Bhagavad Gita Series

All of us want freedom. In fact we take pride in our freedom. If a person is free to do anything and everything without any restriction, he is considered to be a successful person.
But are all restrictions bad?
Why do scriptures choke our so called freedom?
Are we really free while doing whatever we want?
Are we really free while breaking rules and regulations of society?
Or in the name of so called freedom we are binding ourself more and more?

Sense gratification is not real happiness. So, a person by sensual enjoyment always remains dissatisfied. The real happiness as Lord Krishna mentions, is unlimited and is on a spiritual platform, beyond the pleasures of mind and body.
Learn the "Art of Happiness", the Bhagavad Gita way.

What is the logic behind Religion?
Is it simply to create fear of an unknown power to keep people honest, or is it absolute truth?
What is the the ultimate purpose?
Why so many Gods?
Do all paths lead to same goal?
Which one should I follow?
Is there any loss if I don't?
These questions may often arise in the mind of any civilized person. Some unable to get satisfactory answers and sometimes due to sinful desires, reject everything out of frustration and become atheist. Some others eccentrically affiliate themselves to bodily designations and spend their entire life defending and fighting for something they didn't even chose at their birth. Some chose not to go deep but maintain respect for all ideologies. But some fortunate ones who are able to understand the subject matter scientifically and clearly, elevate themselves to life's perfection.
 

As exist the laws of the state, so do those of the Universe. Thus any action performed, produces some effect in future which is called Destiny.
What are these laws?
Is everything already destined in our lives?
How to change one's destiny?

Yoga & Meditation has become an inseparable part of many in today's pressure-cooker corporate lifestyle.
But so may types of yoga..
Which one to follow?
Which one offers the highest returns?
What does Bhagavad Gita recommend?

One can never be sure of reality, as one is conditioned by the limitations of one's mind & senses to know the world.
E.g. A sick man will find all food bitter, no matter how tasty it is. However, Vedas offer us a hope.
So,
What are the Vedas?
What is their origin?
Is it a fact or mythology?

One can never be sure of reality, as one is conditioned by the limitations of one's mind & senses to know the world.
E.g. A sick man will find all food bitter, no matter how tasty it is. However, Vedas offer us a hope.
So,
What are the Vedas?
What is their origin?
Is it a fact or mythology?

Who are you?
Are you your body? Or your mind?
Or are you something higher?
And does it really matter?
Our materialistic society, has made it virtually taboo to inquire into our real, higher self. Instead we use our valuable time satisfying the whims of our mind and body.
Might there be an alternative?