 |
Stone Grey
|
|
Size
|
Composition
|
Price
|
Add To Your Cart
|
|
80″ x 28″
|
70% Pure Cashmere – 30% Silk |
US$ 27.50
|
A devout Hindu keeps a Shikha or Bodi which is known as Tiki in Eastern India. This is a little lock of hair which originates from Brahmatalu or the centre of the head wherefrom the fountain of aura light glow originates and where Brahma?the creator of the world?resides. These Shikhas are sometimes merely a tuft…
301. Yugaavartah ? In the previous term the Lord is indicated as the Creator of the Yugas, and here we are told that He is also the Power behind the wheel of time that goes on changing and repeating itself, i.e. not only He is the Lord of Time, but He is the Mighty Administrator…
———–Quick Menu———– Home Page Help Center Spiritual Practices Mantras Aartis Luminary Of The Month Downloads About Hinduism Other Religions Links About Us General Disclaimer E-mail Us
11. Sri Heramba Ganapati Colour: White May Heramba Ganapati protect us, ho holds His hands in gestures of protection and granting of boons, and adorns in the other hands rope, tusk, rosary, hooks, axe, hammer, sweets and fruits riding a lion, having five elephant faces and of snow white colour. 12. Sri Lakshmi Ganapati Colour:…
(101) Vrishaakapih: There is a lot of controversy among pundits upon the exact meaning of this term. But all controversies become meaningless when we read Bhagavan?s own words, ?Since Kapi has a meaning the ?boar? and since ?vrisha? has the meaning of ?Dharma? the great Kasyapa Prajapati says I am Vrishaakapih?. In Sanskrit the term…
Mantras ? On God & Goddesses The Gods & Goddesses of Hinduism only represent the different functions and powers of the one Supreme God. The deities are shown as the male female because the existence of the manifested universe depends upon the primary differentiation of the Supreme Reality into two opposite aspects, one positive a…
<< Previous Color