#Thread When Mahabali Bali, who drew half the power of the enemy, faced Hanumanji.

The Ramayana has an interesting episode of the war of Hanuman and Bali. This passage offers many lessons. No matter how strong a person becomes, no matter how rich he should be, he should not boast.
Bali had the boon that whoever comes before him for war, half of his strength will be absorbed in Bali. On the basis of this boon, Bali beat the big warriors to dust.
Bali used to challenge people here and there. One day, he was screaming in the forest that who can beat me.
Hanumanji was doing penance in the same forest and was reciting the name of his adorable Lord Rama. Bali's shouting disrupted his austerity. He said to Bali, Vanar Raj you are very strong, no one can beat you, but why are you screaming like this?
Bali was infuriated by this. He challenged Hanuman, even Ram. Bali said, Hanuman! Even your Ram cannot beat me. Have courage, call your Ram.
Hanuman is enraged after seeing Bali making fun of Lord Ram and he accepts Bali's challenge. It was decided that there would be a war between the two as soon as sunrise the next day.
The next day Hanuman was ready and left for War. Brahma appeared and he tried to convince Hanuman not to accept Bali's challenge.
On this Hanuman said, Lord! Bali was not challenging me only, He challenged Lord Ram also. So I will teach him a lesson.
When Brahma tried to explain then Hanumanji said - If I step back now, what will the world say? On this, Brahma said, okay, you go to the war, but take only a tenth part of your power, surrender the rest to your stage of worship. To regain this power by returning from the war.
Hanumanji agreed and took tenth part of his total strength to face Bali. According to the boon as soon as he stepped into the war, half of Hanumanji's power transfer to Bali's body.
This triggered a tremendous movement in Bali's body. He felt a sea of ​​strength was moving in the body. In a few moments, Bali felt as if the veins of his body would break and blood would come out.
Then Brahma appeared and he told Bali that you consider yourself the most powerful in the world, but your body is not able to handle a small part of Hanuman's power. If you want to keep yourself alive then run away from Hanuman.
Bali did the same and later realized that Hanumanji was much more powerful than that.
He bowed down to Hanumanji and said - Despite the immense Power, Hanumanji remains calm and continues to sing Rambhajan and I am the one who is not even equal to one tenth part of his Power and was challenging him.
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The Curriculum of Vedic Education :
According to the Ancient Indian theory of education, the training of the mind & the process of thinking, are essential for the acquisition of knowledge.

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Vedic Education System delivered outstanding results.  These were an outcome of the context in which it functioned.  Understanding them is critical in the revival of such a system in modern times. 
The Shanthi Mantra spells out the context of the Vedic Education System.


It says:

ॐ सह नाववतु ।
सह नौ भुनक्तु ।
सह वीर्यं करवावहै ।
तेजस्वि नावधीतमस्तु मा विद्विषावहै ।
ॐ शान्तिः शान्तिः शान्तिः ॥

“Aum. May we both (the guru and disciples) together be protected. May we both be nourished and enriched. May we both bring our hands together and work

with great energy, strength and enthusiasm from the space of powerfulness. May our study and learning together illuminate both with a sharp, absolute light of higher intelligence. So be it.”

The students started the recitation of the Vedic hymns in early hours of morning.


The chanting of Mantras had been evolved into the form of a fine art. Special attention was paid to the correct pronunciation of words, Pada or even letters. The Vedic knowledge was imparted by the Guru or the teacher to the pupil through regulated and prescribed pronunciation,

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