Introduction: Vedic Cloning is Real, Proven and Practiced Vedic Cloning is not a theory, assumption, or metaphor. It is an ancient Indian scientific reality, deeply embedded in our sacred texts. Long before modern biotechnology, the sages of Bharat mastered the replication of life—humans and animals alike. Through sacred rituals, divine tools, and mantric science, they […]
In the vast and vibrant history of Indian culture, tithis hold a unique and significant place. Tithis, known as lunar days, are a cornerstone of the Hindu calendar and play a vital role in shaping religious practices and traditions. The concept of tithis stems from the intricate relationship between the Earth, the moon, and the
The Srimad Bhagavatam Puran offers a unique perspective on the world’s geography. It describes our planet, the Vasumatī, which comprises seven continents, or “Sapta dvipa.” It provides a fascinating glimpse into ancient geographical knowledge. As per Canto 4, verse 11 of Srimad Bhagavatam, Maharaja Prithu once ruled the entire world in the Satya Yuga. Story
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Communication through hand gestures is a fascinating aspect of human history, and is one of our earliest forms of expression. Long before spoken language evolved, humans relied on hand signals and movements to convey their thoughts and needs. Even today, despite the power of spoken language, gestures remain an essential part of our communication toolbox.
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Pashupatinath Temple revered as one of the most sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites, stands as a testament to the faith and devotion of its devotees. With its rich history, intricate architecture, and profound spiritual significance, the temple draws visitors from all corners of the globe, seeking solace and enlightenment amidst its hallowed halls. Two Renowned Pashupatinath
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Our dharma believes that individuals should observe sixteen sanskaras (inc. vivah sanskara), in their live to signify various stages of human life cycle. These rituals mark the transition to different Ashrams, or stages of life, celebrated as auspicious occasions. The practice of these sanskaras is pivotal, as they contribute to one’s personality development and effectiveness.
The Transition At 11:52 PM, when we all will be in deep sleep on 30 October 2023, Rahu will silently transit to Meen Rashi from Mesha Rashi and Revati Nakshatra from Aswini Nakshatra at Delhi. Mesh is the first Rashi, whereas Meena is the last Rashi in the sequence of Rashis. In the same way,
Gurukul setup since the time of the Rigveda, is the ancient educational system in India underwent a progressive transformation, with a strong emphasis on the comprehensive growth of individuals. It encompasses their internal and external aspects. It centred around cultivating moral, physical, spiritual, and intellectual dimensions of life. Further, stressing values like modesty, honesty, self-discipline,
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“The seven revered Rishis—Marichi, Atri, Angiras, Pulastya, Pulaha, Kratu, and Vasishta—possessing immense energy, collectively referred to as Chitra-sikhandins.”
In the context of the Vaivasuara Manuantara, the Srimad Bhagavatam 8.13.5 lists a different set of seven sages as follows: Kasyapa, Atri, Vasistha, Visvamitra, Gautama, Jamadagni, and Bharadvaja.
In Sanatan Dharma, time is set differently from the conventional linear view in Western philosophy and science. The ancient texts, such as the Vedas and Upanishads, describe time as cyclical and eternal, following the concept of “Samsara,” the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. This cyclical perspective suggests that time is not just a one-way street but a continuous loop where souls are trapped until they attain liberation or “Moksha.”
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