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The Eternal Realtionship

  • Writer: Dasarath Pandit
    Dasarath Pandit
  • May 21, 2015
  • 1 min read

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Mundane realtionships do not last. Some are congenial - "until death do we part." Others, so often, bring disappointment and end in one's search of quest of finding the "perfect match."

While we constantly try to adjust to the ever changing drama of our lives, created from the karma of our previous lives, if one is most fortunate, they may try to search for that eternal relationship that we all have with God. That is all-perfect, and simply covered by many lifetimes of forgetfullness and distractions of the mind toward the mundane.

Here is a short story/film about a person, frustrated with a personal break-up with someone, happend to journey to India, and to a small town in India, Vrindavan, which happens to be the holiest place in India and a great feuge for finding that perfect relationship that our souls are always in searh. Vrindavan is the appearance place of Lord Krishna, 5,000 years ago. It is a highly recommended destination that everyone should take, at least once in your lifetime.


 
 
 

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This effort is being sponsored by the Sedona Center of Vedic Culture, which is meant to be a huge project, showcaseing the ancient spiritual culture of India. Vedic culture means bhakti-yoga, and bhakti-yoga means the easiest and most practical method of meditation. By chanting the sacred mantras, one can experience immediate relief from all material distress and feel themself transported back to the spiritual sky. This is the benefit of the process of bhakti in the yoga system.  Meditation, and the benefits one gets from the practice of other yoga systems are all said to contained with bhakti-yoga, the yoga of loving devotional service to the Supreme. The Sedona Center of Vedic Culture is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. All donations are tax deductable.

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