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Introduction to the Concept of Moksha in Hinduism Moksha, or liberation, is one of the four main goals of human life according to Hindu philosophy, alongside Dharma (righteousness), Artha (wealth), and Kama (desire). It represents the ultimate spiritual goal—freedom from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, also known as Samsara. In Hinduism, Moksha is […]
The Garuda Purana holds a special place in Hinduism as one of the 18 Mahapuranas. Known for its focus on death, the afterlife, and posthumous rituals, the Garuda Purana provides essential insights into the journey of the soul after death. It is recited during funeral rites and helps guide both the deceased and the living […]
In Hindu culture, honoring ancestors through Pithru Tarpanam is a sacred practice that strengthens the bond between the living and their ancestral lineage. Among the twelve months of the Hindu calendar, Pushya Masam (typically December-January) is considered the most auspicious time for performing these rituals. Here’s why Pushya Masam is special for ancestor worship and the significance of the […]
Pushya Masam, a sacred month in the Hindu calendar, is considered an ideal time for religious rituals, spiritual growth, and auspicious beginnings. This month holds a deep connection to many significant events in Hindu mythology, particularly those related to Lord Rama, the central figure of the Ramayana. Ancient stories from the Ramayana highlight how key […]
The Ramayana is one of the most cherished epics in Hindu tradition, offering valuable lessons on ethics, relationships, leadership, and spiritual wisdom. Here are key takeaways that Hindus (and others) can learn from the Ramayana, along with examples and stories that illustrate these principles. Lesson: Upholding one’s duty (dharma) is more important than personal desires. […]
In Hindu philosophy, dharma is a central guiding principle. Often translated as “righteous duty” or “moral law,” dharma serves as a moral compass, encouraging individuals to live with integrity, compassion, and responsibility. Rooted deeply in the Hindu way of life, dharma influences decision-making, behaviors, and the roles we take on in society. By fulfilling one’s […]