from the Sanskrit word Aratrika is a ritual which forms part of worshipping
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The prana (vital breath or vital energy) is, verily food
The festival Diwali or Dipawali is the biggest and the brightest among all Hindu festivals
Anantha Padmanabha Vratha is a festival dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
An ancient ritual performed at the Jagannath Temple, Puri in Odisha, it signifies the re-embodiment of the deities Jagannath, Balabhadra…
With so much to cheer about like fertile land, rich cultivation, education and literacy and a rich cultural heritage,
A number of festivals and fairs are held in Jharkhand along with the regular festivals like Holi, Dussehra,
Jammu and Kashmir is known for the pilgrimage and cultural events on the mountains.
The rich culture and tradition with joyous celebrations of more than 200 deities amidst the background of the Himalayas makes Himachal Pradesh
Haryana is unique as it shares its capital Chandigarh with Punjab.
Exquisitely carved temples, waterfalls, ancient monuments, wildlife, caves, and hill
A state with ancient history and culture, Bihar celebrates many
Different empires like Satavahanas, Mauryas, Rashtrakutas, Chalukyas, Kadambas, Yadavas, Deccan
Dr. Varshneyaji says, River beds are the highways of cloud travel from Sea to Land. Aero dynamic Resistance is low on water-bodies.
The chanting of mantras and the rituals that follow, work as a switch to enable the flow of power from the source – the devata.
The word Satsanga is derived from two words, ‘Sat’ meaning the absolute i.e. ‘Brahman’ while ‘Sanga’ means ‘company’ or ‘union’. Thus, Satsanga refers to ‘being in the company of Brahman’.
The term satsang is coined from Sanskrit language, with ‘sat’ meaning “the ideal; pure and true essence” and ‘sang’ meaning “association”. Hence satsang promises association with one’s true essence.
Bāhyābhyantara-śuciḥ “One should be cleansed within and without.” Bahya means outside, without. Abhyantara means inside.
Life is just not about living so as to survive. In fact, life is about perceiving its meaning in the real sense all the way while experiencing it.
The concept of karma and reincarnation based on Hinduism is amongst one of those knowledge treasures for which this religion is revered by the people of all religions and beliefs.