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SADARIPU

Most of us tend to blame others for our own failures and unhappiness. But Sanātana Dharma teaches us that it is very easy but wrong to blame others for all of our problems. Most of the time our problems are our own due to our faults.
This is because we have not done enough to fight our true enemies, which are not other people but which are right inside us. But what are these six internal enemies? The scriptures tell us that Bhagavān is perfect and He is therefore free of these six enemies or called Shadaripus, which are namely
Kāma means desire and lust.
Krodha means anger.
Lobha means greed.
Moha means delusion.
Mada means Ego and pride.
Mātsarya means Jealousy, excessive competition.

No matter how powerful, rich, successful or outwardly happy we are, we cannot be considered mature if we have not conquered these six internal enemies. In fact, Sanātana Dharma says that we will never be truly happy and peaceful within our hearts unless we defeat these six enemies – the ‘Shadaripus.’
“The mind alone is the cause of bondage and liberation (mokṣa) in humans. When attached to sense objects, the mind brings bondage. When detached from objects, it brings freedom.” And it’s only possible when we will defeat the SADARIPUS which will lead us towards the solvation.
Script- MAHENDRA ACHARYA
Music –MATRUPRASAD DAS
Rhythm- GURU DHANESWAR SWAIN
Choreograph- PRAVAT SWAIN
DPO- SRIKANT PANDA