PRASAD, an offering of love

Prasad comes from the word Prasāda in Sanskrit, which was originally described in Vedic literature as a spiritual state. In an early text, the Rig Veda, Prasāda is described as a mental state experienced by gods or sages, in which they felt a spontaneous generosity, often granting boons to their followers. It is actually only much later in history that Prasāda came to describe the offering of material things such as clothes, flowers and food, especially sweets.

Science of Spirituality: Happiness

“How can we determine whether a man is happy or unhappy?” True happiness is defined as the complete satisfaction of all desires.

Science of spirituality: Meditation

Meditation is a process in which we shift from thinking to feeling. It is a journey from the complexity of mind to the simplicity of heart. It is for this reason that most methods of meditation involve the heart.

The science of spirituality: Entropy in human relationships

So, entropy is the degree of disorder or randomness in any system. The second law of thermodynamics says that entropy increases with time. It reflects the instability of a system over a period of time if there is nothing to stabilise it.

Sleep well for your well-being

A little discipline in how well and how deeply you sleep determines your state of mind throughout the day.