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80″ x 28″
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70% Pure Cashmere – 30% Silk |
US$ 27.50
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Bhagavad Gita – Chapter Two: Contents Of Gita Summarized Text 1 Sanskrit working: English Wording: sanjaya uvaca tam tatha krpayavistam asru-purnakuleksanam visidantam idam vakyam uvaca madhusudanah. English Translation: Sanjay said: Seeing Arjun full of compassion, his mind depressed, his eyes full of tears, Madhusudan, Krishna, spoke the following words. Purport: Material compassion, lamentation tears are…
There are many poets of class in the world but the way of expression of a poet of Mirza Ghalib’s stature is quite obviously in a class of its own. Urdu poetry without Ghalib is like a body without a soul. To confine the work of this legend within a span of an album is…
Add fervor and enthusiasm to Diwali with Shubh Diwali MP3. Over 5 hours of mantras, shlokas and aartis apt for all the ceremonies of the festival. Brighten this festival of lights with the musical extravaganza – Shubh Diwali MP3 Artists: Usha Mangeshkar Anup Jalota Anuradha Paudwal Kavita Krishnamurthy Suresh Wadkar Track Listing: Shankhanaad Omkar Rupam…
The Mars This mention of the bewitching Shri Krishna cast all listeners into a moment of rapt remembrance of His divine pastimes, and left everyone in awe of the Moon and his light. As they returned their attention to the debate, they turned to the third pundit, the partisan of Mars, whose fiery eyes burned…
Yoga For The Soul It is believed that Yoga came into existence at the beginning of human history, when Patanjali, a legendary Indian sage described the process of self-actualisation that lies embedded in all human beings. He called it self-realization, since in this sate of ‘Yoga Dhyaan’ he underwent an absolute awareness of his inner…
Sanskrit Wording: English Wording: Trishoolchanderahitharae Mahavrishabh Vahini, Mahaeshvari Savroopane Narayani Namosutate. Hindi Wording: English Meaning: Prostrations unto Thee O Narayani, Who is of the form of Maheshwari, the Power of Lord Shiva, Who wears the crescent (on the crown) and the (eight) divine serpents, holds a trident and rides on the celestial bull. Sanskrit Wording:…
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