Folk Tales Of India

Meditation is the language of the soul with lonely musings to converse with God! Pray your best and leave the rest to God. Prayers through Sanskrit, is the nurse of thought and thought for food for meditation. If bathes one in the rivers of divine pleasure. It treads the path of peace and views the…

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This is the day of appearance of God Vishnu in Vaman incarnation. This festival is celebrated by observing a fast and night watch invoking Vaman avatar and offering 52 sweets, donations and alms. Once Gods and demons performed the churning of the Kshir ocean. Arnrit, the immortal juice erupted and came to the hands of…

Prayer requires a living faith in God and there is no grace of God without prayer. Shakti Mohimna Stotra composed by the Sage Durvasa is a famous hymn in the worship of Shakti. The first part of this work contain the Matrikas (the mystic syllables) like Soundoryo Lahari the first port of this Stotra forms…

There is a perfect union of the mind, the body and the soul. The firm lock of the chin helps in pure blood supply to the thyroid and para-thyroid glangs. The body is in an inverted position and so it feels light and the brain sublime. People suffering from asthma, bronchitis and throat problems get…

Verses 50 To 58 Sanskrit Wording: English Wording: Gayanam chai tanmanushayanam tataisham mrigpakshinam I Manushayanam cha yataisham tulaymagtathobhaiyo II 50 II Gainaiapi sati pashiataane patangachavchauchashu I Kanmoksharitaane mohatpinayemananapi khshudha II 51 II Manusha manujvayaghare sabhilasha sutane prati I Lobhat prathupkarai nanvetane kim na pashyasi II 52 II Tathapi mamtavartae mahgartae nipatitata I Mahamayaprabhavane sansarsithitikarina II…