Can we become God as per Vedas?
Let us see what the oldest scriptures of the world, the Vedas, say about our chances of becoming God. Many spiritual teachers and Vedic scholars say that there is a…
Why all religions should support ban on cow slaughter in India?
Millions of devout Hindus and followers of Vedic scriptures want ban on cow slaughter, especially in India. But if ban on cow slaughter happens across the world, then it would…
Does God Exist? Srila Prabhupada, Iskcon founder acharya, says yes.
Does God exist? Most of us might have asked this question at some point of our life. I have come across many people who challenge the existence of God. They…
Did women in Vedic period enjoy equal rights?
Women in Vedic period enjoyed equal rights as men. There are many examples to establish this fact. Vedic scriptures do not advocate discrimination. Vedic India made sure that women are properly taken care and they are not exploited.
What Vedas say about women? They should be honored.
If you read Vedas thoroughly you will find many texts wherein women have been glorified. Vedas does not discriminate against women. But instead say that women have an important role…
Why did Lord Chaitanya appear? To teach us devotion to Lord Krishna.
Lord Chaitanya who is also known as Chaitanya Mahaprabhu appeared on earth to teach you and me how to become a pure devotee of Krishna. He is an incarnation of…
What Vedas say about calamities like Coronavirus?
Why we suffer? What Vedas say about calamities like coronavirus? Was there any period in the history of mankind when there was no suffering.
Why discriminate the Vedas?
Right to education is a fundamental right and it is the duty of the society and the government to make sure that each and every child is educated without any…
Krishna and Christ: Are they same or different?
While being crucified, Jesus cried. But he did not cry for himself, instead he cried for those who were committing the gravest sin. Jesus was continuously praying to God to…
Vedas are infallible
The Vedas are words of God. Isopanisad describes God as purnam (perfectly complete). So the knowledge imparted by Vedic literatures is perfect and complete. Vedic knowledge is called sabda –…