Swami Mukundananda Swami Mukundananda

Human life is one of the rare blessings of God. In this life, we have two powerful abilities that the other species don't have. So, one should ponder over these questions, 
What is the purpose of Human life?What is the Supreme Goal God expects us to achieve?How do we remind ourselves not to waste this precious human life? 
Listen more to learn as Swami Mukundananda relates a few life-changing stories to explain them in detail in this fifth episode of the "Spiritual Secrets from Hinduism" series.
Stay tuned for the next episode.

The topic of Ghosts often arouses people's curiosity. However, it's very essential to know the Vedic truths about Ghosts.
Do Ghosts Exists?
Why Does a Soul Become a Ghost?
What are the Kind of Ghosts or Disembodied Beings?
How do Ghosts overpower a Human?
How does Faith in God help defeat them?
 
Listen Fully to learn as Swami Mukundananda explains them in detail and relates an inspiring story of a Saint who defeated Ghosts in this 4th Episode of the Spiritual Secrets from Hinduism series.

Any work we do should be in the spirit of Karm-Yog. It means work for the pleasure of God. Shree Krishna says that if that's not feasible, do work, but renounce the fruits of the action. 
The attachment to the rewards of work is the root cause of worry and stress. 
What, then, is the secret to freeing your mind from worries? How do we focus on the present?
Listen more to learn as Swami Mukundananda relates Bhagavad Gita Chapter 12, verse 11, to explain it in detail.

Listen to understand from a Vedic standpoint why our eyes and scientific instruments can't see the soul.

Welcome to Swami Mukundananda's New series - "Spiritual Secrets from Hinduism."
In this series of videos, we will embark on a journey of spiritual wisdom that will reveal gems of knowledge to help you attain the ultimate purpose of your life. 
Episode 1 discusses fundamental Vedic knowledge that will help you discover your true self. Watch fully to learn.
Stay tuned for the next episode.

Shree Krishna is also lovingly called 'Makhan Chor' or the one who steals butter. The curious question then is,
Why does Shree Krishna steal butter?
To find the answer and the spiritual significance of it, let's delve into the most adorable Braj leela of Krishna and the Gopis, which Swami Mukundananda relates in this 30th episode of the Srimad Bhagavatam.