Time-Dilation

What is Time Dilation? Mentioning of Time theory in Sanatan Dharma

Hinduism, Sanatan Stories

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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Vedic Science

What is Vedic Science? Rishi Munis contributing to Vedic Science

Hinduism

Vedic Science is a part of one of the world’s oldest and most diverse religions. It has a long history of nurturing intellectual pursuits and knowledge in various fields. Throughout history, numerous Hindu sages and scholars have contributed to human advancements in science, mathematics, astronomy, cosmology, and medicine. Let’s discuss some of these Vedic Rishis and their contribution to the field of science.

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Shrimad Bhagavatam: Understanding the concept of Vedic Cosmology

Shrimad Bhagavatam: Understanding the concept of Vedic Cosmology

Hinduism

Shrimad Bhagavatam describes the creation of the universe into 14 Lokas (mentioned in the fifth skandha of Shrimad Bhagavatam). Also, it describes different universes similar to the ones we have. According to the textual scripture, each brahmand lies within a universal shell divided into 14 Lokas. These 14 Lokas exist, with Jambudwipa in the centre (known world) having Bhu-Lok (Earth). Further, Mount Sumeru represents the axis that connects Jambudwipa with six upper heavenly dimensions going to the top-most Loka, i.e. Satya Lok (Brahma Lok). 

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Shlokas and Mantras

Shlokas and Mantras: What is the difference?

Hinduism

“Shloka” and “Mantra” are both terms originating from ancient Sanskrit, carrying significant importance within India’s diverse spiritual traditions. These words are interchangeable, leading to confusion regarding their distinct meanings and applications. However, there are seamless differences between “Shloka” and “Mantra”, referring to their structure, purpose, and use.Understanding these differences is crucial for comprehending their spiritual

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Panch Kutumba Sadhana – Vedic Principles of Parenting

Hinduism

Parenting is a vital responsibility that shapes the future of the upcoming generation. In the Vedas, the concept of Panch Kutumba Sadhana offers timeless wisdom on how to raise children and create a harmonious family environment. Panch Kutumba Sadhana encompasses five essential elements of parenting, emphasizing the holistic development of a child’s physical, mental, and

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Bhagwan Ganesha: Does he really had an animal face?

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Since childhood, we have always imagined and worshipped Bhagwan Ganesha as an elephant-faced god. But do you know? Bhagwan Ganesha never had an elephant face. It is to bring out the significance of his formless depiction. It is because nobody knew what his new face looked like for resemblance. \”अजं निर्विकल्पं निराकारमॆकं\” It means that

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