The hymns of Veda are a record of the manifold experience of the seers of the early ages. They spoke about the life of man and Gods and various functioning of the universal energies of the Supreme One. Listen to the Samgathana Sukta composed by the seer saṃvanana āṅgirasa and chanting by Vedabrahmarshi S. Shyamsundar Sharma and Vedabrahmasri Satyakrishna Bhatta.
Source: Sri Aurobindo Society, Puducherry.
Karmayoga is one of the paths in Sanatana Dharma for spiritual practice outlined in Hindu Philosophy.In Srimadbhagavadgita,Lord Kirishna proclaims “You have the right to work only but never to its fruits.Let not the fruits of action be your motive, nor let your attachment be to inaction.”
Source: Sri Aurobindo Society, Puducherry.
Peace is a central theme of the Sanatana dharma. Peace is a state of inner tranquility, harmony, and balance. The concept of Shanti from the Upanishads is a universal prayer for peace. It is chanted to invoke peace for collective consciousness. It emphasizes on the nature of reality and can be attained through self-realization and spiritual knowledge.
Source: Samskrita Karyalaya, Puducherry.
The Supreme Shastra spekas about unity which that transcends boundaries and brings together individuals, communities, and nations. May all sentient beings be at peace, may no one suffer from illness, May all see what is auspicious, may no one suffer. Om peace, peace, peace.
Source: Samskrita Karyalaya, Puducherry.
The nature of God has been interpreted in the sacred scriptures as the Vedas and the Upanishads. There are observation, meditation, spiritual experiences and different philosophies merged in the quest to know God. Listen to the glory of the Divine as ‘Ishvara.’ Listen to the beautiful prayer to the Divine in Sanskrit.
Source: Samskrita Karyalaya, Puducherry.
