Shiva Purana and Vedathri Maharishi's Philosophy: An Explanation

சிவபுராணமும் வேதாத்திரியமும் வேதாத்திரிய விளக்கம்

Authors

  • Arulnithi A. Palaniswami Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63300/dt2q2v85

Keywords:

Vedhathri Maharishi, Karma, Sivapuranam, Shiva Purana

Abstract

This exploration delves into the concept of Karma, a fundamental principle suggesting that our lives are shaped by our own actions, as elucidated by revered figures ranging from Bhagavan Veda Vyasa Maha Rishi to Bhagavan Vedathiri Maharishi. Comparing the philosophies of Vedathiri Maharishi with various other schools of thought, a profound unity emerges. Just as the source is singular, the experiences and explanations of enlightened beings resonate with a shared understanding, transcending superficial differences. Recognizing that cultivating the mind leads to a richer life, these enlightened individuals have dedicated themselves to conveying the art of mental refinement to the masses in a way that is relevant and accessible. Having immersed myself in the Manavalakalai (Art of Mental Well-being) techniques developed by Vedathiri Maharishi, who transformed his own life into a living experiment, I have had the opportunity to reflect on my own experiences and connect Vedathiri's teachings with the philosophies of other wise individuals. For the past fifteen years, I have been privileged to document these insights in a series of books. I am deeply grateful to my Guru for bestowing upon me this opportunity.

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Author Biography

  • Arulnithi A. Palaniswami

    Arulnithi A. Palaniswami, Professor of Manavalakkalai, Coimbatore

References

Thiruvasakam - Swami Chitbhavananda

Thirukkural

Vedic texts - Brahmagnanam - Gnanakalanjayam - Spiritual lamp

Kannadasan film songs

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Published

03/01/2025

How to Cite

Shiva Purana and Vedathri Maharishi’s Philosophy: An Explanation: சிவபுராணமும் வேதாத்திரியமும் வேதாத்திரிய விளக்கம். (2025). Aathiyoga Indian Journal of Ancient Medicine and Yoga, 2(02), 154-177. https://doi.org/10.63300/dt2q2v85