RAVANA Ravana was one of the most powerful and learned men who ever lived with knowledge of the Vedas and Upanishads. Here he is perceived as a strategist who abducted Sita in order to orchestrate his own death and attainment of moksha, at the hands of Ram, her husband, who had the divine power of Vishnu.... More
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MAYA Maya in Sanskrit means "that which is not". It is a deluded state wherein each individual soul, under a sense of false identity considers himself to be separate and distinct from the rest of creation. As individual perception towards a situation or person changes, so does our current analysis of our existence, the truth and their significance within our lives... More
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VAASNA 'Vaasna' is 'Sensuality' in Sanskrit. All creation is the balance of opposites; light and dark, positive and negative, dynamic and kinetic which can be best typified as male and female. It is this principle of duality which presides over all energies. In a state of pure awareness where 'We' is ultimately transformed into 'One'... More
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Maya in Sanskrit means "that which is not". It is a deluded state wherein each individual soul, under a sense of false identity considers himself to be separate and distinct from the rest of creation. As individual perception towards a situation or person changes, so does our current analysis of our existence, the truth and their significance within our lives... 
'Vaasna' is 'Sensuality' in Sanskrit. All creation is the balance of opposites; light and dark, positive and negative, dynamic and kinetic which can be best typified as male and female. It is this principle of duality which presides over all energies. In a state of pure awareness where 'We' is ultimately transformed into 'One'...
