The Anahata Chakra, also known as the Heart Chakra, is the fourth chakra in the traditional chakra system. It is located at the center of the chest, and it serves as a bridge between the lower chakras (which relate to materiality) and the higher chakras (which relate to spirituality). The word “Anahata” is Sanskrit, meaning […]
The Muladhara Chakra, or Root Chakra, is the first and foundational energy center in the chakra system. It is located at the base of the spine, near the tailbone. The term “Muladhara” comes from Sanskrit, where “Mula” means “root” and “Adhara” means “support” or “foundation.” This chakra is associated with your basic survival instincts, security, […]
Spiritual wealth is permanent, whereas monetary wealth is temporary only. Spiritual wealth would come even after our death, whereas monetary wealth would be available with us only till our death. As per the words of Lord Krishna in his Bhagavat Gita Teachings, “Oh my Dear Arjuna, people are running towards acquiring more and more monetary […]
Miracles of my Kula Devata Ma Angalamman in my Life…. I am a sincere devotee of My Kula Devi Ma Angalamman. She protects me since from my childhood from many hardships. Every year, during my summer holidays, I used to go to my Kula Devata Temple situated in Erode, Keerakara Veedhi along with my family. […]
Chakras are energy centers in the human body, according to traditional Indian systems like yoga, Ayurveda, and tantra. The word “chakra” means “wheel” or “disk” in Sanskrit, referring to the spinning motion of these energy centers. These chakras are believed to regulate the flow of energy, or prana, throughout the body, influencing physical, emotional, and […]
We should not break our head for small, small things in our life. Some people would get very angry even for small, small matters and would shout on others. According to an ancient proverb, “A wise man must always maintain patience in his life, in order to come forward in his life”. Some students might […]
Sthala Purana refers to the historical significance and the holiness of the region in which it is situated. Usually, the term “Sthala Purana refers to the history of the temple and it covers the origin and developments of the temple, and about its repairs, maintenance and renovation works etc.” A Sthala Purana offers detailed information […]
WHY DO THE DIVINE AVATARS DIFFER FROM EACH OTHER! Our worshipful divine avatars differ from each other! If we take Lord Narasimha and Parasurama, though they are the two wonderful avatars of Lord Vishnu, yet, Narasimha is worshipped as powerful deity and lot of temples are also dedicated to him, whereas, only a few temples […]
Sthala Teertha also known as Temple tanks and as Temple Ponds are the sacred water storage areas, which would be mostly situated nearby the temples, and in fact, these Sthala Teerthas are considered to be more sacred than that of its related temples! As per ancient traditions and customs, devotees are supposed to take bath […]
SANATANA DHARMA IS JANARDHANA DHARMA (ALL ARE EQUAL) Sanatana Dharma is Janarthana Dharma, that is the Dharma adopted by Lord Krishna, and according to Lord Krishna, all are equal, and he considered everyone as alike, and he is apart from caste, creed, community, gender and religion. Lord Krishna gave respect even to his servants and […]
Bhakta Kumbara is a 1974 Indian Kannada-language biographical film directed by Hunsur Krishnamurthy. The film stars Rajkumar and Leelavathi. Actress Sridevi essayed the role of Muktha Bai (as a child artist), thereby the latter making her Kannada film debut. The film was produced by N. R. Anuradha Devi under Lakshmi Film Combines. Bhakta Kumbara marked […]
Panchamakara, also known as the Five Ms or Panchatattva, is a central concept in Tantric practice consisting of five ritual elements traditionally used for spiritual transformation. These five elements all start with the letter “M” in Sanskrit: Madya (मद्य) – Alcohol or wine Represents divine ecstasy, the bliss of spiritual intoxication, and the breaking down of ego boundaries. Mamsa […]
Why do Divine Avatars differ from each other? Our worshipful divine avatars differ from each other! If we take Lord Narasimha and Parasurama, though they are the two wonderful avatars of Lord Vishnu, yet, Narasimha is worshipped as powerful deity and lot of temples are also dedicated to him, whereas, only a few temples are […]
Shilpa Shastras (Science of Shilpas) In simple terms, Shilpa Shastras means the combination of arts and crafts. It is an ancient term described in numerous Hindu texts that involves with arts, crafts, their design rules and their principles and standards. Mostly this technique would be used in building big palaces, houses, temples and Mutts. Shilpa Shastras are manuals for […]
Guru Raghavendra Swamy is a holy saint of Mantralayam and though he had attained Jeeva Samadhi before 350 years, still now he is blessing his devotees from his Samadhi shrine at Mantralayam, and he also fulfills their reasonable needs and removes the difficulties in their lives. Similar to the sacred ash of Lord Shiva, the […]
The idea that the world will end in 2029! Is world going to end in 2029? Are there any scientific evidences and astrological predictions to support the claim…? With additional observations, astronomers were able to constrain the orbit of Apophis and determine it wouldn’t hit in 2029. Changes in the orbit after its close pass […]
Where is humanity? Nowadays we have to search for humanitarian people, that is, those who show their unlimited kindness on others! Humanity means showing kindness on others! Humanity must be filled in our souls, must be enriched in our body cells, must be filled all over our body, and it should come on its own, […]
Moodami means the darkness in Sanskrit. When the grahas (planets) Brihaspati or Guru (Jupiter) and Shukra (Venus) near the Sun (Surya), the Moodami occurs. The planet which nears the Sun loses its energy and power. The darkness occurs in the time of planetary motion. There are two types of Moodam in Hindu Astrology – Guru […]
Dharma is the Code of Virtue in Hindus’ daily life. The most widely used word “Dharma” is not exactly definable. But broadly, it can be said to connote righteous duties, Divine ordinances, customary usage, certain ideals before mankind, justice, equity, good conduct or morality. It is commonly understood that those who follow it are bound to […]
Goats are considered as worshipful animals in Hinduism, since goat gives its own life during the sacrifices, and also it serves as a food to the people. Lord Agni Dev, the fire god’s divine vehicle is a goat, and it faithfully serves its master for several millions of years. The Prajapati and the mind born […]