I.K.S. Academy Spiritual trip

12 Days South India Tour with Bad Karma Removal and Ancestor Ritual Programme

Exciting News! INDIAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM ACADEMY brings us to sacred temples in India… land of the divine…where karma is erased and destinies are changed…forever

Vijayakumar Allagappan will be organizing a trip to sacred places in India. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the energies and subtle vibrations connected with the mantras and meditation based on his teachings.

He has selected temples and other ancient powerful places which resonates with and complements the energy of his teachings. This trip to India in particular offer access to temples which rarely opened to non-Indian natives and are known to give specific relief from many problems, including health, finances, relationship and restlessness of the mind.Experiencing these temples and performing specific rituals in them can help remove many karmic burdens that one carries.

Karma Removal and Ancestor Ritual Programme

What is Karma? Karma is the fabric of your life, and it encompasses almost all of the experiences that we go through life after life. Ever wondered why some people have tons of money, great romantic life and vibrant health while many others suffer for the want of it. This is due to karma which rules all aspects of human life like health, wealth, education etc.

What is Ancestor Ritual? Spiritually speaking there are two reasons for all of our mundane problems. One caused by the planets, the other by departed spirits. Just as there is biological lineage of transference of DNA along the family line, there is spirit lineage. We should constantly take care of them in order to have a peaceful life. Dead ancestors can help solve your money, relationship, health and other problems quite easily if one knows how to communicate and connect with them through Tantric Ancestor ritual.

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Indian Knowledge System Academy @ 012-910 7301

Hinduism - An Introduction

Key Points

Hinduism is diverse; no single doctrine (or set of beliefs) can represent its numerous traditions.
Nonetheless, the various schools share several basic concepts, which help us to understand how most Hindus see and respond to the world.
The concepts we discuss here are largely based on Siddhanta and Vedanta, and accepted by most modern traditions (but, keep in mind, not all!).

Hinduism begins simply by differentiating between matter and spirit. Spirit is understood within two main categories, namely
the individual self, or soul (the atman)
the Supreme Self, or God (the paramatman).
Hence, there are these three main truths (see below), which form the basis for theological discussion.
These three truths have been expanded in this section into twelve concepts. These twelve are interwoven into a useful overview of Hindu thought (given below).
This simple diagram shows the three basic concepts that form the basis for Hindu thought. Different schools present various opinions on the nature of each "concept" and the relationships between them.


Overview of Hindu Theology

Almost all Hindus believe that the real self (atman) is distinct from the temporary body made of matter (prakriti).
The eternal soul identifies with matter and is entrapped by maya (illusion). Impelled by lust, greed, anger, etc., he undergoes samsara (the cycle of repeated birth and death).

Each soul creates its unique destiny according to the law of karma (the universal law of action and reaction). Under the influence of eternal time and the three gunas (material qualities) he moves throughout the creation, sometimes going to higher planets, sometimes moving in human society, and at other times entering the lower species.

The goal of most Hindus is moksha, liberation from this perpetual cycle, through re-identification with the eternal brahman (Supreme). Hinduism accepts different paths towards this common goal (union with God). Nonetheless, it stresses strict adherence to universal principles through the practice of one's dharma (ordained duty) as revealed through authorised holy books and usually received through the guru (spiritual mentor).


*Key Concept -
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1. The Atman (the Soul)
2. Reincarnation and Samsara
3.The Law of Karma
4. Prakriti (Matter) and Guna
5. Maya (Illusion)
6. moksha (Liberation)
7. God (Brahman/Ishvara)
8. Dharma (religious duties)
9. One Goal, Different Paths
10. Scripture and Guru (Authority)
11 .Time
12. Creation


*Key Questions
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1. Who are we? What is the real self?
2. What happens after death, before birth?
3. Why is there suffering?
4. How does the world work?
5. Why do we get into difficulty in this
world?
6. What is the goal of life?
7. Is there a God? If so, what is He/She like?
8. Which is the right way to act?
9. How can we explain Hindu diversity?
10.How are the teachings preserved?
11.When did it all start and when will it
finish?
12.How and why was this world made?

* You can get answer for this quetions in our Classical Yoga - Class (every Sunday at 7am - place @ K.L.)
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Snake and Ladder had its origin in India

Snake and Ladder had its origin in India
The game had its origin in India and was called Moksha Patam or Parama Padam or Mokshapat. It was used to teach Hinduism and Hindu values to children. The British renamed it as Snakes and Ladders.


Now, when and who created this game? Most people believe it was created by the 13th century poet saint Gyandev. There are certain references which take the game back to 2nd century BC.


The ladders represented virtues and snakes vices. In the original game square 12 was faith, 51 was Reliability, 57 was Generosity, 76 was Knowledge, and 78 was Asceticism. These were the squares were the ladder was found.


Square 41 was for Disobedience, 44 for Arrogance, 49 for Vulgarity, 52 for Theft, 58 for Lying, 62 for Drunkenness, 69 for Debt, 84 for Anger, 92 for Greed, 95 for Pride, 73 for Murder and 99 for Lust. These were the squares were the snake was found.


The Square 100 represented Nirvana or Moksha.


The British took the game to England in 1892 and named it Snakes and Ladders and changed it according to Victorian values.

YOGA FOR SUPER KID

INDIAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM ACADEMY
Organising: YOGA FOR SUPER KID

What we teach:

1 ASANAS (PHYSICAL EXERCISE) – TO DEVELOP IMMUNITY, PLUS STRENGTHEN BONES AND MUSCLES
2 PRANAYAMA (BREATHING) – TO IMPROVE ENERGY AND VITALITY
3 CONCENTRATION TRAINING – TO CONCENTRATE BETTER DURING STUDIES4 MEMORY TRAINING – FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY POWER
5 MEDITATION – TO ENHANCE MENTAL HEALTH
6 YOGA NIDRA (YOGIC SLEEP) – FOR CULTIVATION OF A MORE CREATIVE AND HAPPIER STATE OF MIND
7 MIND SOUND TECHNOLOGY - TO BALANCE RIGHT BRAIN AND LEFT BRAIN
8 HINDUISM SCIENCE AND ART

YOGA CAN MAKE STUDENT MORE EAGER TO LEARN, ATTENTIVE, RECEPTIVE, RESPONSIVE, CREATIVE AND COMMUNICATIVE IN THE CLASS

Day: Monday & Wednesday from 3pm - 4pm @ Sentul, K.L.
Day: Tuesday & Friday from 3.30pm – 4.45pm @Jln. Ipoh, K.L.

Day: Saturday from 3.30pm - 5pm @ Ampang, K.L.

Call us for other location in K.L. and additional schedules.
____________________________________________________________________ For Enquiries & Registration:

I.K.S. Academy @ 012 9107301
http://indianknowledgesystemacademy.blogspot.com/
Email: templeofscience@yahoo.com

Introduction on Hinduism

A Primer on Hindu Dharma and Beliefs
Brief Information about Hindu Faith


All about Hindu Religion for the Youth & the New Seeker

I.: What is Hindu Religion?1. Hindu Religion, often referred to as Hindu Dharma, Vaideeha Dharma and Sanatana Dharma, is the world's oldest Religious faith. It was followed by the ancient civilization of the Indus valley, Ganges valley, Deccan and Cauveri delta, as well as other parts of India all over the Indian peninsula and surrounding areas of Asia. This Faith, known by many names, is followed and practiced in several ways and forms as it was practiced several thousand years back, with very little modifications, though it adjusted itself to the various times.

2. There are over 900 million to one billion Hindus living throughout the world, mainly in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia and Indonesia from ancient times and also the Hindus settled all over the world now. There are also many new converts and followers to this practice in the modern world.

3. Hinduism, is as much a "way of life" as a religion and affects every aspect of life for Hindus from birth throughout their life. It is followed by the devout Hindu in every aspect of life and activity, and not just in a prayer only.

II.: Hindu Scriptures and Principles
1. Hinduism, unlike most religions, has no founder and no one scripture. Hindus do not have one "Holy Book" like many other religions, but many texts including the four Vedas along with their Upanishads, called the "Sruti", several Dharma Sasthras or Smrutis, Ithihasas and Puranas including the Mahabharata and the Ramayana. The Bhagavad Gita, or "Song of God", comes as part of Mahabaratha, is an essence of the message of the Upanishads and Hindu Philosophy and is considered to be a guide on how we should live as told by Lord Krishna to Arjuna.

2. Hindus believe that as all streams and rivers lead to the same ocean, all genuine religious (spiritual) paths lead to the same goal; worship of every form of "GOD" and celestial forces leads to the same good. So they do not try to convert others to our religion. Each one is allowed to pray and worship to a form or a formless according to one's own knowledge, desire, need and spiritual elevation.

3. Hindus believe in One God, beyond form, space and time and beyond human comprehension. They believe that God is Transcendant and Immanent at the same time and will create Itself according to everyone desires and needs to protect the pious, to destroy the evil and establish the Divine Rule of Law and Justice. So, they belive that God will come to them in every form one desires and prays according to one's need and wish.

III.: One God in Many Forms and Many Names
1. Most Hindus, needing a form on which to concentrate, worship that one God in different forms, worshiping one aspect of that One Divine Supreme Truth - Paramatma. Hindus see God in masculine as well as in feminine forms and also like a family. At the same time, they all understand the True nature of the Supreme.

2. Hindu "Gods" are worshipped in the various incarnations, manifestations and forms as created by the supreme God Paramathma for the benefit of the Human creations to easily comprehend Him as He is. Hindus see that One God taking the masculine forms as Brahma - the creator, Vishnu - the protector and maintainer, and Shiva as Siva Nataraja - the destroyer and re-creator. Hindus see that One God in the female forms as Sakthi or Durga - provider of energy and power, as Lakshmi - provider of prosperity and wealth and as Saraswathi - provider of knowledge and intelligence.
3. Please understand that many of the sects of Hindus following the various forms of philosophy and worship andvisualize this same Paramathma - the Supreme God - as Paramasiva [Siva] and Paraasakthi [Sakthi or Durga] or as Narayana [Vishnu]. These are the major forms of Paramatma is understood and worshipped by the various sects of Hindu Devotees.

4. Here please note that unlike the other major world religions, Hindus also see the Supreme as Mother, including as Sri Meenakshi, as Visalakshi, as Kamakshi and as many other names of Sakthi. He is also seen as Father as in Siva in various forms in several Hindu Temples. The Temple in which they are worshipped is not just a congregation hall but a palace of the Supreme God [as the Queen or King]. The dovoted Hindu is able to obtain his or her comminion with the One Supreme God through the prayers to any of the forms as they see that One Supreme in every form or aspect they worship.

IV.: Hindu Rituals and Worship
1. Hindu worship takes into account the capacities and inclinations of different individuals. Types of worship include Ritualistic worship (temple or home), offering (directly or through the priest) flowers, coconut, fruits, incense, flames of oil lamps and camphor, chanting of prayers in Sanskrit (or their mother tongue), etc.

2. Also: Worship through service of one's fellow man (charity) and by one's activity; Worship through studying of sacred texts and devotion to the Supreme; Worship through meditation with physical and mental discipline and through understanding first the inner self then the divine that is everywhere. Worship and prayers are the duties of the human soul to attain Divine protection from the effects of bad karmas and to get guided in the proper path.

V.: Hindu Beliefs & Tenets
1. Hindus believe in Ahimsa, or non-violence, which is the basis for the vegetarian diet of many Hindus. Hindus believe non-injury or Ahimsa in all activities which include thought, word, and deed. Hindus believe in Truth and that the Truth will ultimately prevail and protect. Hindus believe in following the Dharma or the divine Law that will protect them at all times.

2. Hindus believe in Karma, the law of Cause and Effect. Similar to Christian "As ye sow, so shall ye reap" or "What goes around, comes around." (No such thing as a free lunch.) Hindus strive to follow Karma Yoga which is Doing one's own duty without expectation of any rewards for it.

3. Hindus believe in reincarnation, or "life after life." (Results may occur in a following life.) Every individual soul returns to earth several times by rebirth to perform proper Karma to purify itself. Once purified by good karma, the soul reaches liberation with no-rebirth. Attachment, greed and lust leads to bad karma leading to grief and further suffering and rebirths to wash off those effects.

4. A goal of Hindus is to achieve Moksha, to be freed from the cycle of birth and death (when the "good" and the "bad" karmas balance.) or to reach Swarga, the abode of the Divine Soul or Paramatma [God] to serve at His feet.

CLASSICAL YOGA

INDIAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM ACADEMY

Organising: CLASSICAL YOGA

What we teach:

- ASANAS, PRANAYAMA, MEDITATION & MANTRA

- NATURAL HEALTH & HERBS TIPS

- SCIENCE & ART OF HINDUISM

- MYSTICAL POWER OF DAYS & TIME

- SCIENCE OF GOD & GODDESS

- SECRET ART OF REMOVING BAD KARMA

- SECRET ART TO ATTRACT WEALTH AND PROSPERITY

   AND MORE …….

YOGA CAN PREVENT AND CURE INSOMNIA, WEAK MEMORY POWER, OBESITY, BLOOD PRESSURE, DIABETIC, HEART PROBLEM & ETC...

Day: Monday - from 7 pm – 8.30 pm @ Jln. Ipoh, K.L.
Day: Wednesday - from 7 pm - 8.30 pm @ Sentul, K.L.
Day: Sunday - from 7am - 9am @ Ampang, K.L.
Call us for other location and additional schedules.

For Enquiries & Registration:
I.K.S. Academy Team @ 0129107301
http://indianknowledgesystemacademy.blogspot.com/
Email: templeofscience@yahoo.com