The Mahabharata recounts the struggles faced by the childless King Pandu who was without an heir. Rsi Kindama and his wife had taken the forms of deer to make love discreetly. Unfortunately, King Pandu was… Abraham’s simple Way to achieve Moksha
The pilgrimage (Pada Yatra) leading to the Kataragama Festival goes beyond India. This pilgrimage commemorates Lord Murugan’s (Lord Kataragama, Kartikeya or Skanda) pilgrimage when he left his parent’s (Shiva & Parvati) Himalayan home, journeying to… Pilgrimage for all Times & all Peoples: Initiated by Abraham
We looked at the Promise of the sacrifice of Purusa at the dawn of time with that of thecomplete list here. The account goes on to describe how these descendants disobeyed the directive of God… The convergence of Sanskrit and Hebrew Vedas: Why?
missing the target of intended moral behaviour, and even deeper into the original image which was made by God (Prajapati) has been marred. Though we try hard with many rituals, here to read the account… How Mankind continued on – Lessons from the account of Manu (or Noah)
We have seen how how initial created state. But the Bible (Veda Pusthakam) continues with a plan that God had right from the beginning. This plan centered on a Promise that was issued back then… The Promise of Moksha – Right from the Beginning
We original image of God that we were made in. A picture that has helped me to ‘see’ this better was theImage of God the first humans were tested. The account records an exchange with… Corrupted (Part 2) … missing our target
In our image of God’. This says that our corruption shows itself in a determined independence from God (‘all’ have ‘turned aside’ from ‘seeking God’) and also in not doing ‘good’. Thinking Elves and Orcs… But Corrupted … like orcs of middle-earth
We have seen how the Purusasukta goes back to even before time began and teachings of the guru Sai Baba. Because we are made in God’s image and morality is intrinsic to Him, like a… In the Image of God
After made in the image of God’ (Genesis 1:27). So in some sense we could be considered ‘gods’ because we are made in the image of God. But the Veda Pusthakan explains further. It declares… Sacrifice of Purusa: The Genesis of all things
The Purusasukta continues from verse 2 – having ‘limited himself to 10 fingers’. This is also consistent with how Veda Pusthakan (Bible) describes the incarnation of Jesus of Nazareth. It says of him that My… Verse 3&4 – The Incarnation of Purusa