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Does God Truly Exist? Evidence, Reasoning, and the Path to Realization. How to reach God?

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Does God Truly Exist? Evidence, Reasoning, and the Path to Realization Many people ponder one of the deepest questions of existence: Does God truly exist? Through the ages, philosophers, scientists, and sages have approached this question from diverse perspectives, logical, cosmological, scientific, and spiritual. The following are some of the most recognized arguments and paths that offer insights and evidence pointing toward the existence and realization of God. Philosophical and Theoretical Arguments for God’s Existence 1. The Idea of God (Philosophical Argument)- ( Ontological Argument ) The ontological argument aims to prove God's existence through the concept of God itself. It defines God as the greatest conceivable being, possessing infinite wealth, power, glory, knowledge, and renunciation. The argument states that if such a supreme being did not exist, then the very idea of His greatness would be self-contradictory and impossible to conceive. 2. Planning and Architecture...

Tulsi Puja , Utthana Ekadashi, Prabodhini Ekadashi.

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  Tulsi Devi is a celebrated example of a true devotee Tulsi Devi is a celebrated example of a true devotee in Hindu tradition . She exemplifies unwavering devotion, humility, and love for Lord Vishnu (or Krishna ). Her story is deeply woven into Indian scriptures and devotional practices, particularly associated with the sacred Tulsi plant , which is venerated as her earthly manifestation. Here are key aspects of her devotion: 1. Pure Devotion Tulsi Devi is renowned for her unwavering devotion to Lord Vishnu. Her love for the Lord was selfless and transcended worldly attachments, embodying the highest form of bhakti (devotion). 2. Self-Sacrifice In her story, Tulsi Devi is often depicted as offering her entire being to Lord Vishnu. Her willingness to renounce everything, including her material existence, reflects her surrender to the divine will. 3. Connection with the Tulsi Plant The Tulsi plant, considered sacred in Hindu tradition, is believed to be a manifestation of Tulsi...

Characteristics of a devotee.भक्त के लक्षण।

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महाज्ञानी महागुणी, यदि न भक्तो जनार्दने। संसारचक्रबन्धोऽस्य, कर्मकाण्डेषु बध्यते॥ 💓 स्वप्न-अनुभूति-विवेचनम् शृणुत भक्तगणाः एतद् सनातन वचनम्। स्वप्नः अनुभूतिश्च द्वयं अनिश्चितदर्शनम्।। अप्रामाणिके भवति द्वयं महाविध्वंसकम्॥ प्रामाणिके भवति द्वयं परमसुखप्रदम्॥ Hindi Rendering in Metrical Flow महा-ज्ञानी महा-गुणी, यदि भक्तिहीन सदा। संसारचक्र बन्धनों में, मुक्तिम् नायति तदा॥ ★ Characteristics of a devotee . A true devotee, regardless of their faith or spiritual tradition, typically displays the following characteristics: 1. Unwavering Faith A true devotee has steadfast belief in their chosen deity, spiritual guide, or divine principle, even during challenges or hardships. Their faith remains unshaken by doubts or external circumstances. 2. Humility They approach life with a humble attitude, acknowledging their dependence on a higher power. They do not seek recognition for their devotion and act selflessly. 3. Selfless Love Their devotion is marked by unconditional love for the divine, expr...

Detailed sequence of worship -Step by Step with Mantras and Six enemies of the mind ( Shadripu)

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English Those who are truly interested in learning about the method of worship should read Srimad Bhagavatam , Canto 11, Chapter 27 . This chapter explains in detail how a devotee should properly worship the Lord in His deity form with faith, purity, and devotion. It describes the necessary qualifications, rituals involving bathing, chanting, offering water, flowers, food, and sacred items, and the importance of sincere devotional feeling beyond mere external opulence. True Worship For worship there is no time, No need for bell or chant or chime; God only sees devotion, not time- A loving heart is truth sublime. God does not see what you offer, Nor judge the outer golden cover; He only sees respect hidden in the wrapper, The silent faith you gently offer. No wealth nor grand display He sees, No costly gifts or rituals please; A humble heart bowed down in prayer Brings the Lord to dwell and hear. So worship not by hour or art, But with a pure and faithful heart; Where love and reverenc...