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FOUR PURUSHARTHAS DHARMA The foremost important pillar of the four purusharthas .If not understood  properly person gets into  dharm sankat ( moral dilemma ) . chaanakya says one should use logical thinking to persue dharma in one's life . so its necessary one investigates properly before taking any decision in one's life . Doing good work ,is the foremost dharma of human beings so do good  even it is little . there may be times when we get into moral dilemma ,question arises inside the mind why i am doing it why should i do it etc etc at that time one should think logically in 6 steps 1.what is the moral conflict all about ? 2.Is it imaginary ir real? 3.Are there proofs regarding the same ? 4. Who is on the wrong side and who is on the right side ? 5.Is it spiritually good ? 6.Does it bring benefit to anyone ? take a pen and paper write these questions and try to answer yourself by the time you solve the sixth question you will have your answer . as...

    The simplification of the chanakya's shlokas when an icon is carved according to the  iconographical dictates of the Āgama śāstra it is a symbol of the divine. When brahmins perform the elaborate prāṇa-pratiṣṭha rites according to the Āgama/Tantra, then the Supreme Being by dint of his/her omnipresence and omni-benevolence energizes and locates itself within the sacred icon in order to be a link between the two realms of sakala and nishkala. The Āgama says:– bhagavat sānidhyam arcakasya tapo balāt The presence of the Divine in the icon is dependent upon the meditative powers of the attendant priest. Hindus don’t HAVE to worship anything since we have been gracefully spared any commandments from on high!! We can commune with the Divine as we please without compulsion. We have a far more informal and intimate association with the Lord or lady of the Universe treating Him/Her as our most intimate lover and friend! He/She doesn’t demand from us any...