Hinduism is a religious tradition that originated in the Indian subcontinent. Hinduism is often referred to as Sanatana Dharma by its practitioners, a Sanskrit phrase meaning "the eternal law".Dr. Radhakrishnan notes: "Hinduism is not just a faith. It is the union of reason and intuition that can not be defined but is only to be experienced. Evil and error are not ultimate. There is no Hell, for that means there is a place where God is not, and there are sins which exceed his love".http://www.trcb.com/en-Us60Thu, 9 Feb 2012 21:09:02 ESTCopyright 2012 Swaamee Aprtemaanandaa Jee, TRCB.com All Right Reservedhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-foeticide-infanticide-genocide-river-polluting-old-age-parents--the-hinduism-24549.htmThe Foeticide, the Infanticide, the Genocide, the River-polluting, the abandoning of the one's Old-age Parents - Are these crimes condoned for the real practitioners of the Hinduism?Thu, 10 Jun 2010 14:12:14 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-foeticide-infanticide-genocide-river-polluting-old-age-parents--the-hinduism-24549.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-respect-for-all-religions-peace-global-citizenship-females-the-hinduism-24179.htmThe Hinduism teaches the virtues of the "full respect to all religions, peace, global citizenship and full respect to the females."Mon, 31 May 2010 16:48:41 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-respect-for-all-religions-peace-global-citizenship-females-the-hinduism-24179.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/imaginery-stories-by-religious-and-holy-persons---why-23664.htmWhy are imaginary stories told by religious heads and guides? Why are these imaginary stories not generally challenged by the listeners?Fri, 05 Mar 2010 11:30:43 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/imaginery-stories-by-religious-and-holy-persons---why-23664.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/meditation-970.htmI, the pure, stainless and infinite Consciousness beyond Maya, look upon this body in action like the body of another. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:34:59 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/meditation-970.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/unreality-of-the-world-966.htmJust as the great ocean of milk became still when the Mandara Mountain (with which the ocean of milk was churned) became still, even so the illusion of samsara comes to an end when the mind is stilled. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:34:29 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/unreality-of-the-world-966.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/latent-impressions-969.htmOh Rama! The enquiry into the Self of the nature of Who am I?' is the fire which burns up the seeds of the evil tree which is the mind.Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:34:02 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/latent-impressions-969.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/transcendence-of-the-mind-968.htmConsciousness, which is undivided, imagines to itself desirable objects and runs after them. It is then known as the mind. Transcendence of the mind.Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:33:25 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/transcendence-of-the-mind-968.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/self-awareness-972.htmIf you separate yourself from the body and abide at ease in Consciousness you will become one with the sole Reality, everything appearing insignificant like grass. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:32:58 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/self-awareness-972.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/dispassion-965.htmSalutations to the Serene Effulgence, infinite and all-pervasive, unlimited.Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:32:22 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/dispassion-965.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-liberated-person-967.htmThe knowledge of the Self is the fire that burns up the dry grass of desire. This indeed is what is called Samadhi, not mere abstention from speech. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:31:32 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-liberated-person-967.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/introduction-to-bhikshu-gita-and-atman-982.htmThe Bhikshu-Gita is contained in chapter 5 of Skandha XII of Srimad Bhagavata which belongs to the class of Hindu religious literature known as the Puranas. The word Purana in Sanskrit means a narrative of ancient times. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:54:00 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/introduction-to-bhikshu-gita-and-atman-982.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/hymn of the veda-981.htmOh enlightened one! The Vedas, being constituted of words, can only describe entities coming within the scope of the three gunas of Prakrti.Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:53:24 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/hymn of the veda-981.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/karmakanda-980.htmThe king made himself into a tri-coloured being and produced a tri-coloured son named Aham (ego). Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:53:01 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/karmakanda-980.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/moksha-dharma-979.htmAfter hearing the account of Dharanivrata from sage Durvasas, Satyatapas went to a slope of the Himalaya mountain where the river there was Pushpabhadra (beautiful with flowers), the stone Citrasila (beautifully shaped) and the banyan tree Bhadravata (particularly attractive), and building a hermitage there, spent the rest of his life in contemplation. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:52:39 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/moksha-dharma-979.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/introduction-to-agastya-gita-978.htmA Purana belongs to the class of Hindu religious literature. The word Purana in Sanskrit means a narrative of ancient times. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:52:16 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/introduction-to-agastya-gita-978.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/rishabhas-end-977.htmOh great one! In the case of those who are established in the Atman, they have already burnt the seeds of karma in the fire of yoga.Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:51:57 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/rishabhas-end-977.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/rishabhas-sermon-and-after-976.htmOnce, while moving about the country, Rishabha was in Brahmavarta. There, in an assembly of sages, where a large audience was present to listen to him, Rishabha delivered a sermon especially to teach his sons.Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:51:36 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/rishabhas-sermon-and-after-976.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/introduction-to-rishabha-gita-975.htmThe Rishabha-Gita belongs to the class of Hindu religious literature known as the Puranas. The word Purana' in Sanskrit means a narrative of ancient times'.Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:51:16 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/introduction-to-rishabha-gita-975.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/nirvana-974.htmSupreme bliss cannot be experienced through contact of the senses with their objects. The supreme state is that in which the mind is transcended through one-pointed enquiry. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:50:56 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/nirvana-974.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/self-experience-973.htmWhen this assemblage of body, senses, etc acts of its own accord, there arises an idea I am this. This is the Jiva stained by the dirt of ignorance. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:50:36 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/self-experience-973.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/purification-971.htmOh Raghava! Be outwardly active, but inwardly inactive; outwardly a doer, but inwardly a non-doer. Thus play your part in the world. Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:50:15 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/purification-971.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/introduction-to-vasishta-gita-964.htmThe Brihat (great) Yoga Vasista or the Yoga Vasista Maha Ramayana, as it is also called, contains over 29,000 verses in Sanskrit.Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:49:50 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/introduction-to-vasishta-gita-964.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/review-of-saamkhya-and-yoga--i-948.htmO Sage! O excellent Brahmin! We are not satiated imbibing the verbal nectar coming out of the ocean of your mouth.Mon, 18 Aug 2008 23:40:59 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/review-of-saamkhya-and-yoga--i-948.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-practice-of-yoga-947.htmNow tell us the yoga which is an antidote to the contact with miseries. On understanding it, we shall come in unison with the unchanging Purushottama (the Eternal Supreme Soul).Mon, 18 Aug 2008 23:40:44 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-practice-of-yoga-947.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduismhttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-ultimate-re-absorption-946.htmAfter understanding the three types of suffering, O Brahmins, beginning with the Aadhyaatmika (the organic), a learned man realizes perfect knowledge and has Vairagya (detachment). He then attains to the ultimate re-absorption.Mon, 18 Aug 2008 23:40:24 ESThttp://www.trcb.com/religion/hinduism/the-ultimate-re-absorption-946.htmTRCB.comReligion / Hinduism