One God or Many Gods
While the dominant impression of Hindus is that they worship many “Gods”, Read More →
While the dominant impression of Hindus is that they worship many “Gods”, Read More →
Though history of the Hindu culture and religion has always been attributed to Indus Valley civilization, Hindu religion is definitely much older than this civilization.Read More →
More than a religion, Hinduism is called a way of life. It is true that the word Hindu cannot be particularlyRead More →
Shani is the son of Surya Dev (Sun god) and Goddess Chhaya (Goddess Shade). Read More →
There are thousands of temples across the world of different size and shape, but the ones built in Vedic methodRead More →
It is easy to recognize external enemies and take precautions to protect oneself from themRead More →
The word Karma means deed, work or action. Broadly it encompassesRead More →
Symbolism plays a significant role in the Hindu religion.Read More →
Sanskrit is an extremely systematic classical language of HinduismRead More →
In order to achieve the four main goals of existence – i.e. dharma (religion), Read More →
Yatra is an important part of Hindu ritual, and many annual yatras in India are specially organized by the government to maintain their registrations, stipulating numbers, regulating their traffic, arranging food and lodging and other safety measures.Read More →
Sanatan Dharma forms the foundation of Hindu religious and cultural philosophy. The word ‘Sanatan’ means ‘ancient’; it also means ‘eternal’ or ‘everlasting’.Read More →
Hinduism is called a way of life. It is true that the word Hindu cannot be particularly defined.Read More →
The term Hinduism is a recent phenomenon while Sanatana Dharma is a more relevant term to define the sanctity of our Indian religion. ‘Hinduism’ or ‘Hindu’ was coined by foreign invaders for the people residing near the River Sindhu.Read More →
The entire cosmic creation begins from the point of the Pancha Bhutas or the 5 elements. They are Earth or Prithvi, Water or Jal, Fire or Agni, Air or Vayu, Ether or Akash.Read More →
The geographical definition of ‘Hindu’ is ‘one who is born in Bharat’ (India). Then again, one who is born to Hindu parents is a familial statement and one who is born into the fourfold caste system is its genetic inheritance description.Read More →
Spiritual progress is the ultimate goal of every individual’s life as per Sanatana Dharma. For advanced and rapid spiritual progress every Hindu is expected to follow stipulated code of conduct including ten yamas (restrictions) and ten niyamas (observation).Read More →
India is known for its rich and vibrant heritage. Hindu religion is considered quite inseparable from the ancient legal system. Being one of the oldest civilizations of the worldRead More →
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