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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 ...
Introduction: How to do Aarti - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBIntroduction: How 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 ...
What is a guru and How to Find Him? - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBThe Guru is the one who dispels a disciple’s ignorance, advises him to perform spiritual practice so as to make spiritual progress, gets it done from him and bestows spiritual experiences upon him. The Guru’s attention is only on the disciple’s spiritual progress and not on his worldly happiness (since that depends on his destiny).
Gauri Puja (Jyeshtagouri Vrat) - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBThe spiritual science underlying the invocation of Gouri is the welcome of the Deity of Knowledge and the supernatural powers which accompany Sri Ganeshji and to surrender to them with a sense of gratitude.
Hinduism - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBHinduism Hindu Dharma is without a beginning and has no end too; meaning, it is full of knowledge. Hindu Dharma provides education on the art of loving others. Hindu means anyone who makes efforts to remove the darkness of spiritual ignorance (that …
Hinduism Practices - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBHinduism Practices. ‘Happiness in the true sense (Anand) is possible only by being religious, that is, by following Dharma; hence, always endeavour to follow it’. Through the medium of various religious rituals, sanskars, Festivals, Vowed observances etc., Hindu Dharma has shown how to be religious while continuing to lead a materialistic life.
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.
Hindu Gods - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBWhen we understand the spiritual science about a Deity, it strengthens our faith in the Deity. Faith leads to enriching the worship with bhav, and worship with enriched bhav is more beneficial. Information on Hindu Gods from the spiritual …
Hindu Dharma - Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
WEBHindu Dharma. ‘Dharma is that which accomplishes the three tasks of keeping the organisational setup of the society in excellent condition, bringing about the worldly progress of every living being, and facilitating their progress in the spiritual realm as well.’.