Makar Sankranti is one of the major festivals celebrated in India. Most of our Indian festivals are based on the lunar calendar but the festival of Makar Sankranti follows the solar calendar and thus it falls on the same day every year. Makar Sankranti is[…]
We all know that karma is defined by the summation of all our past life deeds or actions and our present life deeds. A great impact of karma can be seen in our future lives based on our past or present life actions. And these[…]
Diwali, the festival of lights is considered one of the most important and pious Hindu festivals celebrated in India. Diwali is originated from the Sanskrit word ‘Deepawali’, which means an array of light. The term Deepawali consists of two words – ‘deep’ and ‘avail’. Deeps[…]
The Vedas are the religiously sacred texts that show the path of life and define the term ‘knowledge’ or ‘wisdom.’ Meanwhile, Science also depicts the pursuance of knowledge and its application in the physical world differently. Though the approach and way of application are different[…]
The Vedas are the religiously sacred texts which show the path of life and defines the term ‘knowledge’ or ‘wisdom.’ As per our knowledge, Vedas are of four types – Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samved, and Atharvaveda. But if we go through the ancient scriptures, we will[…]
Navratri is one of the most auspicious and significant festivals celebrated in India. It is the most known Hindu festival, full of enthusiasm and religious fervor celebrated for a long span of 10 days or nine nights. Furthermore, similar to every other Indian festival, there[…]
What is Vastu Shastra? Vastu is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Vas’ (वस्), which means to dwell or cover. And according to that, Vastu Shastra means the art or science of creating a dwelling or residence or covered place. Even from Astadhyayi of panini and epics,[…]
We, as Indians, live on a prestigious land full of countless rituals and traditional beliefs. Despite living on such a cultured and traditional land, we have failed to understand the importance, meaning and secrets of Vedic Rituals. And not only that, we have even typified[…]
Philanthropy (Paropkar) simply means the act of providing value to others’ life and helping the underprivileged or the needy. It is considered one of the most vital qualities that a person must possess. Even in our ancient scriptures Philanthropy (Paropkar) is considered the most virtuous[…]
Let’s talk about Who is a Guru? Once Avatar of Lord Vishnu, Lord Ram went to Vashista to gain knowledge. He was also a student of Vishwamitra as well. Another Avatar of Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna goes to Guru Sandipani to gain knowledge. If we[…]
