Transform your body into temple

This article is on a simple yet powerful practice.It is capable of transforming yourself into a walking temple - a dynamo of powerful spiritual energy.

Is Life Going Tough ? Then Read This ...

This article is not a fancy sugar-coat script to soothe your life convincing that everything will be okay.There are enough of such motivational quotes out in the vast net.

Why are Rudra and Indra Are Seen As The Same in Vedas ?

  

Image above : Digital painting of Anirudh Sainath

Rudra and Indra - two Vedic deities prominently found along the Vedas.In fact,the Vedas describe Indra and Rudra as One with two names. 

The Unknown Power of Bhajans

  Bhajans form a crucial component of many religious and spiritual groups,foundations,organisations and so forth.

Why did Lord Shiva behead Ganesha ?

 Most of us know the story of Lord Ganesha - notably His transcendence from a boy to an elephant-headed cutie.

Shri Suktam - The Sound Form of Lakshmi | Benefits of Shri Suktam

Shri Suktam is a portion from the Vedas associated with Lakshmi.

Not the Age for Spirituality - The Indian Hypocrisy

   It's not yet the age for spirituality ! -

     shouted her mother.

The Origin of Vedas ( The Very Breath of God )

You must have been to temples or experience a homa ( fire sacrifice ). If so, you must have heard the priests reciting a series of mantras which are staccato and non-melodious. These are the very Vedas. No, they are not 'mantras' from the Vedas. They are verily the VEDAS themselves.

              

What happens during a Yagya ( Fire Sacrifice ): Sathya Sai Explains

Ati Rudra Maha Yagya in August 2006 :

''This yagya is not merely for a few individuals, it is for the entire world.The mantras chanted here have mixed in the air and spread to the entire universe.These sacred sounds have entered our hearts and purified them.Hence,do no think that the mantras chanted in this yagya are confined to only this place.They have spread to the entire world''

- Sai Baba

The Virtue of Vegetarianism in Hinduism

The virtue of non-violence