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Hindu perspective of Guru Pournima Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.) According to the Hindu lunar calendar, Guru Purnima falls on the full moon day in the Tamil calendar, Adi. The festival is celebrated by Hindus all over the world in the Hindu month of Ashadha which generally falls between June and July. This year the Guru Purnima falls on July 23. Guru dispels the darkness, ignorance and illusions among the people and brings out enlightenment to society. The word “Guru” can be divided into two different parts. ‘‘Gu’’ means darkness and ‘‘Ru’’ means dispelling the evils, darkness and sins in society. The full moon day signifies the importance of spiritual and academic gurus who are imparting and enlightening the value of truth, wisdom, knowledge and discipline to the shishyas (students). It is popularly celebrated among Hindus all over the world. The shishyas are supposed to practise ritualistic offerings and pay their obeisance to th ....
Anagha Bhat MANGALURU: A second-year PU student from Dakshina Kannada district has become the first woman in the family of purohits to perform priestly duties during marriages and religious functions. It is rare to find women priests at temples or other religious forums though there is no such ban in the scriptures. However, 17-year-old Anagha Bhat from Dasakodi village in Bantwal taluk found the path easier as her father and priest Kashekodi Sooryanarayana Bhat encouraged her to study Sanskrit and Vedas and helped her become a priest in her own right. In fact, it was her grandfather Guruvayoore Bhat, who would repeatedly ask a young Anagha why wasn’t she interested in learning the Vedas. Years later, she fulfilled her grandfather’s wish and learnt the Vedas from her father. She has been assisting her father for two years in solemnizing marriages and performing rituals in other religious events, besides taking up independent assignments as a purohit under the wat ....
PG student puts ancient farming to good use DECCAN CHRONICLE. Updated May 8, 2021, 9:36 am IST Sanskrit University student, Kautilya Krishnan, harvested 40 quintals of black rice in 2 acres, using practices mentioned in Yajur Veda The student also followed ancient practices mentioned in the books like ‘Vruksha Ayurvedam’ and ‘Krushi Parasara. Representational image Nellore: In a notable achievement, a master s student of Yajur Veda Bhashyam at National Sanskrit University (NSU) in Tirupati, Kautilya Krishnan, has successfully harvested 40 quintals of black rice (known as Krishna Vrihi) in his two acres farm at Kasimpeta village in Karimnagar district in Telangana state. The interesting part of his achievement is that he followed Vedic agricultural practices based on Yajur Veda in raising the crop. Sanskrit University Vice-Chancellor V. Muralidhar Sharma disclosed this in Tirupati on Friday and commended the student for following Vedic agric ....
The impact of vedic chants on our neurons and healing May 5, 2021, 8:00 PM IST Runki Goswami is Concept Founder of SurHeal Veda means knowledge. Here it is not just about any general knowledge but the knowledge of our core existence, it’s cause in tandem with self-actualization and union with the divine. The scriptural format of what we see as Vedas is a version of what was passed down in an oral format from master to student for generations much before 1500 BCE. Though the Vedas are scriptures, yet ‘Shruti’ is an ideal way to depict them, as they are more heard than remembered unlike the ‘Smritis’ such as the Mahabharata and Ramayana. The four Vedas are Rig Veda, Sama Veda, Yajur Veda and Atharva Veda. ....
The Shanti Path âOM Dhyouha Shanti Hiâ: NJ Reddy, YPV Sadhana NJ Reddy Drawing inspiration from the Yajur Veda and Rig Veda, this shanti path is a mantra of Universal Blessing! Shanti mantras are generally chanted at the start and sometimes even at the end of any study, spiritual discussions or some religious rituals. They are intended to calm the people involved and their immediate environment so as to accomplish the task undertaken with ease and to achieve success. They all start with OM, which means we are calling upon Supreme Parabrahman for his grace, protection, peace and for removal of obstacles in all realms. ....