HISTORY OF SUMITRA MAHAJAN

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          HISTORY OF SUMITRA                     MAHAJAN    Birth 12 April 1943 Sumitra Mahajan Biography Sumitra Mahajan is an Indian politician who was the Chairman of the 16th Lok Sabha. He is from the Bharatiya Janata Party. In 2014, he was selected for the Lok Sabha for the eighth time, one of the three members of the Lok Sabha, and currently the longest serving a member. He represented the Indore constituency of Madhya Pradesh from 1989 to 2019. He worked for a time as an Union Minister. He remained minister for human resources, communication and petroleum departments from 2002 to 2004. He is the biggest and supermominal woman in the women members of Parliament in the 16th Lok Sabha. After Mira Kumar, he is the second woman to be selected as the Speaker. His birth anniversary at Usha and Moth Tosham Sathe at 12 April 1943 in Maharashtra. His marriage took place with Jayant Mahajan of Indore i...
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VAISHNAVISM

 

VAISHNAVISM


          VAISHNAVISM 


Vaishnavism: a spiritual journey
Introduction


Vaishnav is a major branch of Hindu religion, which is based on the devotion of Lord Vishnu and his incarnation. It has been a center point of devotional movement and its effect has been deeply on Indian culture, philosophy, music and art. Vaishnav is inspired by the teachings of Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas and Bhaktikalin saints.


Origin and history of Vaishnavism
The roots of Vaishnav religion go up to Vedic period, when Vishnu was described as an important deity in Rig Veda. Over time, through the teachings of Puranas, epics (Ramayana and Mahabharata) and the teachings of the saints, the tradition changed into a comprehensive religious movement.

Major historical events:


Rise of Puranas: Vishnu Purana, Bhagwat Purana and Narada Puran are describing the glory of Vishnu and their incarnations.
Bhagavad Geeta: An important book of Mahabharata, in which Shrikrishna gave Arjuna devotion to Bhakti Yoga and religion.
The impact of Bhaktikal: The devotees such as Ramanuj, Madhavasya, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Meerabai, Tulsidas and Surdas have strengthened the Vaishnav devotional movement.
The main principle of Vaishnavism
The basic principles of Vaishnav religion have been explained in detail in Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita and Puranas. The main aspects of these principles are as follows:

Lord Vishnu is the ultimate Brahma


Vaishnav Dharma believes Vishnu as the highest power, which is the author, the creator and businessman of the entire creation. His incarnations are also given special importance.

Recognitio


Vaishnav is the recognition of ten major incarnations of Vishnu in religion:

Fisheries


Boar
Narasimha
Dwarf
Parashuram
Ram
Krishna
Buddha
Kalki (which will appear in the future)
Importance of Bhakti Yoga
Bhakti Yoga Vaishnav is the spirit of religion. In this, the devotee devotes God's selflessness and keeps his love, dedication and service. It is considered the best way to receive salvation.

Sacrifice

There is a special significance of full surrender (surrender) in Vaishnavism. The devotee gives full surrender to God and his grace is free from the difficulties of life.

Satvic lifestyle

Vaishnav religion inspires to adopt a life-style, in which non-violence, truth, mercy, forgiveness, and simplicity are major properties.

Vaishnava Sect and Chief Acharya
Vaishnav is a four major sect in religion, which was promoted by various ethics:

Mr. Sand (promoted by Ramanujacharya)

This community considers Vishnu and Lakshmi supreme.
Specialty of Vedant Vedanta.
Brahma sect (promoted by Madhavaya)

Supports dualism, in which organism and God are considered to be different.
It emphasizes the worship of Vishnu and his incarnations.
Rudra Sect (promoted by Vishnuwamy)

Pure is based on monetism and gives a prominent place to devotion.
Kumar sect (promoted by Nimbarkacharya)

Dwait-Advaita's theory renders, in which there is a deep connection between the organism and devotion.
Other major saints and great men:

Chaitanya Mahaprabhu: Chief Promotion of Krishna Devotion Movement
Meerabai: Lucky poetry in Krishna devotion.
Tulsidas: the creator of Ramcharitmanas.
Surdas: Saints who praise Lilos of Krishna
Vaishnava devotional tradition and texts
Vaishnav religion's devotional tradition has given birth to many texts, which are the major:

Bhagwat Purana: The texts to show the importance of Lilos and devotion of Krishna.
Ramcharitmanas: The devotional form of Ramayana composed by Goswami Tulsidas.
Bhagavad Geeta: Divine preached given by Shrikrishna.
Narad Bhakti Sources: The texts based on the nature and importance of devotion.
Pooja and festival in Vaishnavism
Various types of worship methods and celebrations are celebrated in Vaishnav religion:

Aarti and Bhajan Kirtan: Temples and homes are praised by Vishnu and their incarnations.
Mahaprasad and Annadan: Prasad distribution and excessive importance in Vaishnava tradition.
Major festival:
Ram Navami: The festival of the birth anniversary of Lord Rama.
Janmashtami: The celebration of Lord Krishna's birth.
Holi: The main festival associated with Lilos of Krishna
Deepawali: The festival of Ayodhya arrival of Rama.
Guptami: Fiesta related to cow-service and Twilight Leela of Krishna.
Impact and Importance of Vaishnavism
Vaishnav Dharma has a profound impact on Indian society, culture and philosophy. It gave birth to the devotional movement, which reduced the discrimination of caste and telling love and dedication to God. This tradition can also be clearly seen in music, dance and literature.

Even today, there are millions of followers of this tradition all over the world, especially the institutions of ISKCON are promoting Krishna devotion at the global level.

Conclusion

Vaishnav religion is not limited to only worship, but it is a spiritual journey that inspires to join God through love, dedication and mercy. Devotion, service, and sanitation are its main basis, which lead to every devotee towards divinity.

Thus, Vaishnav religion is not only a religious sect but a lifestyle, which inspires towards becoming a pure, sattvic and unique.





      Writer by Manjeet sansaniwal 

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