Guiding Vision and Inspiration to start the New Year.
What is the philosophy of festivals such as Durga Puja, Deepavali, Ganesa Chaturthi, Onam etc.?
Ganesh Chaturthi (2016)
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Shivaratri (2015)
Shivaratri (2014)
Tiruvonam (2014)
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Ganesha Chaturthi (2013)
Deepavali (2013)
Ganesa Chaturthi (2003)
Tiruvonam (2002)
How do we understand Hinduism in the context of a multicultural world and pluralistic existence? Sankara Jayanti
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Reflect upon the the importance of Guru Purnima and Read the Guru Purnima messages.
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These are a selection of insightful Mantra-like words from SWAMI BODHANANDA These words offer a space for clear thinking followed by a meditative silence. Read, Repeat, Meditate, and Be That Silence! Click Here to download the booklet
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The logo of Sambodh is constituted by three arcs and three birds: two trapped within and one flying out. The motto of the logo reads uttishtata jagrata nibhodata - arise awake and realise. The three arcs represent three bodies - gross, subtle and causal, identifying with which the infinite consciousness has become finite.
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The finite consciousness is represented by the two birds trapped in samsara, the world of change, and struggling to come out. The trapped birds are a symbol of all kinds of duality: the seeker and the sought, the god and the world, body and soul, good and bad, matter and spirit. The bird flying out into the infinite space of consciousness stands for the enlightened and integrated person who has solved all kind of duality, and who has disidentified with the three bodies as well as the three gunas such as the sattva, rajas and tamas.
“ If at all I have a mission, it is to laugh and laugh, and encourage a few others to laugh with me and ultimately seduce the whole creation to roar a cosmic laughter. ”
– Swami Bodhananda
Preparing yourself alone is a very shortsighted approach.Prepare your workers ...
Pictures tell us stories ... stories of self-transformation and inspired work all illumined by the blessings of our Guru Swami Bodhananda.
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The range of topics Swami Bodhananda addresses extends from human potential development, managerial excellence and leadership studies to the experience of "absolute peace in the midst of dynamic activity". Here are selections from, the papers and thoughts He has written at various occasions; Travelogues; Thematic Notes; correspondence and discussions between Gurudev and His devotees through letters and meetings, public interviews and media reports; Messages that Gurudev writes on occasions of spiritual and cultural importance.
Here are the links to some of the important topics authored by Swami Bodhananda.
