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The Ramayana, written in Sanskrit by Valmiki is considered to be the ?Adikavya?, the first ever poem. Tulsidas rendered it into Hindi in the sixteenth century. But his ?Ramcharit-manas? differs from the original in many ways. It was written at a time when a very vast area of India was under Mughal rule. Amongst the…

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God Vishnu incarnated as NarSinha in order to keep up the honour and devotional respect of devotee Prahalad. There is a mention of NarSinha avtar in the Ramayana, the Mahabharata and in latter works of all philosophical schools. The fast on this day is undertaken by all men and women. After bath and purification, Vedic…

Saraswathi is the goddess of learning. She is the bestower of the power of speech. An aspirant of knowledge must have her grace. Lusturous and as white as jasmine flower, She, clad in a white silken garment and seated in a White lotus, is considered to be worshipped at even by the divine Trinity. Engaged…

Agnihotra Shantipath Among all the methods and rituals prescribed by the ancient Vedas to achive tranquility, nothing perhaps is as relevant today as the Agnihotra Shantipath. The sheer sound of these chants has a purifying effect, not only on our individual dwelling places, but also the immediate neightbourhood and the entire environment. Click to Hear…