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“Connecting the body with nature is Hatha Yoga. The harmonization of mind and body is pranayama. The harmonization of mind and soul is jnana. The harmonization of soul and God is bhakti. This is the whole yoga system: the creation of harmony.”

Radhanatha Swami

Do you sit a lot? Do you make a lot of repetitive movements during your days? Do you often stick to your mobile screen?
Is there any stress in your life?
Do you sometimes feel like you can’t stop?
Is something wrong with your health?
If you answer yes to any of these questions, you need yoga.

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In our posts we talk so much about the ancient Vedas, we refer to them, but there is no place there to elaborate on the meaning of this mysterious and exotic word: Veda …

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We all have probably felt the feeling that we could not find our place in the world. It is if a space was inside of us, which we would like to fill with the great questions of life: Who am I? Why am I here? How can I be happy? These questions are not only philosophical reflections but are the defining elements of our daily lives that guide us.

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Colours, shapes, emotions… The art of henna embraces all these and is deeply rooted in Eastern cultures. Few people know that henna painting has a tradition of more than 5000 years in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Henna is a branch of the vaishnava arts and not only adorns, but also helps in self-realization, since it has a positive effect on our consciousness.

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One of the greatest treasures of Indian culture is the Mahabharata, a colossal epic work that explores the depths of the human soul while telling an exciting story. Mahabharata is not only a complete philosophical system, but also the essence of Indian religion and culture. Vyasadeva (the literary incarnation of Lord Krishna) put this monumental work down in writing about 5000 years ago, at the beginning of Kali Yuga. It is the world’s longest known verse, consisting of 100 000 stanzas (sloka), 200 000 lines, and 1.8 million words. It is about 15 times longer than the Bible, and a lighter reading than, for example, the texts from the four Vedas. This is why it is a recommended reading for the ones just getting to know Vedic knowledge, as the exciting story appeals to us much more, than the bald and hard to understand philosophy of the Vedas.

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Some practical advice

Krishna-Valley, one of Hungary’s most unique spiritual and ecological centres, is located near Somogyvámos. If you are interested in Eastern culture, sustainable living, or simply want to relax in a peaceful, nature-friendly place, it is worth visiting here. To make your trip go smoothly, some practical advice may help you prepare.

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1. INTRODUCTION TO THE MYSTERIES OF THE HARE KRISHNA MANTRA

The Hare Krishna mantra, also known as the Maha Mantra, is the most famous and important sacred song of Krishna-consciousness. As part of a tradition spanning thousands of years, the mantra aims to bring people closer to divine consciousness and spiritual enlightenment.

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In the midst of the rush and stress of modern life we tend to lose focus on the good things surrounding us. We are engrossed in our daily affairs and challenges, not noticing the miracles sweetening our lives. As we live in a world where negative news is dominant, it is especially important to start and discover positive aspects of our lives. An efficient tool for this purpose is to keep a gratitude journal, which in turn will cause us to be more aware of the everyday miracles of life. But why is it worth being grateful every day and how can the gratitude journal help?

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