Vedas Say There is Only ONE God in Hinduism? Then Why Do We Worship So Many Gods? (VIDEO)

Uplift your consciousness! Receive daily Advaita Vedanta quotes from great Rishis. Subscribe to the Spiritual Bee on WhatsApp. Ekameva Dvitiyam shloka from Chandogya Upanishad (6.2.1) belonging to Sama Veda explained. This video is excerpted from – What is Nirvikalpa Samadhi? What is Maya? How Does One God Appear Divided into the Many Gods of Hinduism? […]

Is Brahman (God) Nothingness? Advaita Vedanta on the Nature of God (VIDEO)

Uplift your consciousness! Receive daily Advaita Vedanta quotes from great Rishis. Subscribe to the Spiritual Bee on WhatsApp. Understanding the Mahavakya, “Prajnanam Brahma”, from the Aitareya Upanishad 3.1.3, belonging to the Rig Veda. This video is excerpted from – What is Nirvikalpa Samadhi? What is Maya? How Does One God Appear Divided into the Many […]

Practice Remembering the Self, Whenever You Think You are the Body

Uplift your consciousness! Receive daily spiritual quotes from great Rishis. Subscribe on WhatsApp. Sri Ramana’s service to humanity consisted in showing clearly that perpetual dhyana (meditation) is only abidance in the Self. “You think you were born one day and will die some day. Consider who is born and is to die. Do such thoughts […]

When an Atheist & Some Religious Fanatics Met Sri Ramana Maharshi

Uplift your consciousness! Receive daily spiritual quotes from great Rishis. Subscribe to the Spiritual Bee on WhatsApp. The following essay titled ‘Silence’ was written by Suri Nagamma, a direct disciple of Sri Ramana Maharshi, in the magazine: Sri Ramana Jyoti Souvenir, 1969 (page 67). SILENCE Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi always gave prominence to mauna – […]

God is Within, Yet We Search For Him Here and There

SRI RAMAKRISHNA: As long as man feels that God is ‘outside’, seated in a temple or in some other holy place he is ignorant. His situation is like the man holding a lantern in his hand, looking for a matchbox.

Idol Worship – Form of God Needed to Steady the Mind. Muslims & Christians Too Use Forms

Swami Sivananda: Generally, people say Hindus are idolaters. But a Muslim too has the symbol of Kaaba to remind him of Allah. Similarly, the Christian has got the Cross. The truth is that an anchor is needed in the beginning in order to steady the mind. So forms are necessary.

Only a microscopic minority are capable of taking up Nirguna Upasana (worship without name and form). 99% percent of devotees need a name and a form to fix their mind on God.

My Religion is True, Others are False, This Belief is Not Right

The one thing necessary for realization is whole-hearted and whole-souled devotion to God. Muslims, Christians and Hindus are all longing for the same God; but they do not know that He who Krishna is also Christ and Allah.

God is one, but He has many names. The Substance is one, but is worshipped under different names according to the time, place and nationality of His worshippers. All the different Scriptures of the world speak of the same God.

How Can I Realize God? Answer From Sri Ramakrishna

Suppose an addict wants to get intoxicated on hemp? Will only crying ‘hemp, hemp’ help him get intoxicated? it will not. The addict will have to put some effort into it. Similarly just crying ‘God, God’ alone will not make us realize Him.

Did Radha Actually Exist?

The scholars of the modern age say that Radha is a very recent addition to the Krishna cult. Can you tell me whether Radha existed or not? A disciple once asked Mother Mirra this question.

God Prefers the Sincere Bhakti of a Villager, Over the Bookish Knowledge of Priests

Once in the 1940s, I was sitting outside the hall with many devotees. Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi was reclining on a couch. A group of learned pandits was discussing passages from the Upanishads with great enthusiasm and profundity. All, including Bhagavan, appeared to be attentively listening to the interesting discussion when, all of a sudden, […]

Let Me Tell You One Thing – God Can Be SEEN

Let me tell you one thing. God can be seen. The Vedas say that God is beyond mind and speech. The meaning of this is that God is unknown to the mind attached to worldly objects. Vaishnavcharan (A noted devotee of the Vaishnava sect and an admirer of Sri Ramakrishna.) used to say, “God is […]