Lord Rama Prana Pratishtha
The historic day of Lord Rama Prana Pratishtha on January 22, 2024 has finally arrived after five hundred years of wait. The barbaric Mughal invadors broke the Rama temple and…
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Category: Sanatana Dharma
Hawan in Sanatan Parampara
In Sanatan dharma, we have different patterns of prayers to gods and goddesses. Some are to be prayed at sunrise and sunset, and others at night. Flowers like roses, lotus,…
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Samaveda Is The Origin Of The Indian Classical Music
The Samaveda, often referred to as the “Veda of Melodies” or “Veda of Chants,” holds a unique place in the corpus of Vedic literature. While the other Vedas predominantly contain…
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The Divine Boulder That Protected The Kedarnath Temple
The Divine Boulder, crucial in safeguarding the Kedarnath temple, has become symbolic of hope and divine protection for many believers. The Kedarnath Temple, located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand,…
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The Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra Is Extremely Powerful
The Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra is an ancient Sanskrit mantra dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is one of the most powerful mantras in the Hindu tradition. It bestows longevity, health, and…
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Saptarishis The Seven Rishis The First Disciples of Shiva
According to Sadhguru, seven individuals, later known as the Saptarishis, were drawn to Shiva and became his first disciples. Rishis, as Sadhguru might say, were beings who touched a dimension…
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Masculine and Feminine Energies Are Shiva Shakti
According to Sadhguru, every individual, regardless of their physical gender, contains both masculine and feminine energies. These energies are not about biological gender but about certain qualities of nature. In…
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Kamakhya, The Yoni Peeth And Its Miracles
Maa Kamakhya, a significant goddess in the Shaktism tradition, is a manifestation of Shakti, the divine feminine power in Hinduism. Also known as Kamakhshi or Kamakshi, she is revered as…
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Shakti The Divine Feminine Power Within All
Shakti, derived from the Sanskrit word ‘shak’ – ‘to be able’ – represents the primordial cosmic energy and is the personification of divine feminine creative power in Hinduism. She is…
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The Chariot in the Mahabharata Is You
The chariot used by Arjun in the Mahabharata is a representative of life itself in many ways. In Hindu philosophy, the analogy of the body being likened to a chariot…
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