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This document contains summaries of two Sanskrit prayers. The first prayer honors the goddess Sharada as the source of wisdom and knowledge who dispels ignorance. She holds a rosary and sits on a lotus as she bestows intelligence and enlightenment. The second prayer honors the cosmic principle of the guru, who embodies the qualities of Brahma, Vishnu, and Maheshvara and represents the three gunas of sattva, raja, and tama. The guru takes students beyond these three gunas and from ignorance to knowledge.
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![Sanskrut Prayer No.1
Shulkaam brahmavichaarasaaraparamam
aadyam jagadvyaapineem
Veenapustakadhaarineem abhayadaam
jadyandhakaarapahaam
Haste sphaatikamalikaam vidadhateem
padmaasanesansthitaam
Vande taam parameshvareem bhagavateem
buddhipradaam shaaradaam
Which means
Oh enlightening Shaarada goddess, who is
fair complexioned & means full of
SATVAGUNA [conscientiousness], the
essence of the knowledge of self
realization, the source of energies
encompassing the whole universe, holding
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The document discusses the core of sex and attraction between males and females. It notes that sexual attraction is universal and aims for reproduction and child rearing in animals. In humans, sexual attraction evolves to involve romance, commitment, and appreciation for responsible sexual activities between partners. At the core of sex is finding the core of one's partner, which is a difficult but worthwhile goal that can transcend physical considerations through remembrance and culminate in a super-romance aiming for global welfare.
S W I N E F L U H1 N1
1. The document provides protective measures to prevent the spread of H1N1 flu, including daily practices like chanting names of God, drinking water, consuming herbs, yoga, and maintaining personal hygiene.
2. It recommends consuming herbs like neem, tulsi, bel, chyavanprash, and drinks with turmeric, ginger and honey to boost immunity.
3. Additional tips include taking vitamins, washing hands frequently, avoiding crowds and enclosed places, and consuming aloe vera and other herbs.
M A R A T H I A S M I T A D R S H R I N I W A S K A S H A L I K A R
This document discusses the nature of personal identity and how it evolves over time. It notes that a person's identity starts with their physical body and grows to include family, culture, nationality and more. However, the highest identity is one's shared identity with all of humanity. As people internalize concepts of global unity, they learn to rise above restrictive identities and judge others based on their actions, not their affiliations. The key is not denying one's identities but also not restricting oneself to any single identity if it goes against the interests of mankind.
C O M P L E M E N T A R I T Y & E Q U A L I T Y D R S H R I N I W A S K...
1) While equality has been an important ideal for governance, true governance of the universe is achieved through complementarity, not just equality.
2) Insisting only on superficial equality, like having similar food, clothes, and behaviors, stifles human growth and development. True equality allows for freedom and blossoming of each individual.
3) Namasmaran, or remembering the name of God, is a universal spiritual practice that helps reunify one's physiological self with their true self. It leads to the highest form of meditation and yoga by funneling all consciousness towards cosmic consciousness.
H Y P O C R I T E Dr
Dr. Shriniwas Kashalikar reflects that in the past he only communicated on superficial levels and was unable to express absolute truth due to limitations of language and apprehension about condemnation. Over years of self-reflection, he has come to understand that adulation and money did not satisfy him. This new understanding is giving him relief, and he can now interact with greater fidelity to his core values. He questions if this is the result of NAMASMARAN.
S H U N S U I C I D E L I V E H A P P I L Y Dr
Every now and then, people experience sub-clinical or potential suicide through negative thoughts about failure, degradation, or destruction that make them feel self-pity, shame, guilt, and suffering. This is caused by judging oneself based on unrealistic standards imposed by others. To overcome this, one should not worry about the past, future, or others, but instead be true to oneself. This is possible through NAMASMARAN, which allows one to experience vitality in nature and relieves the suffocating feelings caused by superficial paradigms. One should try NAMASMARAN to live happily.
C A N Y O U D E F E A T S C H I Z O P H R E N I A D R
1) Everyone experiences a split between their inner selves and how they present themselves to the world due to social pressures, not just those diagnosed with schizophrenia.
2) This pressure operates at multiple levels and causes people to pretend to be who they think they should be rather than accepting themselves.
3) This disconnect between inner and outer selves can cause severe stress and mental health issues, especially for those in positions of power and decision making. Meditating on one's true self or God through namasmarn may help alleviate this by raising people's perspectives above superficial or idealized views of themselves.
Y O G A T H E C O N N E C T I O N D R
Yoga is conceived in many ways and is a connection between one's global perspective, thoughts, emotions, and actions in every sphere of life. It also connects metabolic, endocrine, autonomic, and central nervous system activities as well as the right and left cerebral cortex. This yoga can be achieved through NAMASMARAN, as one can verify.
Holistic Health Examination Dr Shriniwas Kashalikar
Holistic health requires a total stress management approach for well-being. Dr. Shriniwas Kashalikar emphasizes that stress management is essential for holistic health, which leads to global welfare and everyone's complete blossoming or "superliving." A holistic examination covering physical, psychological, social, occupational, and other factors is needed to properly assess sources of stress and recommend a total stress management program for improving wellness.
H O L I S T I C M E D I C I N E & L A W D R
1) The laws regarding the practice of medicine differ around the world and restrict holistic treatment, making it impossible for doctors and patients to benefit from holistic approaches.
2) It is necessary to evolve non-restrictive laws to allow for holistic training and practice.
3) Namasmaran, or remembering the name of God, gurus, or holy figures, helps to reunify one's physiological being with their true self and is a form of yoga that can benefit everyone.
S U P E R H E A L T H A N D S U P E R L I V I N G D R
The document discusses the evolution of the concept of health from a personal goal to a global aspiration. It argues that viewing health solely as physical well-being or for economic reasons is too narrow a perspective, as it fails to appeal to creative individuals or benefit society. True health, or "superhealth", involves optimizing not just the body but also the mind, intelligence, and one's contributions to society. It is an ecstatic spiritual experience of abundance that one aspires to share with billions globally.
M A L E A N D F E M A L E D R S H R I N I W A S K A S H A L I K A R
Male and female exist complementarily in nature, like many other dualities such as light and dark or life and death. They are meant to synergize and blossom each other, not be opposed or enemies. However, arbitrary divisions based on attributes like race, religion, or caste sow hatred and deterioration as they are motivated by self-interest. In contrast, those working for common welfare seem to lack the conviction, unity, and dedication of those promoting divisions, and do not spend or suffer enough for their noble goals.
L E A R N I N G, T E A C H I N G A N D S U P E R L I V I N G D R
This document discusses teaching and learning. It states that natural learning involved sharing wisdom for the benefit of all, unconsciously or subconsciously. In humans, learning became more conscious but also influenced by biases.
It introduces the concept of "Namasmarn", remembering the name of God, gurus or other symbols to reconnect with one's true self. Namasmarn is described as the ultimate meditation and yoga, unifying individual consciousness with cosmic consciousness. Regular practice of Namasmarn can help rise above worldly concerns and manifest higher actions.
M E A N I N G O F E Q U A L I T Y D R
The document discusses the meaning of equality and Namasmaran, a practice of remembering God's name. It argues that [1] blindly preaching equality can lead to its misapplication if not studied properly with respect to justice, [2] Namasmaran helps develop a holistic perspective by reorienting one's being to their true self, and [3] Namasmaran is the "yoga of yoga" as it is the culmination of consciousness associated with all activities and traditions.
T H E B U S I N E S S O F F E A R Dr
Insurance companies, medical businesses, and other industries generate and spread unfounded fear to promote their products. This has led people to fear naturally occurring products like ghee, coconut oil, and salt, fueling alternative product businesses. However, financial gains from fear-based competition ultimately lead to widespread dissatisfaction, disturbance, and disease, threatening individual and global well-being. Spiritual growth through practices like remembrance of God's name may be needed for policies that ensure individual and global welfare.
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- 1. PRAYERS OF WISDOM DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR
- 2. Sanskrut Prayer No.1 Shulkaam brahmavichaarasaaraparamam aadyam jagadvyaapineem Veenapustakadhaarineem abhayadaam jadyandhakaarapahaam Haste sphaatikamalikaam vidadhateem padmaasanesansthitaam Vande taam parameshvareem bhagavateem buddhipradaam shaaradaam Which means Oh enlightening Shaarada goddess, who is fair complexioned & means full of SATVAGUNA [conscientiousness], the essence of the knowledge of self realization, the source of energies encompassing the whole universe, holding the VEENA and book, destroyer of
- 3. darkness of ignorance and thereby making us fearless, holding the rosary of SPHATIK beads, sitting on lotus I prostrate in front of you and offer my salutations to you. Sanskrut Prayer No. 2 GURURBRAHMAA GURURVISHNU GURURDEVO MAHESHVARAA GURUH SAKSHAAT PARABRAHMA TASMAI SHRI GURUVE NAMAH GURU is a cosmic principle BRAHMAN or the origin of the universe which embodies all the qualities of the three deities BRAHMA, VISHNU and MAHESH representing three GUNAS viz. SATVA, RAJA and TAMA.
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