Category: Religious Books
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Happiness in Three Modes
In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna explains that there are three different types of happiness that one can experience. Before this, Krishna explains the three modes of material nature. He explains how the living entity when it comes in contact with the material world immediately comes in contact with modes of material nature. Krishna explains that…
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The Enigmatic Sleep of Lord Vishnu: Unveiling the Symbolism Behind Sheshnag
In Hindu iconography, one of the most enduring images is that of Lord Vishnu reclining peacefully on the coils of a massive serpent, Sheshnag. This seemingly simple depiction is layered with profound symbolism, offering a glimpse into the divine nature of Lord Vishnu and his role in the universe. So, why exactly does Lord Vishnu…
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Why is Dev Deepawali celebrated on Kartik Purnima?
With Varanasi, the ancient and revered city of India, gearing up for its most significant festival of the year – Dev Deepawali – time is running short. While not as widely known as Diwali, this spectacular festival is observed on a smaller scale in certain parts of India like parts of Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh.…
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Shiva’s Avatars: Incarnations of the Divine in Shiv Maha Puran
In Hindu mythology, Shiva, one of the principal deities, is believed to have incarnated in various forms, known as avatars. These avatars serve to fulfill cosmic purposes and restore balance in the universe. While Shiva’s avatars may not be as widely recognized as those of Vishnu, they play a significant role in the Shiv Maha…
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The Influence of Rabindranath Tagore Novels on Indian Literature and Culture
Rabindranath Tagore, the renowned Indian poet, philosopher, and polymath, has greatly influenced Indian literature and culture through his novels. His literary works have left an indelible mark on India’s literary landscape and played a significant role in shaping its cultural ethos. Here are some ways in which Tagore’s novels have had an impact: In summary,…
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Fascinating Facts About Dharmaratha: The Celestial Chariot of God
Dharmaratha is derived from two words: Dharma (the eternal and inherent character of reality; duty, virtue, morality, and what is ethical in this world) and ratha (a chariot). Dharmaratha, also known as the Chariot of God, is revered in many religious and spiritual traditions. This divine chariot represents the path of righteousness, virtue, and morality.…
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How to Keep Your Mind Engaged in Sri Krishna
Get ready for a journey into Sri Krishna‘s captivating world and learn how to keep your mind completely engaged in his mesmerizing presence. This blog is a guide to uncovering the secrets of deep connection and profound spirituality as you start on a devotional and mindful journey. Prepare to be immersed in teachings and experiences that will leave…
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The Wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita: Quotes to Elevate Your Spirit
The Bhagavad Gita is a revered ancient scripture that provides spiritual seekers with enormous wisdom and guidance. It is a 700-verse text that is part of the Mahabharata, India’s ancient epic. The Bhagavad Gita is a dialogue between Prince Arjuna and Lord Krishna in which the latter offers profound wisdom about life, responsibility, and the path to…
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The Divine Love Story of Lord Rama and Sita in Tulsidas Ramayan
Tulsidas’ Ramayana’s Divine Love Story of Lord Rama and Sita is a wonderful tale filled with devotion, sacrifice, and undying love. In the 16th century, Tulsidas, a great poet, and saint, wrote the Ramayana, which presents the epic story of Lord Rama and his loving wife, Sita. Lord Rama, Lord Vishnu’s seventh incarnation, was the embodiment…
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