Spirituality In Practice

Tag: Family

  • Vedic Philosophy summarized in three Axioms

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    “Vedic Philosophy – Finding meaning and purpose in our daily life!” is a series of short videos in a playlist on YouTube. Links for the latest segments 6 and 7, are given below: It is my amateur attempt to document the practical nature of Vedic Philosophy as well as its tangible relevance to daily life.…

  • Joint Family 

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    The “Joint Family” system is well respected in Indian culture. It is considered as one of the hallmarks of Sanata Dharma: It can be considered an individual’s duty or purpose, guiding their actions and decisions to live a fulfilling and meaningful life. The path to self-realization through dharma involves aligning one’s actions and choices with their deepest…

  • How is your relationship?

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    How is your relationship? Is your relationship like a soup (melting pot) or like a blanket (with distinct colors woven into a well-defined space and pattern)? Today, I attended a life celebration service – a funeral service, but more in the spirit of celebration. This was for a long time professional friend/colleague, that I came…

  • The burden of relationship

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    Tamil is one of the oldest Indian languages. Like so many historical aspects of India, it is difficult to precisely date the origin of this language. It has a continuous recorded history for over 2200 years. It is a long held tradition in Tamil literature to discuss or debate topics of relevance to the society.…

  • How large is your family?

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    Perhaps it is wrong to ask the question” How large is your family?” Instead it may be better to ask, “How well do you know your “family” and what you are doing to nurture it to grow larger and stronger?”

  • Family

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    “I am your reasoning, your knowledge, your teachings in the scriptures, your God in your temple, your father, your mother, your siblings and friends and everything that has enabled you to be who you are. I am the limitless “You” in you, your family at large”.