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Hindu Fasts: Fasts During Moon Phases The Vratas Of The First Phase Said the God of Fire: Now I shall describe the Vratas, which should be performed on a Pratipad Tithi (the first phase of the moon’s wane or increase) in the different months of the year. Such a Tithi occurring in the months of…
The eternal love, compassion and ecstasy of Radha-Krishna have inspired generations of poets, exponents of literature and scholars of religions too. The devotion of Radha toward Krishna in the form of selfless worship with utmost sincerity has been a source of constant inspiration for innumerable devotees of Shri Krishna. With exquisite Radha-Krishna Bhajans like Radhe…
The sacred Vata or Ficus bengalensis is the most venerated tree among Hindus. Vata or Banyan tree is considered as immortal and is held in great adoration since the Vedic days. Lord Buddha had attained his enlightenment when seated under a Vata Vriksha or Bo-tree. The oldest Vata is found at Prayag where three sacred…
IV.l 1. OM. Janasruti the great-grandson was full of faith, very generous, having much food cooked. He had lodging-houses built everywhere, with the idea that everywhere folk would be eating his food. 2. One night, some geese flew over. One goose said to another, ‘Hey, hey there, Clearsight, Clearsight! The light of Janasruti the great-grandson…
The Upanishads are among the world’s most influential creative works. Not only did they play a large part in shaping Hinduism as it is today, but the debates that they helped to initiate also influenced, either directly or by reaction, the development of the other South Asian religious traditions, including Buddhism. In the last two…
801. Akshobhyah ? “One Who is ever un- ruffled.” Ordinarily an individual gets disturbed, subjectively, by the presence of desires, anger, passions, etc., and objectively an average man is constantly stormed by the enchanting dance of beautiful sense-objects all around him. Lord, the Self, is a state of existence wherein neither the subjective disturbances of…
