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• Life is a message. Swan is known as the separator of milk and water. Paramahamsa was the one who preached the concept of dispassion which enables one to experience material pleasures and hardships equally. Sri Ramakrishna is a living example of practical spiritual philosophy. He was a priest in Dakshineshwar Kalika Temple in Calcutta and gave alms of knowledge to many people.
• Yadagirisha Namostute! Nrisimhakriti is the form of creation, state and rhythmic consciousness with the coordinated forces of Brahma, Vishnu and Rudra! Narasimha's form is unique in Srihari Dashavatars. The Nrisimhavatara is as glorious as it is glorious. The greater the flood, the greater the pleasure.
• Foresight A poet describes that if you have foresight, you will be able to avoid the dangers. To act with foresight is not to think of the power to predict the future.
• Sharanam Sharanam... Shankaram Mahashivratri is a festival with deep spiritual significance. 'Shiva' literally means benefactor. Mahashivratri Remembering the divine deeds of the formless form of Lord Shiva, Pranamille Sudinam to the Supreme Lord.
• Tapas It is said by the sages that penance is the main tool for God realization. It is not that simple. People like Dhruva and Prahlad have practiced it with devotion and gaze and gained fame as immortals.
• Mate Mantra It is said that even if there is strength behind each head, no one will be supported in difficult times. In this period we can earn any amount of wealth but it is difficult to get people to stand up for us in times of trouble. Acquiring such is possible only because of our behavior and culture. The tongue is sharper than a sword.
• A great reformer The warrior who anonymously sowed the seeds of the first freedom struggle, the great man who worked in thousands of ways to free the Indians from oppression and become a nation with a bright future, the ascetic Swami Dayanandulu who condemned the vices in the community and instilled self-confidence in the people.
• Amulya Varam. The Aitareyopanishad states that 'Agni' emanates from the face of man in the form of fire. A word is as sacred as fire and also dangerous.
• Strength of will In the life of a man, one has to move forward by going up and down the hills and valleys of joys, sorrows, successes and failures! In fact, what is the basic fuel that a person needs to reach his goal is - willpower.
• The fruit of charity! Those who are kind to all living beings are said to have divine qualities. In the Gita, the Supreme Lord says that he will support those who live with holy thoughts and selflessness.
• Who is great? Due to the ego that there is no one above me, it is natural for people to quarrel. But it is surprising that even the ancients, great men and gods fell under their influence and later repented.
• Ignorance should be eradicated! Adi Shankara said ignorance is different. This ignorance is not that. This ignorance which reigns all over is the cause of unrighteousness and injustice.
• Pancha Sutras Although the earth appears to be stationary, it is constantly in motion. And where is this stability coming from? According to Puranas, the earth is carried by four giants (Airavatas).
• Bhakti - Dharma Those who have piety and virtue have become our guides and legendary men. Bhakti is different, morality is different. Bhakti without Dharmaguna cannot beautify or conquer.
• GuruBrahma... As long as one is satisfied with entertainment and excursions in the material world, one cannot think of wandering in the spiritual world. Guru is the one who directs those who are under the eternal illusion of worldly pleasures and do not know the way to the presence of God. 
• Guide to creation Creation... is not a random process. It has an order, a rule, a virtue. Lord Krishna is the power that directs that dharma. He is not only an incarnation of Dwapara Yuga Purusha. An embodiment of the supreme truth that transcends time, country and conditions. Krishna is the philosophy that answers the questions of how creation should proceed and how life should proceed.
• Gnanayudham Knowledge is the basis of human development. It is a divine lamp that shines light in the path of darkness. Dakshinamurthy says the knowledge of the individual.
• What is violence? The elders said 'Ahimsa paramodharmah'. It means that non-violence is the greatest virtue. Violence does not mean only physical harm or killing. Even causing emotional distress to others comes under torture. Arrows pierced through the body can be removed by trickery, and the wounds heal for a while with medicine.
• Patience is a blessing. Patience is a must for man whether he wants to achieve spiritual goals or fulfill material desires. Patience is constant dedicated work, keeping emotions in check to achieve specific goals. Facing obstacles with self-confidence and perseverance; It is a yajna that does not give priority to compliments and criticism.
• The value of time. Every moment of time is magic. It will disappear before the eyes. Moving times bring unexpected victories and glories as well as occasional defeats.