Guru Tegh Bahadur
2019-11-01
Introduction When the earlier Guru Har Krishan appointed his successorRead More →
Kshitigarbha
2019-02-26
Boddhisattvas are beings who commit themselves to wanting to help other sentient beings with their readinessRead More →
Akashagarbha
2019-02-25
There are eight great Boddhisattvas or Ashta putras meaning eight holy sons in Mahayana BuddhismRead More →
Manjushri
2019-02-24
A Boddhisattva is a being having the highest insight and wisdom(Prajna) permeated with compassionRead More →
Guru Amardas ji
2019-02-20
the Sikh Gurus established Sikhism over the centuries. It was founded by Guru Nanak, the first Guru and subsequently Read More →
Sudama and Krishna
2019-01-19
One of the most famous stories in the Bhagavatha Purana is that of the friendshipRead More →
Shibi Chakravarthy
2019-01-19
Indian mythology has always believed in the dictum ’Service to man is service to God’.Read More →
Shakambhari Devi
2019-01-19
Shakambhari Devi or Shakumbhri Devi is considered to be the Goddess of vegetarianismRead More →
Gurudruh
2019-01-19
Hindu mythology is replete with stories connected to food. At the same time HinduismRead More →
Guru Ram Das
2019-01-05
Once, a party of Sikhs were on their way to pay homage to the Third GuruRead More →
Guru Har Rai
2019-01-05
The period at the time of the succession of Guru Har Rai the new Guru wasRead More →
Guru Har Krishan
2019-01-05
The earlier Guru Har Rai chose his younger son Har Krishan in favour of hisRead More →
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib Delhi
2018-12-27
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is one of the most holy places of pilgrimage for the Sikhs. It is situated near Connaught Place, New Delhi and is associated with Guru Har Krishan the eighth Sikh Guru.Read More →
Mother Sarada Devi
2018-04-26
She was the spiritual counterpart and wife of the nineteenth-century mystic saint of Bengal Shri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa.Read More →
Mahavir – 24th Tirthankar
2017-12-16
Bhagavan Mahavir’s birth is traced back from his 27th life when he was a village elder and forester named Nayasar who was pious and compassionate and served some ascetics with great devotionRead More →
Parshvanath – 23rd Tirthankar
2017-12-16
Parshvanath was born in the Ikshvaku dynasty to Queen Vama Devi and King Aswasena of Varanasi. The Queen witnessed fourteen dreams which are the signs of the advent of the birth of a Tirthankar.Read More →
Neminath- 22nd Tirthankar
2017-12-16
Neminath in his earlier incarnation was Shankh who was the eldest son of King Shrisen of Hastinapur. Once learning that there were some bandits terrorising the people in the highways, the King requested Shankh to go and punish them.Read More →
Naminath- 21st Tirthankar
2017-12-16
He was born to Queen Vipra Rani and King Vijay Raja of Mithila of the Ikshvaku dynasty on the eighth day of the dark half of the month of Shravan according to the Hindu calendar.Read More →
Munisuvrata – 20th Tirthankar
2017-12-16
A Tirthankar is a human being who has attained a highly exalted state due to intense spiritual practices in various lifetimes and signifies the ultimate pure developed state of the soul. Having attained the highest spiritual goal of human life, they help others cross the ocean of Samsara and winRead More →
Mallinath – 19th Tirthankar
2017-12-16
It is said that Mallinath in his previous life was King Mahabal of Vitshoka. He had six other Kings who were very close friends of his.Read More →