Ramcharitmanas is one of the greatest Hindu Scriptures, where the "story" about Ram (Lord Ram) has been written. It is said: Tulsidas was the reincarnation of great sage Valmiki; Valmiki wrote Ramayana. If we check both Ramcharitmanas and Ramayana, both convey the same story about Ram. If we compare in terms of quantity, Ramcharitmanas can be said the shorter version of Ramayana. Often, Hindu Gurus asked people to read Ramcharitmanas daily, as it supposed to help in spiritual progress.

For reading the biography of Tulsidas, check this Wikipedia link. And, to download comlete Ramcharitmanas, visit this "link" of Gita Press, from where not only Ramcharitmanas but you can also download Hanuman Chalisa and Bhagavad gita (all pages).

He was an enlightened master, he was crying … saying "people don’t understand their sufferings," not one, but Guru has seen many enlightened masters crying profusely, they feel others pains as their pains, others happiness as their happiness. Even, they know what has been created by the mind will end up in zero (nothing), every action will be finished in reaction and nothing will remain, apart from the awareness, non-dual identity, self, God or whatever you wish to say only exists. The people who are much mad about only one marg, i.e., sam marg or bam marg, they don’t know their sam marg will end in bam marg and bam marg will end in sam marg. There is nothing like only negative or only positive, things created by the mind end in balancing themselves.

Krishna could have stopped the war, innocent could be saved, Gandhari couldn’t have cursed him – but he didn’t. He let the people die in front of his eyes stabbing each other; even he encouraged Arjuna for killing. Krishna had all the knowledge of peace and love, all the knowledge of self realization and better life, but no one asked him (apart from Arjuna; Arjuna asked coz he got confused with the purpose of his life). And, without asking Krishna didn’t give the teachings. He enjoyed all the pros and cons, all the complexities and disasters – he played his life.

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Krishna says –

• Physical world is with three gunas (attributes), these are Satoguna, Tamoguna and Rajoguna. Every person, living in this physical world falls in these attributes. [But a person can also go beyond these three attributes]

• Satoguna is more pure than other two gunas; the people, who are in this guna, their emotions carry bliss and knowledge.

• Rajoguna is originated from desires and attachments, which leads to anticipations and attachments of results. Read More »

Arjuna asks to Krishna: what are nature, person, field and knower of the field?

Krishna says –

• This body is field, one who know this, is called – knower of the field.

• Five elements, ego, intellect, and the unmanifest cause (maya). Ten Indriyas and the mind; five sense objects – these are all called the field of the karma. Read More »

God is in both form and formless state. Worshiping God’s form is referred as- Bhakti Yoga, this is right brain oriented. And Worshiping God in invisible form is left brain oriented. The left brain is rational, analytical and problem solving, etc. The right brain is artistic, intuitive and subjective, etc.

The people who worship God as in invisible form, often says: God is the projection of mind; but the people who worship God in visible form, may take invisible form of God as atheism. But Gita is very clear, let’s carry on what Krishna says. Read More »

Krishna says –

• One, who is detached from attachments, and does one’s karma; s/he is the real Yogi.

• Sannyas means to merge with God consciousness; no one can be a Yogi without going beyond the desire to indulge in senses.

• With the help of one’s own mind, one needs to make progress and, not let oneself go downwards. This mind is both a friend and an enemy to a person. Read More »

Krishna says –

• Karma with devotion to God (right brain) is the best.

• A person who is unaffected by the results: neither hates nor attach to results; who is out of duality, s/he is free from worldly shackles.

• Fools differentiate between the devotion and analytical knowledge, but wise says: one, who follows any path, gets the same results as the other gives. Read More »

Krishna says –

• You and I have taken human body number of times, I do remember all, but you can’t remember it.

• A soul in unborn and eternal, and controls the nature; the people when are self realized, the soul consciousness manifests in each of them in its true nature.

• Whenever untruth prevails, God’s light starts showering, in the form of self realized people. Read More »

Arjuna used to believe on Krishna; whatever Krishna said to him – he had the firm belief on that. But he was not completely cleared, so he further inquired to Krishna about Karma.

Krishna says –

• There are two kind of person for self-realization; one gets by the gaining of knowledge (left-brain) and other gets by the devotion (right-brain). Read More »

With much frustration Arjuna surrenders to Krishna, and seeks guidance from Krishna. Here’s one thing of worth noticing – Krishna was with Arjuna from a long time, but he never forced spiritual knowledge to Arjuna – Krishna is only telling to Arjuna this time because Arjuna is seeking.

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