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Soothing Sea
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Composition
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Price
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Add To Your Cart
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80″ x 28″
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70% Pure Cashmere – 30% Silk |
US$ 27.50
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Supta means lying down. This asana gives relief from indigestion, gastritis, constipation and piles. There is a stimulation of all the glands resulting in a feeling of health. Method In the first part one has to attain the Vajrasana. Sit down with legs extended forward. Fold the legs ar the knee and place the heels…
Cloth Ganesha: 304/305 This is an unusual concept of an idol made of cloth and other stuffing entirely made by hand. The idol is of Lord Ganesha who has been a symbolism of good fortune, luck and is known to accomplish all our unfinished tasks. This idol is produced in the state of Rajasthan famous…
This album is suitable for jogging, morning and evening walk & aerobics. Om, the realm of calm, mantra for self realistion, symbol of sacred truth, offers a perfect backdrop for healing and meditation! The word Om envelops within its being the whole essence of creation. Ancients texts believe that before connecting with the almighty, one…
Lord Krishna was a dynamic incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He was an Avatar. An Avatar is one who is attuned to the supreme Consciousness from his very birth. Krishna’s incarnation brought about a profound and powerful influence upon Indian thought and life. There is no aspect of Indian life, culture and civilisation which does not…
Guru Nanak founded Sikhism. Guru Angad, Guru Amardas, Guru Ramdas, Guru Arjun Dev, Guru Har Gobind, Guru Har Rai, Guru Har Kishan, Guru Tej Bahadur and Guru Gobind Singh were the successors to Guru Nanak. Guru Angad organised the Sikhs as a sect. He organized and maintained a Langar (public kitchen) on a very extensive…
Sacred Powders Tilaks Kum Kum (Sindoor) – The ubiquitious red powder – Sindoor is a potent symbol of loyalty, devotion and commitment. Placing the sindoor, signifies that the mind of the devotee must be fully committed to the Lord. It is also a reminder to brighten one’s personality with the beauty of virtues and good…