The Many Faces of Paramatma
One God, Many Forms
Dakshinamurthi
Krishna
Lakshmi
Mariamman
Nataraja and Sivakami Sundari
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Friday, October 24, 2008
My Hindu Page Custom Search Engines
My Hindu Page Custom Search Engines
Taking advantage of Google's Search Capabilities one of the unique services of My Hindu Page is to provide customized search engines. There are three such customized search engines as detailed below.
My Hindu Page Site Search
This Search Engine Searches for results only from MyHinduPage.org . This search engine can be found at the bottom of every page of MyHinduPage.org
The Hindu Search Engine
The Hindu Search Engine is customized to search through only selected Hindu websites. A growing list of websites that are included in this search engine are listed in this Search Engine's dedicated page, that can be accessed by clicking here. If you have a Hindu information or educational website that you would like to include in The Hindu Search Engine please send me an email with the site's URL for review.
My Hindu Page Web Search
My Hindu Page's entire World Wide Web Search is customized with Googles safe search filter and optimized for Hindu Search Keywords. This Search Engine is ideal for safe surfing on the Internet. It can be selected to be your browser's default search page by entering this URL: http://www.safesearch.myhindupage.org in your Browser's Home Page in its Preferences or Properties, or this Search Engine can be Bookmarked at its dedicated page (Click Here).
Meditaion Video Tutorial
Meditation Video Tutorial:
1. Introduction - The Desire to Meditate
Synopsis: Video opening collage, Dualities - The Nature of Life, The Desire to Meditate.
2. Introduction - The Five Bodies (1)
Synopsis: The five bodies: The Physical Body, The Pranic Body, The Astral Body and the Mental Body. The Soul Body the fifth body is in the next segment.
3. Introduction - The Five Bodies (2)
Synopsis: The five bodies: The Soul Body.
Meditation - Dhyana - Directory
Meditation / Dhyana Lessons Content
The true state of Meditation is not achieved, rather, it is attained. Meaning the state of meditation comes to us instead of we getting there or getting it. This is Dhyana. It is beyond the basic state of a stress free or a calm mind. It is the state a meditator attains prior to achieving God Realization (Enlightenment). In the yogic system of Ashtanga Yoga that comprises eight progressive steps to God Realization, Meditation or Dhyana is the eight step. It is achievable after much preparation of the body, intellect and emotions. A process where the physical and spiritual energies of these three faculties within ourselves are concentrated and then directed into the core of our being, that is into our immortal soul. In the soul, meditation or dhyana is its natural state of consciousness.
The first entry of Meditation Lessons is a Meditation Video Tutorial that is introduces the Ashtanga Yoga System and gives basic instructions for meditation.
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