Non-Stop Blissful Celebration

All you really have to do to be completely happy is be yourself. But the problem is that in our modern day society practically nobody has even the slightest clue as to who they really are. Almost everyone misidentifies their body as being their self. But nothing could be further from the truth. Therefore they spend their entire lives serving a false conception of the self, never finding any genuine satisfaction. It's no wonder then that so many people commit suicide every day and that the mass population spend their lives pointlessly trying to kill their misery by absorbing themselves in this ism or that ism and by indulging in sense gratification.

One needs to simply understand his non-material eternal nature and connect with the Supreme Person, the source of all existence, through loving service. This will turn his life into a non-stop blissful celebration.

Sankarshan Das Adhikari

Answers According to the Vedic Version:

Question: Is the Mahabharata a Myth?

Many a time there is a question in my mind. I often wonder if the Bhagavad-gita is just a part of an fictional story written by Srila Vyasadeva called the Mahabharata. But people following it regard it as something which has happened in reality. Is Mahabharata just like a movie which is based on real location and real persons belonging to its contemporary time of creation, but at the end of it all is just another work of fiction, or is it something which really happened? If it is indeed real, then there must be some record or remains of the reality which has been discovered by archeologists or historians. I'm not talking about Vedic and/or other scriptures. I'm talking about reference other than the Vedas, Upanishads or Puranas, i.e. recent discoveries. Is there any evidence as such? Please clarify my doubt. And thanks a lot for answering all my questions till now and also for running this online course.

Gautam

Answer: It Is the Most Accurate History

Thank you very much for your sincere appreciation of our humble attempt to enlighten the world with the profound Vedic knowledge, which very clearly distinguishes reality from illusion.

Regarding the Mahabharata, kindly understand that it is historical. It is not mythological. The persons described in it are real, and all the events described in it are also real. There may be so-called physical evidence or there may not be physical evidence. That is not an issue for us because the historical accuracy of the Mahabharata has been confirmed by all the great acharyas throughout history. These great acharyas are the perfect knowers of past, present, and future. They are not conditioned by imperfect senses. The Vedic literatures are not born from imperfect senses and mental speculation. They give perfect information of what has happened in the past, what is happening now, and what will transpire in the future. And you can personally confirm this by purifying your senses through the sublime self-realization process.

Sankarshan Das Adhikariv