The cosmic Swastika and its profound significance A 5-minute read The term “swastika” originates from the Sanskrit word “svastika,” signifying “favorable luck” or “prosperity.” The design, characterized by a motif (hooked cross), appears to have its earliest documented usage in Eurasia, dating back as far as 7,000 years ago, possibly symbolizing the sun’s path across …
Just like an English calender, Hindu calendar also has 12 months in a year. However, in Hindu calendar every third year (2 years 8 months 16 days and 24 minutes to be precise), there adds an extra month. This extra month is called Adhik Maas (Adhik means extra Maas means Month). We will talk about …
Unveiling the Mysteries of Money Plant: History, Science, Feng-Shui, and Other Beneficial Tips 10-minute read Epipremnum aureum is the scientific term for the money plant, a plant thought to bestow blessings, good fortune, and financial prosperity upon households. It can be cultivated in water, soil, or even in jellies, and thrives in temperate regions. Pothos …
Change is very common with woman around the world, you know why? Because they are most adaptive and not afraid of change, whatsoever. If we turn the pages of history (however this blog is not about men, but women so it should be called as “herstory”) we see some of these strong women gave us new …
It’s six in the morning. You know that right now, you should have been on the track outside jogging to the park and to a good health. Sadly, you were too cosy in that mattress you bought recently after the retailer promised, “This mattress wouldn’t let you get out of your bed.” The blanket and …
5 Minute read International Men’s Day was first celebrated in 1998-99 by Dr. Jerome Teelucksingh, Professor of History, the University of the West Indies in Trinidad and Tobago, to commemorate his father’s birth anniversary. He further encouraged everyone to use this day to bring up issues that concern men and boys. This day is dedicated to …
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ॐ नमः शिवाय The Shravan Maas, also called Sawan (Monsoon) is the favourite month of Lord Shiva. It is said that the famous Samudra Manthan took place in this month only. Apparently apart from the poison (Halahaal) & the tonic of life (Amrit), the churning also saw things like moon, nectar & Kamadhenu cow came …
Did you know, with the start of Sawan – Sharavan Maas, Sun enters LEO ?? Read More »
It is the eleventh lunar day of the bright fortnight of hindu month of ashadha. This day is also known as Shayani Ekadashi and Maha-Ekadashi. According to the Purans, from this day onwards Lord Vishnu takes rest in Ksheer Sagar (ocean). So, naturally all the oceans, rivers and ponds are believed to attain divinity due …