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In Hindu mythology, Lord Vishnu is the deity who protects and preserves the universe. Whenever the forces of evil threaten to annihilate the world, it is believed that Lord Vishnu incarnates to save it from destruction by overcoming the evil entities. There are ten incarnations or avatars of Lord Vishnu. The tenth, Kalki, who is […]
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When it comes to self-awareness, where can we find an objective and honest portrait of ourselves? We can try and understand ourselves through self-analysis but this is likely to be tainted by subjectivity. Or we can turn towards psychotherapy and get the opinion of an expert in the field. However, different psychotherapists may have different […]
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Did you know that there are different types of astrology? There are three main types of astrological systems in vogue today.
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5 Eco-friendly ways to celebrate Ganesha Chaturthi The favourite and also the most awaited Indian festival is finally here, it’s time to celebrate Ganesha Chaturthi. This festival is celebrated to honour the beloved Lord Ganesha and it commemorates the birth of the elephant-headed God. Ganesha Chaturthi celebrations are beginning on the 2nd of September 2019 […]
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Vedic Astrology has 12 Zodiac signs, and each sign has its own characteristics. These include negative and positive traits as well as attitudes towards life. The zodiac signs can be divided into three types based on Flexibility. They are Movable, Fixed & Dual. Movable and Fixed Signs The Movable signs are Aries, Cancer, Libra, and […]
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The First House of the Zodiac Vedic Astrology is a powerful science that can predict the course of one’s destiny by studying the movement and transits of celestial bodies. Since this is a vast topic, there are many aspects to be understood before one can analyze and decipher the effects of planets on the individual. […]
Read more →Ashwa Pooja
Ashwa Pooja for the Horse – Symbol or Strength and Royalty Ashwa Pooja is a unique ritual performed to honor the animal horse, which is revered as a symbol of royalty, power, prosperity, strength, and wealth. This special Pooja performed for the charismatic and athletic animal horse can grant you immense blessings for a prosperous […]
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Gaja Pooja for the Magnificent Elephant Gaja Pooja is a rare and unique ceremony performed to honor the magnificent animal, elephant. Elephant is often revered as the personification of Lord Ganesha himself; hence, performing Gaja Pooja is believed to invoke the blessings of Ganesha, Lord of new beginnings. Gaja Pooja is a rarely performed ritual, […]
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What is Akshaya Tritiya? Akshaya Tritiya is a very auspicious festival in India. Hindus and Jains celebrate it. Akshaya Tritiya falls on the Tritiya or third day in the month of Vishaka (May-June). Being an auspicious day, no Muhurta is required to perform Poojas or begin new ventures on this day. People of different zodiac […]
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What is Narasimha Jayanthi? The fourteenth day of the Shukla Paksha (waxing moon) in Vishakha (May-June) month is celebrated as Narasimha Jayanthi. Narasimha is Vishnu’s fourth incarnation who has the face of a lion and the body of a man. He slew the demon, Hiranyakashipu, on this day. Narasimha appeared during the twilight time on […]
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What is the importance of Goddess Gauri? Gauri is the divine Shakthi and the mother Goddess, who has many forms and is known in many names such as Parvati, Durga, Kali and others. The word Gauri means ‘white’, and the Goddess is regarded as a symbol of brilliance and auspiciousness, and as one who punishes […]
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