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The Hitopadesha is a collection of fables in Sanskrit. This work, attributed to Narayana (11th or 12th Century A.D.), is based on the more famous Panchatantra which written by Vishnu Sharma more than a thousand years earlier.Although Narayana is indebted to Vishnu Sharma for his plots, he has introduced eighteen stories which are not found…

Lord Krishna was a dynamic incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He was an Avatar. An Avatar is one who is attuned to the supreme Consciousness from his very birth. Krishna’s incarnation brought about a profound and powerful influence upon Indian thought and life. There is no aspect of Indian life, culture and civilisation which does not…

951. Adhaataa – “Above Whom there is no other to control or to command”-One Who is the Supreme Controller of all. He is the Law; the eternal Truth is that the Law and the Law-Giver are one and the same. 952. Pushpahaasah – “He Who shines like an opening flower.” The bud opens and manifests…

Hindu Festival: Raksha Bandhan Legends of Raksha Bandhan The fast, festival and mythological legends are outcome of spiritual and philosophical doctrines. Their subtle, selflessness, spiritual mysteries are not much appreciated in the modern age, but we observe them as a matter of tradition. There is no dearth of scientific and physical base in them. Science…

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Indian culture has given many gifts to the world. One of the gifts which has taken the modern world by storm is the ancient art of Yoga. The exact origins of Yoga are not known, but it is centuries old. We present in this section the best collection of Yoga asanas, which we call as…