Author - Aadishri Arun

Guru Purnima is national wide festival which is dedicated towards the Guru in this world. Guru word is used for the teacher who teaches anything to a learner. If we relate it to the ancient time, is actually worshipping the Guru Vyasa who wrote the Four Vedas. But in today time, it is all about worshipping your teacher and showing gratitude towards them for their impeccable hard work for teaching you.

Guru Purnima 2016 Date: When is Guru Purnima?
Guru Purnima is celebrated for one month.
Purnima word is used because on this day, there is a full moon.
In 2016, Guru Purnima will be celebrated on 19th July.
Aadi Shri Arun will celebrate Guru Purnima on 21st July 2016.
History of Guru Purnima

It is said that, the Guru Vyasa wrote all the 4 Vedas that were recited by the Lord Brahma and every person in this world is in debt for the work, that saint Vyasa did. He also wrote several Purans. And from those times, a day was dedicated towards the Gurus and this day is called as “Guru Purnima”.
It has a deep significance in the past and in today’s world also. As this day is dedicated towards the Gurus, people irrespective of caste etc offer their prayers to their gurus thanking them for the knowledge they have provided to the learner.

In this age of Kaliyuga, where Lord Narayan’s name is known as Lord Kalki, then why do you take the name of other deities? This is like digging a well for finding holy water when the river Ganges flows nearby. Why do you milk a goat when you are entitled to the divine milk of the Kamdhenu cow?

Calculation of End of Kali Yuga:
I will give the calculations of theYugas and the end of Kaliyuga below.

According to our ancient scriptures, Brahma, the creator, creates and destroys the universe cyclically. The life of Brahma is 120 divine years called Mahakalpa. Everyday he creates 14 Manus one by one and they create and control the world. So there are fourteen Manus in one divine day called Kalpa of Brahma. The life of each Manu is called Manvantara and it has 71 eras of four quarters. Each quarter is has four Yugas – Krita or Satya, Treta, Dvapara and Kali. The following are the complete calculations of Vedic units of time and periods.
The Vedic Units of Time – Macro level
SATYUG 4,32,000 YEARS X 4 = 17,28,000 YEARS
TRETA 4,32,000 YEARS X 3 = 12,96,000 YEARS
DWAPAR 4,32,000 YEARS X 2 = 8,64,000 YEARS
KALIYUG 4,32,000 YEARS X 1 = 4,32,000 YEARS
1 MAHAYUG (GRAND TOTAL OF ALL THE YUGAS) = 4,320,000 YEARS (more…)

It is my personal experience based on Holy Scriptures, I am putting out the information about the End of Kaliyuga And The coming of the 10th avatar of Lord Vishnu – Kalki Maha Avatar.

The first fact is that Lord Kalki is a secret avatar and He has come to destroy and remove evil from this world by hiding Himself. (Shrimad Bhagawatam Maha Puran) Therefore it is not possible to see Him as a well known figure. Lord Kalki is continuing His work in secret and He will not reveal Himself till His work is finished. After that He will take rest in Narayana Grih (Ascand Puran) and that is when people will become aware of His physical presence. The prediction is that when the sun turns into darkness and the moon blood red, then Lord kalki’s appearance in front of people is imminent. (Bible Acts 2:20, Joel 2:31) (more…)

AADISHRI ARUN : The dictionary defines awareness is the state or condition of knowing or having knowledge off; and being conscious off.

To be alive is to be aware but there are two big questions. Firstly since the world is full of so many objects and situations, what should we chose to be aware of? And the second question is – Who is the one who is aware?

Most people think that to be aware is to have knowledge. That is why people spend lifetimes in the pursuit of knowledge. From how to create a better society, to exploring the frontiers of science and to finding the nature of God, people pursue knowledge because they think that ‘to know’ is the same as to be aware of.
But to have knowledge of is not the same as to be aware.

Let us study the mechanism of awareness. (more…)