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Hinduism – The Sanatan Dhrama. The later is character and former is brand. Sanatan means which is there always. When this world was creaetd with this come some characters, values, beliefs, function etc. Together they are termed as “Dharma”. Dhrama literally means “A set of rule, guideline, character, belief etc.”. As they were present from the very begining, it is called the sanatan dhrama.

All other characters, values, beliefs are developed later and so is other dharma. That is the reason we often say that all other Dharma are originated from Hindu Dharma. That is why we have date of begining of all other dharma accpet Sanatan Dharma.

Hinduism is not the perfect word for Sanatan Dharma. We don’t have Hindu Dharma Mandir. It is always Sanatan Dharma Mandir. Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism and even other dharma are originated, evolved and developed from Sanatan Dharma. When a person was born, his eyes, nose, ears are integral part of his body. Later on he wear lenses, ear rings, nose pins etc. He can choose them, change them but eyes, nose, ears remains same. They come with him and goes with him. Same is Sanatan Dharma. It comes and goes with you. You practice it or not, you believe in it or not, it is there with you, within you. So know yourself, believe it to believe yourself because if you don’t believe in yourself then who will believe you.

Sanatan Dharma is natural, universal dharma. It comes to you naturally. Just by taking birth in this world gets one into Sanatan Dharma. You are the child of eternal God. So you shows, believes in that eternal values i.e. Sanatan Dharma naturally.

Truth is divided into universal and cultural truth. In all civillization and religion there are different ways of getting married like Saptapadi, Anand Karaj, Nikah, Church wedding, Court Marriage etc. It is cultural truth but it is the women only who gives birth to a child. This is univeral truth. It is true not only for human being but for all other lakh of species. This universal truth is Sanatan Dhrama. All cultural truth i.e. other religions are based on this only.

So is it neccessary to change you dhrama now? No…… because whatsoever dhrama you are following it is based on Sanatan Dharama. It is just another brand name of Sanatan Dharma. Every Dharma says there is one god. All path goes to it. The god is eternal, Sanathan, The path leading to him are different Dharma.

So don’t mix it. Don’t fight over Dharma. They are all one, originated from one and about one. We are disrespecting the oneness of God. We are inclined more towards cultural values rather than universal value which are brotherhood, loved, peace, harmony. Just by practicing these value one can follow the Sanatan Dhrama and achieved that eternity. In Hinduism again a brand name of Sanatan Dhrama, developed later, all Karmakand, Prayers, Havans, Bhajans Keertan they all supports these value only.

This book is just a humble and noble effort to make one understand the true meaning, real history and above all the holy feelings of Hinduism – The Sanatan Dharma.

About The Author :

Shri Manoj Kumar Juyal is M.A. (Hindi), M.A. (Public Administration), Diploma (Interior Design), Diploma (French), Duokina (Transaltion), Vaastu Consultant, Gold Medallist in Astrology, He is the Patron of Panchatatwa – The Law of Creation, and has been engaged in the research, re-search and teching of Astrology and Vaastu for the last 12 years.

This book has been presented keeping the common man in mind. It contains neither imperious erudition nor rhetoric. There are neither complicated sentences nor difficult Sanskrit words. It is merely the articulation of a common man in simple straightforward language. There is no brilliance of knowledge. Only the radiance of the sun disseminates knowledge and i cannot claim to be the sun, i am not even a star. There is also no education in this book only knowledge.question – what is the difference between education and knowledge? They seem to be one and the same, but there is a very big difference. The great body of learning that we have inherited from the Vedas is knowledge. Everything else is education. Thus, astrology, vaastu, etc. are knowledge but computer science is education.

You may ask the question – what is the difference between education and knowledge? They seem to be one and the same, but there is a very big difference. The great body of learning that we have inherited from the Vedas is knowledge. Everything else is education. Thus, astrology, vaastu, etc. are knowledge but computer science is education.

We have delved into the ocean of knowledge which the Vedas epitomise. An earlier churning of the ocean many ages ago had yeilded many delighful things like Dhanvantari, the Kaamdhenu cow, the moon, kausthubha mani etc. the most important being amrit – the nectar of the gods. Similarly, from the ocean of knowledge that the Vedas represent we obtained this panchaamrita. This book attempts to convey the essence of this great body of knowledge.

The first chapter of Panchaamrita deals with Astrology. In this i have discussed Rules for appraisal of a horoscope, Ashtakvarga, Horarary etc.

About The Author :

Shri Manoj Kumar Juyal is M.A. (Hindi), M.A. (Public Administration), Diploma (Interior Design), Diploma (French), Duokina (Transaltion), Vaastu Consultant, Gold Medallist in Astrology, He is the Patron of Panchatatwa – The Law of Creation, and has been engaged in the research, re-search and teching of Astrology and Vaastu for the last 12 years.

Not wanting Madhuri had started drifting with the song, stretching and reraching out for the remote of the Television with her right hand to switch it off. The song “Baby don’t leave me, I remember all the memories-I remember the name…that was calling my name-stary with me Baby-when the lights go down I am drowning-please help me I know one day you will feel the same-baby when the lights go down…,” had started casting its musical, magical spell making her unknowingly feel the words and getting emotionally entangled in them……..

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Embark on a journey with The Magic and discover how dazzling and colorful your life is. Follow the action plan described in the book for 28 days. This adventure began 2000 years ago, when this life transforming knowledge was stashed away at a secret place in a sacred text. For the next 20 centuries this knowledge has been confused, mystified and highly misunderstood by all who read it. The Magic reveals the truth behind this.

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