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The Rasika Vaishnava
From simple remembrance of Krishna (smaranam), the practitioner moves to consciously removing any other thoughts, practicing concentration (dharanam), and then meditating (dhyanam).
Gopala-tapani Upanisad: Introduction
“Gopala” means one who protects (pala) cows (go), in other words, a cowherd. “Tapani” means to shed light. Thus Gopala-tapani Upanisad is that esoteric doctrine that sheds light on the cowherd Krishna.
Review: Buddhist Warfare
A new book challenges the common notion that Buddhism is an entirely peaceful religion.
Uttarayana and the Soul’s Departure
Swami Tripurari explains the significance of uttarayana, the six month period when the Sun travels north, in the life of a sadhaka.
