Vivekananda Study Circle which was conducted earlier (2008) at Govt.Polytechnic college premises was restarted on the occasion of Sri Ramakrishna's 177 birth anniversary on 23-02-2012 at Prasanthi Park,muralinagar which is 1 kilometer distance from college.There is a plan to construct Swami Vivekananda Mandapam in Prasanthi Park by the residents of Muralinagar under the guidance of Sri V. Sree Rama Murthy Garu.
The study circle is being conducted since then on every sunday between 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. Around 6 boys are attending.The response is expected to increase once the exams are over.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
National Youth Day Celebrations 2012 - News
Subject: Photos and Videos of National Youth Day celebrations 2012 in Ramakrishna Math Hyderabad
Dear Friend/Admirer/Devotee,
The National Youth Day celebrations went on in our Ashrama for 3 days. On the first day there were more than 3500 students, on the second more than 4000 students and on 12th, the third day, around 7000 students attended. All three days the participants were different and had lunch in the Ashrama. We accomodated them in the spacious lawns, Sarada Vanam, Vivekananda Auditorium and Puja Mandapam and wherever else there was place. Those who cannot see the programme because of distance were served by wide LCD TV sets and a giant screen in Auditorium. May inspiring speeches, Q & A sessions and other kind of interactions and cultural programmes were there. On the last day evening our Vivekananda Institute of Languages celebrated its Convocation day. All the three days we had important guests like IAS, IPS officers and other speakers from various parts of the country. The following links lead you to photos of the three days [first three] and the fourth link leads you to a playlist of videos. Still we are in the process of publishing the videos. Some work remains. Will update them soon.
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https://picasaweb.google.com/
https://picasaweb.google.com/
http://www.youtube.com/
Jai Sri Ramakrishna Deva!!
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www.facebook.com/Ramakrishna.
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www.livestream.com/
Dear Friend/Admirer/Devotee,
The National Youth Day celebrations went on in our Ashrama for 3 days. On the first day there were more than 3500 students, on the second more than 4000 students and on 12th, the third day, around 7000 students attended. All three days the participants were different and had lunch in the Ashrama. We accomodated them in the spacious lawns, Sarada Vanam, Vivekananda Auditorium and Puja Mandapam and wherever else there was place. Those who cannot see the programme because of distance were served by wide LCD TV sets and a giant screen in Auditorium. May inspiring speeches, Q & A sessions and other kind of interactions and cultural programmes were there. On the last day evening our Vivekananda Institute of Languages celebrated its Convocation day. All the three days we had important guests like IAS, IPS officers and other speakers from various parts of the country. The following links lead you to photos of the three days [first three] and the fourth link leads you to a playlist of videos. Still we are in the process of publishing the videos. Some work remains. Will update them soon.
https://picasaweb.google.com/
https://picasaweb.google.com/
https://picasaweb.google.com/
http://www.youtube.com/
Jai Sri Ramakrishna Deva!!
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www.rkmath.org
www.youtube.com/
www.soundcloud.com/
www.facebook.com/Ramakrishna.
www.twitter.com/rkmathdotorg
www.issuu.com/sriramakrishna
www.livestream.com/
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Live up to Your Ideal
Live up to Your Ideal
(Source: PRACTICE OF KARMA YOGA BY SWAMI SIVANANDA)
You should have your own ideal in life and should try hard to accomplish the ideal. People vary in their capacities, mental and intellectual calibre, and in physical and mental strength to do things. Therefore, different people should have different ideals. Then only they can evolve quickly. Then alone they will realise sure and rapid progress. The ideal of one man will not suit another man. If one keeps an ideal that he cannot realise, an ideal that is beyond his reach and capacity, he will get disappointment. He will give up his effort and become Tamasic.
You should have your own ideal. You may realise the ideal this moment or after ten years with faltering steps. It does not matter much how long it takes. Every man should endeavour his level best to live up to his ideal. He should put his whole energy, nerve-force and will in the realisation of his ideal. You can chalk out your own ideal according to your own standard. If you are unable to do this, have your guide to do so, and he will select for you the ideal that is suitable to your capacity and standard.
One man may say: "I will teach the village boys and will give them free education. This is my ideal in life." Another may say: "I will serve sick people and nurse them carefully. I will join any Seva institution and render free service till the end of my life. Service of the sick is my ideal." A third man may say: "I will beg from door to door and start a Kshettar for feeding Sadhus and Sannyasins. This is my ideal." A fourth man may say: "My ideal is Self-realisation. I will go to Gangotri and live in a cave and do intense meditation. This is my ideal." All are quite correct according to their capacity and standard. You must gradually bring the ideal to the realisation of God or Brahman. The highest ideal is Self-realisation. Service, worship, etc., eventually result in the realisation of the inner Self. The ideal to have ethical perfection is just below the ideal of Self-realisation. But this will lead to Self-realisation. Self-realisation is the greatest ideal in life. It is the most difficult of all ideals to fulfil. One who attempts Self-realisation does the best service to mankind.
One should not treat a man who has a low ideal, with contempt. He may be a baby-soul who is just crawling on the moral and spiritual path. Your duty is to help him in all possible ways in the realisation or accomplishment of his ideal. You should give him all sorts of encouragement in his sincere endeavour to live up to his own highest ideal.
It is deplorable to note that the vast majority of persons have no ideal at all. Even educated persons do not cherish any ideal. They lead an aimless life and therefore drift hither and thither like a piece of straw. They make no progress in life. Is this not a very sad plight? Highly lamentable indeed! It is very difficult to get a human birth and yet people do not realise the importance of keeping up an ideal and living up to it. The ideal of `eat, drink and be merry' is adopted by the Epicureans, the gluttons and rich people. This school of thought has countless followers and the number is increasing by leaps and bounds daily. This is the ideal of Virochana. This is the ideal of Asuras and Rakshasas. This ideal will lead a man to the darkest regions of misery and sorrow, the `eternal lake of fire'. Blessed is the man who keeps up an ideal and struggles hard to live up to his own ideal, for he will soon attain God-consciousness. Glory unto sincere struggling souls!
(Source: PRACTICE OF KARMA YOGA BY SWAMI SIVANANDA)
You should have your own ideal in life and should try hard to accomplish the ideal. People vary in their capacities, mental and intellectual calibre, and in physical and mental strength to do things. Therefore, different people should have different ideals. Then only they can evolve quickly. Then alone they will realise sure and rapid progress. The ideal of one man will not suit another man. If one keeps an ideal that he cannot realise, an ideal that is beyond his reach and capacity, he will get disappointment. He will give up his effort and become Tamasic.
You should have your own ideal. You may realise the ideal this moment or after ten years with faltering steps. It does not matter much how long it takes. Every man should endeavour his level best to live up to his ideal. He should put his whole energy, nerve-force and will in the realisation of his ideal. You can chalk out your own ideal according to your own standard. If you are unable to do this, have your guide to do so, and he will select for you the ideal that is suitable to your capacity and standard.
One man may say: "I will teach the village boys and will give them free education. This is my ideal in life." Another may say: "I will serve sick people and nurse them carefully. I will join any Seva institution and render free service till the end of my life. Service of the sick is my ideal." A third man may say: "I will beg from door to door and start a Kshettar for feeding Sadhus and Sannyasins. This is my ideal." A fourth man may say: "My ideal is Self-realisation. I will go to Gangotri and live in a cave and do intense meditation. This is my ideal." All are quite correct according to their capacity and standard. You must gradually bring the ideal to the realisation of God or Brahman. The highest ideal is Self-realisation. Service, worship, etc., eventually result in the realisation of the inner Self. The ideal to have ethical perfection is just below the ideal of Self-realisation. But this will lead to Self-realisation. Self-realisation is the greatest ideal in life. It is the most difficult of all ideals to fulfil. One who attempts Self-realisation does the best service to mankind.
One should not treat a man who has a low ideal, with contempt. He may be a baby-soul who is just crawling on the moral and spiritual path. Your duty is to help him in all possible ways in the realisation or accomplishment of his ideal. You should give him all sorts of encouragement in his sincere endeavour to live up to his own highest ideal.
It is deplorable to note that the vast majority of persons have no ideal at all. Even educated persons do not cherish any ideal. They lead an aimless life and therefore drift hither and thither like a piece of straw. They make no progress in life. Is this not a very sad plight? Highly lamentable indeed! It is very difficult to get a human birth and yet people do not realise the importance of keeping up an ideal and living up to it. The ideal of `eat, drink and be merry' is adopted by the Epicureans, the gluttons and rich people. This school of thought has countless followers and the number is increasing by leaps and bounds daily. This is the ideal of Virochana. This is the ideal of Asuras and Rakshasas. This ideal will lead a man to the darkest regions of misery and sorrow, the `eternal lake of fire'. Blessed is the man who keeps up an ideal and struggles hard to live up to his own ideal, for he will soon attain God-consciousness. Glory unto sincere struggling souls!
Friday, September 30, 2011
ON LINE Study Circle Started on 11-09-2011
We are happy to announce that an On line study circle was started through SKYPE on 11-09-2011 from 9.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. Our Senior member Sri Peddiraju Srinivas took initiative in starting this. Sri CS Kishore,Sri P.Ravisankar,Sri P.Srinivas and Sri N.Lakshminarayana are interacting.Even the prayers are being recited.
Vivekananda Study Circle Started at Tagarapuvalsa by ANITS students
Vivekananda Study Circle was started on 11-09-2011,sunday at Tagarapuvalsa,near ANITS Engg College.Mr P Yeswanth took initiative in starting the study circle.
On 26-09-2011,VVYM member Sri N.Lakshminarayana and VVYM Asst .Secretary Sri P.Ravi Chandra attended the study circle and encouraged the students.The study circle is being held on Sundays.Vivekananda His call to the Nation is being read and discussed.
On 26-09-2011,VVYM member Sri N.Lakshminarayana and VVYM Asst .Secretary Sri P.Ravi Chandra attended the study circle and encouraged the students.The study circle is being held on Sundays.Vivekananda His call to the Nation is being read and discussed.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
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