References:
Sri Aurobindo on Astrology
Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy XXXV : Winter 2008: Winter 2008 - Google Books
Hellenistic Astrology*[Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
Outwitting the Stars, Chapter 16 - Autobiography of a Yogi, by Paramhansa Yogananda – Crystal Clarity...
After a series of personal experiments with Astrology and I have obtained some data regarding what exactly is true as far this science is concerned.Here,I mainly deal with Hindu Astrology also known as Jyotish and it's relation with respect to Hindu/Buddhist Philosophy(Advaitic ones in...
There is no consistent definition of Moksha. Even withing a single tradition,there are major differences.
I personally do not limit the definition of Moksha to the Jnana Yoga Version which is Nirguna brahman or it's Buddhist counterpart Nirvana.Similar concept of Henosis is present in Platonic...
Yeah true...I just remember some articles from Leading saints on Vegetarianism:
Swami Ranganathananda on Hindu Vegetarianism
And this one:
Sri Aurobindo: Rationale behind vegetarian
West Bengal considers fish to be vegetarian:P.I have met vegetarians who initially taught they can stand the smell and the sight,later found it to be disgusting.
The whole non-veg and veg judgement is beyond individual control in most cases(esp. if a person is young) since food is made for the...
Hi Kalidas,
I am a Indian Hindu.This has a cultural context in India.There are quite a bunch of them who do this-I never said every vegetarian does it.For a Westerner,who has never lived or just toured India it has no meaning.
You are actually looking at my post from the viewpoint of...
It may be harmful for a Sadhak...I am not contesting this fact.Most Hindus are hardly Sadhak,they are worldly people trying keep themselves fit and look after their family.I am contesting the level of (in)tolerance displayed by some of the Indian born Hindus in the name of vegetarianism.
I think you are Westerner who converted to Vegetarianism.:)
See what happens in India:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/21/world/asia/21iht-india.1.7594173.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
Of course,there are a lot of them.A lot of Vegetarian detest cooking non-vegetarian in their house.My friend does not even use the utensils which had non-vegetarian food a year ago(ha!).Now,in India,there are rental apartments whose owners only allow vegetarian people.An example of 'holier than...
Hindu Vegetarians -I met are pretty much against anyone eating meat in their presence.This is a kind of sanctimonious attitude which is not at all conducive to harmony in the society.I surely think that no one can impose food restrictions on others.
There are some people who think that...
Yup,one Guru I met from ISKCON said Chaitanya Mahaprabhu asked his disciple to urinate on Yoga books.:p(not sure if this is true).
I am a hindu(by birth) and also a aspiring Stoic (read my signature).:D
Brahman because this name will be used by people who have had some prior knowledge of Vedic literature esp.Upanishads.Vishnu and Shiva are very famous/common Indian God names.:D
No,I am not talking about hanging out and I am not talking about hare Krishna strangers.I used to stay with Hare Krishna's and attended a lot of their programs for 2 years so,I that is how I got to know them.You can call me a closet Hare krishna ,that's not really false.:D