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About Us - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBThe Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) is a grassroots level nonprofit organisation committed to upholding Dharma, educating on Dharma, awakening of Dharma in the masses, protection of Bharat, and uniting Hindus with the aim of declaring Bharat a Hindu Rashtra. The HJS is at the forefront in the fight against misinformation about Hindu Dharma and ...
Rituals after death as per Hinduism - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBRituals after death : Often, when the prān (vital energy) leaves the gross body, the mouth remains open, and through this open mouth, putrefying waves from the dead body spread into the environment. By pouring Gangājal and placing tulsī (basil) leaves in the mouth, Sattva waves from the Universe get attracted to these sāttvik objects placed in the mouth. This brings about disintegration of ...
Hinduism - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBDecember 24, 2016. To enable mankind to get closer to God through the medium of various events that occur from birth to death, Hindu Dharma has formulated various religious sanskars. Among them, the post-death rite is the final sanskar. And shraddha rites to repay our debts unto the pitars.
Hindu Rashtra - A nation for the welfare of the world - Hindu ...
WEBHindu Rashtra is not merely a religious or political concept. It is an ideal socio-religious-economic system. Honesty, efficiency and justice are the hallmarks of the Hindu Rashtra. This is the Hindu Rashtra we envision. The Hindu Janajagruti Samiti has been the torchbearer in this mission to establish the Hindu Rashtra.
Introduction: How to do Aarti - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBHow to do Aarti . Various Saints and evolved devotees have composed devotional Aartis (hymns in praise of the Lord) from approximately the twelfth century on wards. They are thereby making available a beautiful and easy medium to light the lamp of devotion in the hearts of worshipers and enable them to invoke and imbibe the grace and blessings of a Deity by offering Aarti.
Hindu Gods - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBShiva. July 11, 2016. The Supreme Shiva is the conductor of the five actions in the universe - Srushṭi (Creation), Sthiti (Sustenance), Samhār (Annihilation), Anugraha (Grace) and Vilaya (Dissolution). This universe is a reflection of the Supreme Shiva.
Spirituality - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBSpirituality. Most people experience the truth that, ‘Happiness seems as minute as a grain of barley, while unhappiness seems as huge as a mountain’. Since most people do not know how to attain Anand (Bliss), each tries to acquire at least temporary happiness through the five senses, mind and intellect. However, happiness is temporary and ...
Chaturthi – Importance and types - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEB1. Importance of Chaturthi. A. The waves of Shri Ganapati and those of the earth on the tithi of Chaturthi match and hence, are conducive to each other. This implies that on this tithi, a greater proportion of waves of Shri Ganapati can reach the earth. Every month, on the day of Chaturthi, Shri Ganapati Principle is a 1000 times more active on ...
Performing Aarti - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBPerforming Aarti. While having darshan of a Deity or after meeting a respected individual, our hands automatically join in obeisance. ‘Paying obeisance’ that is doing namaskar (Namaste) is a sattvik impression on the Hindu mind, an act of maintaining the rich heritage of Hindu culture. Paying obeisance is a simple and beautiful act of ...