There is a scientific reason behind wearing Toe Rings.!
Toe Ring Benefits: One of the most important traditions in Hinduism is the wearing of the Toe Ring by married girls. Some believe it is a sign of marriage. But, did you know that wearing anklets is not just a tradition, there is also...
Why is Shaligram Shila worshiped?
What Is Shaligram Shila or Stone?
Shaligram is a fossilized ammonite shell that is considered to be sacred in Hinduism. It is considered to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe in Hindu mythology. Shaligram...
6 Things to Keep in Mind When Chanting Mantras
Mantras are powerful tools for invoking the blessings of the divine. In Hinduism, chanting mantras is an integral part of pujas and other religious ceremonies. However, to derive the maximum benefit from chanting mantras, one needs to do it correctly. Here are...
Who are Sapta Chiranjeevi’s in mythology?
There are seven Chiranjeevi's as mentioned in Hindu scriptures. Chiranjeevi's are those who are believed to be alive in this Kali Yuga until Satya Yuga begins.
We find many amazing things in our Puranas. One of them is immortality or...
End of Satyuga: How did Lord Rama die?
Death of Lord Rama
Born as the eldest son of Kausalya and Dasharatha, king of Ayodhya, Lord Rama is referred within Hinduism as Maryada Purushottama, literally the Perfect Man or Lord of Self-Control or Lord...
Did Brahmins Of Vedic Period Eat Beef?
Manusmriti has references to Brahmins tasting meat as part of Vedic rituals. But there are no references that they consumed meat as food.
Just after restrictions were imposed on slaughter of cattle across India, a relative of mine quoted the Manusmriti to argue that Brahmins...
Do you know these 10 things about the Airavata Elephant..?
The Airavata elephant is an elephant with religious significance. After hearing the name of this elephant, it is common to get excited about that elephant. What are the things we need to know about Airavata Elephant..? Here are 10 things we should know about the...
The Might and Splendour of Navaratri
Navratri is celebrated in various ways across India. People in the north celebrate the festival as victory of Lord Rama over Ravana on Vijaya Dashami day. But in the south, where the actual preparations for the battle by Lord Rama to invade...
Significance of Fasting in Hindu Religion: Is it Necessary?
Fasting, the practice of abstaining from food and sometimes water for a certain period, is a common tradition in many cultures and religions. In Hinduism, fasting has been a long-standing tradition and is considered an integral part of many festivals and religious...
What are the rules to take flowers for pooja?
Taking flowers for pooja is an integral part of Hindu rituals, embodying a sense of reverence and devotion. The act of gathering flowers is not merely a physical ritual but a symbolic gesture of gratitude and surrender to the divine. In this...
