We have often heard our elders using the word Beej mantra. But do you know what it means? “Beej” symbolizes the initial point or seed from which all existence emerges. It represents the notion that the entire cosmos originates from it. Just as a complete tree blooms from a beej, the smallest cell of life […]
Mother is the creator of every being and refers to the source of divine energy of creation who is loving, compassionate, responsible and fierce. Her protective and nurturing qualities help the integral growth of physical and spiritual development of every living being. Sanatan Dharma describes mothers are the divine form of Shakti. Further, according to
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Janam Diwas Sanskar or Birthday is an important sanskar in our Sanatan Dharma. The way we celebrate Ram Navmi (birth of Bhagwan Rama) and Krishna Janmashtami (birth of Bhagwan Krishna), we also celebrate our birthdays. Similarly to Krishna Janmashtami and Ram Navami, our birthday is auspicious too. But do you know that our birthday does
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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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India is a country having a rich and diverse culture. You may know about many great temples, but do you know about a temple near the Villupuram district of Tamil Nadu? The Koothandavar Temple is known for its celebration of Koovagam, also known as the Kumbh Mela of the Transgender Community. It is a festival
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There are different cultures and communities all over the world. However, only in Sanatan Dharma do we calculate planetary motions to check Muhurat. But why is it so? Muhurat is a procedure taking place before any auspicious celebrations in Hinduism. In this procedure, a pandit calculates a suitable day and time for the occasion. As
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We all have chanted Radhe Radhe while praying or remembering Shri Krishna. But do you know there is no mention of the word \’Radha\’ in the Shrimad Bhagavatam Puran? Yes, you heard it right. There is no mention of the word Radha in Shrimad Bhagavatam Mahapurana. However, the love of Radha Rani and Shri Krishna
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Vijaya, a medicinal herb stated in Ayurveda, has a vital mentioning in the Shiv Puran. It is one of the five sacred herbs. Several people must have heard about Vijaya as a natural drug substance, but our Rishi Munis praised the herb for its medicinal benefits. The Rishi Munis who wrote Vedas examined 5000 herbal
Sahastrakavach| The Sanatana epic, Mahabharata, identifies Lord Krishna as Narayana, but do you know who Arjuna and Karna were in their previous lives? In the Bhagavata Puran, a story of Nara-Narayana has its mention where Nar and Narayana are the twin incarnations of Lord Vishnu. They took birth to preserve the righteousness on the earth.
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Kamdhenu | India is a country that has never considered a cow as an animal but as a mother. Our Rishi Munis have mentioned the cow as a mother of the world because they feed a big part of the population. गावो विश्वस्य मातरः A cow is the mother of the world. Our dharma defines