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Shri Banke Bihari Gurukul is located at Indalawadi, Jigni-Anekal Road. The name Banke Bihari means “bent in three places” and Bihari means “supreme enjoyer.” who is none other than Lord Sri Krishna.
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Experience Spiritual Bliss at Hare Krishna Mandir, RR Nagar
Know what great personalities speak about cow protection
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Lust which is also known as “kama” is the only driving force that keeps one entangled in the material world. Lust is the perverted reflection of love of God.
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Varnasrama-dharma is the steppingstone for man’s spiritual understanding, it provides structure for the spiritual advancement. The varnasarama system allows discharging of ones specific or prescribed duty in his filed of action for the elevation to the higher status of life.
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The Bhagavad Gita As It Is…the definitive guide to self-realization. A transcendental literature spoken 5000 years ago by the Supreme Personality of Godhead for the benefit of humanity. It is meant to relieve us of unnecessary pain and suffering, resulting in complete deliverance from the cycle of birth, death, disease and old age.
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The main course is usually the biggest dish on a menu. Find recipes for varieties of main course dishes here!!!!!!!!!
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Having a hearty breakfast satiates you and works as good preparation for a productive day (which is why it is so important!). Be it a bowl of oatmeal or your favorite pancakes, breakfast is the best way to start the day, and also works as a great bonding time for the family
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Sweets are integral part of Indian system, no occasions or festivals are held without having or offering sweets. learn how to make different varieties of sweets at in a very simple and easy way.
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Devotees must not eat pulses and rice, but eating on this day is not completely prohibited. They can eat fast recipes like aloo jeera, sabudana khichdi, sabudana kheer, kattu ki poori or paratha etc. Consumption of milk and fruits is also allowed. Find the Ekadashi recipes here.
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