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NAGAPANCHAMI : The Snake Festival On the fifth day of the bright half of Shravan, Nagapanchami or the festival of snakes is celebrated. Snake worship is more common in peninsular India than in the north. In Maharashtra, snake charmers go from house to house with dormant cobras ensconced in cane baskets, asking for alms and…
1. Then Kausalya Asvalayana asked him, ‘Blessed one, from where is the breath bom? How does it arrive in the body? How does it divide itself up and become established? How does it support what is outside and what is concerned with oneself?’ 2. He told him, ‘You ask very advanced questions: but since I…
This temple is situated at a distance of forty kilometres from Saharanpur (a city in Utter Pradesh which is biggest state of India) city in the Shivalik mountain range. Shakumbari Devi is one of the famous Shakti Peeth. The head of Sati had fallen here. On the right hand side of main idol of goddess,…
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Gayatri is said to be the Mother of the Vedas. She is the powerful Almighty. The infinite creative mother, principle of the Supreme Divine that prevades all existences, microcosmic and supports the functioning of Indriyas (instruments of volition thought, action and experience) inner as well s outer. She is the infinite source, blissful and effulgent…
