Marriage – The Foundation of Gṛhastha Āśrama
Marriage in Sanātana Dharma is not merely a personal arrangement or a social convenience. It is a sacred saṁskāra that establishes the Gṛhastha āśrama , the very axis upon which individual life, family continuity, and social stability revolve . Through marriage, life is consciously aligned with dharma , enabling the harmonious pursuit of the four puruṣārthas — dharma, artha, kāma, and mokṣa . Among the four āśramas, the Gṛhastha alone directly supports the others— Brahmacar
Ātmavidyā breaks the Karmic Cycle — Sohamvidya proposes SRIRAM Path
Part of the upcoming book "Bring out the best in you: The Sanatana Dharma way" by Dr. Malladi Srinivasa Sastry Human life appears complex, yet at its core it follows a simple, repeating pattern. Scriptures, psychology, and lived experience all converge on this truth: we move from experience to reaction, from reaction to habit, and from habit to destiny. The sages of India named this endless repetition saṁsāra . At a practical level, this cycle can be understood as: Situation
