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Hindu Fasts: The Mashopavasha Vratam Brahma Said:- Now I shall describe the mode of practicing the vow of a month’s privation, which is the best of all penances. It is imperatively obligatory on women, anchorites and forest-dwelling hermits lo practice the penance. The votary shall undertake the vow, first on the day of the eleventh…

Om In chapter 17 of Bhagwad Gita, one of the most sacred texts of Hindus, Lord Krishna has said that the word OM signifies the omnipresence of God. “Om Tat Shat” (From the beginning of the Universe); these three words are used to signify that the omnipresent God is OM and is said that the…

Hindu Fasts: Agastyargha Fast Brahma Said:- Now I shall describe the mode of practising the Agastyargha-Vratam. The vow should be celebrated on the three days immediately before the sun passes into the sign of Virgo. 0 thou holy sage, an image of Agastya, should be made of Kasha flowers, and worshipped inside a water-pitcher. The…

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Nada Himalaya Music For Meditation In all cultures bells are the embodiment of spiritual sound. Deuter’s bells playing carries you over the continents and the ages to a place high in the Himalayas – perhaps to a Tibetan monastery in old Lhasa – and calls down from there as if resonating out of the very…