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History of 200-year-old Shree Siddhivinayak Temple. One of the favorite and adored festivals celebrated by everyone, especially by children placing the idols and worshipping for 11 days. Yes, we are talking about the temple of God who is a sign of knowledge, Shree Siddhivinayak Temple. This temple is dedicated to Lord Vinayaka. It is considered […]
Throughout Hindu history, sacred chants and mantras have profoundly shaped spiritual expression.While Vedic hymns are often linked to male sages, a lesser-known tradition exists—the feminine lineage of mantras, silently passed from mother to daughter, priestess to initiate.Today, these sacred sounds are fading, hidden by the layers of time, patriarchy, and forgotten oral traditions. The Role […]
Mantras and chakras are two fundamental pillars of vibrational healing in Hindu Tantra.Together, they form a sophisticated energy system bridging the physical and spiritual realms.This ancient synergy harnesses the transformative power of sound (mantras) and the body’s energetic centers (chakras) to awaken inner potential and restore balance. Understanding Chakras: The Body’s Energy Portals Chakras are […]
In the rich spiritual heritage of Hinduism, mantra chanting holds a central place.Beyond audible repetitions lies a deeper, subtler practice — mental japa or silent mantra repetition.Revered by ancient Rishis, mental japa is not just meditation but a transformative tool for aligning the mind with higher consciousness.This silent sadhana was considered the most potent form […]
Introduction: Ancient Wisdom in a Modern World In an age where spiritual teachings are just a click away, it’s easy to overlook the age-old tradition of mantra diksha — a formal spiritual initiation by a guru.While the digital world offers vast resources and instant access to mantras, the importance of mantra diksha remains as critical […]
Introduction: Ancient Wisdom Meets Brain Science In today’s noisy, fast-paced, and mentally exhausting world, ancient Hindu wisdom offers a timeless remedy: mantra chanting.More than just spiritual poetry, mantras are vibrational tools scientifically proven to influence neuroplasticity—the brain’s natural ability to rewire itself.In this article, we explore how sacred sounds from Hindu scriptures can shape a […]
The Sacred Role of Literature in Hindu Tradition Books occupy a sanctified space in Hinduism—not just as sources of information, but as vessels of divine wisdom. On World Book Day, it is meaningful to reflect on how ancient Hindu scriptures have shaped the religion’s beliefs, rituals, and moral code for thousands of years. Vedas: The […]
Summer holidays provide an ideal time for Hindu students to explore, connect, and grow. Instead of letting this break go idle, students can immerse in enriching activities that enhance their understanding of Hindu culture, values, and creativity. Here are meaningful ways for Hindu students to spend their summer holidays mindfully. 1. Learn Sanskrit or Deepen […]
Saint Shri Asaramji Ashram: A Spiritual and Cultural Heritage Under Threat Nestled in the heart of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, the Saint Shri Asaramji Ashram stands as a spiritual lighthouse for millions of devotees. Established in 1972, it has been a revered center for promoting Sanatan Dharma, Indian culture, and self-realization through satsang, meditation, and seva. Now, […]
A Valley in Mourning On April 22, 2025, the serene valley of Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir was shattered by a horrific terror attack that claimed the lives of at least 26 tourists, including Hindus specifically targeted for their religious identity. The attack, executed by Lashkar-e-Taiba’s proxy, The Resistance Front (TRF), was a chilling reminder […]
On April 22, 2025, the serene Baisaran Valley in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, was shattered by unspeakable horror. Terrorists from The Resistance Front (TRF), a proxy of the Lashkar-e-Taiba, unleashed a brutal massacre—gunning down 26 tourists, many of them Hindus singled out for their identity. Among the heart-wrenching stories is that of Pallavi from Karnataka. […]
