna - 16.05.2020
The Story of Maha Raas of Shri Krishna and Gopis - 23.05.2020
The Spiritual Love of Radha-Krishna - 30.05.2020
Story of Akroor’s visit to Gokul - 06.06.2020
The Stories of Shri Krishna in Mathura -13.06.2020
Story of Sukhiya Malin (florist) - 20.06.2020
The Story of Uddhav and Gopis - 27.06.2020
The Story of marriage of Rukmani and Shri Krishna - 04.07.20220
The story of Satyabhama and Tulsi leaf - 11.07.2020
16,108 Weddings of Shri Krishna -18.07.2020
The Story of Sudama & Shri Krishna-25.7.2020
Sixteen Kalas of Sri Krishna - 09.01.2026