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The goddess Sri, who is also commonly known by the name Lakshmi, has been known in the Hindu tradition since pre-Buddhist times. She is one of the most popular goddesses in the Hindu pantheon. She has a considerable body of mythology and is widely worshiped by Hindus of all castes throughout India to this day….

Durba Grass Durba Grass stands foremost in Puja ceremony, and in Yagna this grass is used for each offering to Gods. The Pujari or the priest must invoke this grass and makes a ring which he wears round his finger throughout the course of the religious rites. Botanically this Durba grass is referred to as…

This God of the Waves is said to dwell in a house with a 1000 doors so that he is always accessible to men. In the Vedas he is more powerful than all the other gods because he is said to be the creator and sustainer of the universe and the administrator of the cosmic…

Supta means lying down. This asana gives relief from indigestion, gastritis, constipation and piles. There is a stimulation of all the glands resulting in a feeling of health. Method In the first part one has to attain the Vajrasana. Sit down with legs extended forward. Fold the legs ar the knee and place the heels…

Mango or Aam tree is one of the sacred tree symbols of Hinduism. Five leaves of this tree in a pot which are besmeared with sindoor or vermilion is a common site in any Hindu religious ceremony. Throughout India this tree is planted and worshipped by devouts. With the passage of time this tree acquired…

Biddu – Diamond Sutra Diamond Sutra charts Biddu’s exploration of his roots that cross all geographical, musical and spiritual boundaries. He blends his musical sensitivities with ancient Sanskrit mantras, inculcating within each listener, a sense of spiritual direction. This is soothing music which celebrates your meaningful existence. An ideal album for meditating. Track Listing: Gayatri…