The Greatest Lesson from a Broken Bone

 Let us begin with a break.Let us say you underwent a mechanical trauma and broke a bone.

Lord Vishvakarma and The Mysterious Theodolite - Decoded

 

The vigraha of Lord Vishvakarma shown above went viral across the net some months back.Facebook experts proclaim that the instruments held by the deity are none other than a theodolite and levelling rod.

The Mysterious Forest Devi of Rig Veda - Aranyani Suktam

In the Rig Veda,we have a portion which reveals a mysterious deity of the forest region ( Aranyani ).This portion is found in the 10th Mandala as the 146th Sukta.It is colloquially called 'Aranyani Suktam' ( Aranya : forest )

The Cult of BrahmaKumari - A New Age Method of Destroying Hinduism

The new-age trend of defaming Hinduism - Using random facets of Hinduism to attack Hinduism itself.This skill is mastered by The Brahmakumari Cult Group

Muruga - The Form Of Agni

Lord Muruga as a deity has many interesting aspects to Him.The contemporary depiction of Muruga is often devoid of the facets attributed to Him in the past.

Food Review : Vietnam Delicacy in Malaysia

A Vietnamese restaurant actually stands as my ideal venue for a perfect dine.There is something about Vietnamese cuisine that has certainly inspired me to write this piece

Vedic Ritual to Transform Yourself into Rudra

Nyasa ( lit meaning : to clean ) is a purification ritual done before the commencement of a Vedic Puja,Vedam recitation,Abhisheka or Yaaga.

Medha Suktam - Word to Word Meaning and Commentary

Medha Suktam is part of the Taittiriya Aranyaka of the Krishna Yajur Veda.This refers to the part of the Vedas learnt in seclusion in the forest region traditionally.It finds place in the 10th Prashna,41st-44th Anuvaka.

The verses of Medha Suktam convey the different dimensions and layers of intelligence which is expressed by various entities across the cosmos.

Durva Suktam Yajur Veda - Spinal Column and Kundalini Shakti

Durva Suktam is a portion from the Taittiriya Aranyaka of Krishna Yajur Veda.It generally describes the potency of the durva grass which is used in Lord Ganapati worship.

Ratri Suktam Rig Veda - Embracing Darkness Called Kali

Ratri Suktam is a portion from the Rig Veda.The verses of Ratri Suktam literally speak of darkness or night.