108 Upanishads in 4 Vedas

 


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Golwalkar Mission of Hindu Rashtra

Environmental Education

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New Released Book Environmental Education This Book available on Amazon and Flipkart or you can send direct order to us  This book serves as a vital guide to environmental education, fostering the knowledge, skills, and ethical commitment needed to tackle ecological challenges. By focusing on behavioral change in individuals and society, it examines how to protect natural resources for humans and wildlife. It also highlights the crucial role of international agencies in promoting sustainable, responsible, and informed action, making it an essential resource for educators, students, and conservationists.
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Laya Yoga: the Supreme Consciousness

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Laya Yoga   Laya Yoga is an ancient branch of yoga focused on dissolution or absorption (laya) of the individual self (ego, mind, and limited identity) into the Supreme Consciousness or universal divine. The Sanskrit word "laya" means to dissolve, merge, or suspend, referring to the process of transcending ordinary awareness and achieving a state of deep absorption, often leading to samadhi (enlightened union). Meaning and Goal Laya Yoga emphasizes merging the practitioner's consciousness with higher reality by dissolving mental fluctuations, attachments, and the sense of separation. It leads the mind from its manifested state back to its original source ( moola prakriti ). The ultimate aim is spiritual liberation through complete absorption, where the individual self reunites with the divine. This path is closely linked to Tantric traditions , particularly Shaktism, where it involves awakening the dormant kundalini energy (coiled serpent power at the base of the ...
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Document of RSS Surrender in Emergency 1975

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  Document of RSS Surrender in  Emergency  1975 Immediately after the Emergency was declared, Indira Gandhi ordered the arrest of numerous ABVP and RSS members. Many evaded capture. RSS chief Balasaheb Deoras was arrested in Nagpur on June 30, 1975. On July 4, 1975, the government banned the RSS, marking its second ban since independence (the first was in 1948 after Gandhi’s assassination, when Sardar Patel banned the RSS and jailed 25,000 activists). Indira Gandhi’s government arrested approximately 44,000 RSS activists, of whom around 80 died in custody. From Yerwada Jail, Balasaheb Deoras wrote a letter of apology to Indira Gandhi, seeking release, but she ignored it. Deoras also wrote to Vinoba Bhave, requesting him to urge Indira to lift the ban and release RSS members. He attempted negotiations through Maharashtra Chief Minister S.B. Chavan. In Bengaluru, Advani and Atal Bihari Vajpayee were arrested. Vajpayee, citing health reasons, was released on parole and remai...
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