Voices of the vedas

              Chapter 1: Control the Senses, Win the Day → The moment you wake up, your senses crave stimulation — phone notifications, coffee, loud music, or sugary food. This happens because the senses are powerful and easily distracted, just as described in the Bhagavad Gita. Krishna warns Arjuna that an uncontrolled mind is like a ship tossed by wind — and the wind is our senses. If your day begins with your senses leading you, you’ve already lost control. But if you control your senses, your day becomes yours . The solution? Start with awareness. Don’t touch your phone for the first 30 minutes. Replace it with intentional actions — wash your face, drink water, stretch, and take a few deep breaths. This helps you take charge before external inputs hijack your focus. The Gita encourages Indriya Nigraha — mastering the senses — not through repression but through conscious choice. When you reduce sensory noise, your inner clarity increases . And that ...

Mount Kailash, rising majestically in the remote reaches of Tibet, has long captivated the imagination of pilgrims, explorers, and scholars alike.  Revered across multiple religions—Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon—as a sacred site, this peak is not just a geographical marvel but also a focal point of numerous myths and theories.  Among the most intriguing is the proposition that Mount Kailash is not a natural formation but a man-made pyramid, possibly the largest and oldest of its kind.  This article delves into the various facets of this theory, examining the evidence, scientific perspectives, and the enduring mysteries that surround this enigmatic mountain.  The Sacred Significance of Mount Kailash→ Standing at an elevation of 6,638 meters (21,778 feet), Mount Kailash is part of the Transhimalaya in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China.  Its remote location and challenging terrain have contributed to its mystique.  For Hindus, it is believed to ...

P ROBLEM: The Truth of Ramayan—History or Mythology? Ramayan. A name every Indian has heard. But even after thousands of years, one big question remains—Was Ramayan real, or is it just a story? Most people know Ramayan as a religious epic written by Sage Valmiki. But when it comes to verifiable facts, people are confused. Schools teach it as mythology. Foreign historians ignore it completely. Modern education often dismisses it. So where does truth stand? The problem is not with Ramayan itself. The problem is that the facts within it are not taken seriously. There are many mysterious events, structures, and places in the Ramayan that seem impossible by today’s logic. Yet they exist. Real places. Real timelines. Real case studies. So the real mystery is: Are we ignoring historical proof of the Ramayan? →Let’s investigate with actual case studies and examples—without hype, without misinformation—just facts, logic, and analysis. Despite being one of the oldest epics in the world, Ramayan...

🌟 What Are the Vedas? | A Brief History of the World’s Oldest Scriptures 🌟 India is famous for its deep spiritual wisdom and the Vedas, the oldest and most respected Hindu scriptures, are at the heart of it. These ancient books are important as religious books as well as for their spiritual, philosophical and scientific knowledge that helped shape Indian civilization → What are the Vedas and what is their story, structure and the reason behind their relevance to seekers today? → 📜 What Is the Meaning of the Word “Veda”? “Veda” is taken from the Sanskrit “vid,” which stands for “to know” or “knowledge.” Therefore, the Vedas contain divine wisdom which is thought to have been revealed to sages (rishis) through deep meditation many years ago. While other texts are called Smriti (those written by people), the Vedas are referred to as Shruti (that which is heard), since they are said to have come from divine sources.  🕉️ The Four Vedas are the Basis for Sacred Knowledge There are...