How Did Thirumoolar Enter A Dead Body ? # Siddha Feat Inc

 Thirumoolar holds position as a prominent figure in Shaivism.He is one of the 18 revered Siddhas of the Tamizh tradition and stands as one of the Nayaanars ( 63 revered Saints of Shaivism )

Big Bang Theory in Rig Veda - Nāsadīya Sūktam

The Big Bang Model

The Big Bang theory illustrates the origin of creation.The entirety of spacetime and the elements within it has a common source of origin.

Rhythm ( 2000 ) - A Musical On Panchabhootas

Rhythm - A musical drama that will ever be deeply engraved in the consciousness of us 90's kids

Why are Women Not Allowed into Temples During Menstruation ?

Is it taboo for a bleeding women to enter a place of worship ?

Definitely

Kupang Mariamman, Kedah # Mystical Temples of Malaysia

Kupang Mariamman, one of the only Hindu temples in the hamlet.

Kupang, of the Baling district in Kedah, houses a minimal population of Malaysians of the Indian ethnicity.

Kailaya Vathiyam - The Echoes of Kailasa

Video : Kailaya Vathiyam in Brickfields Kandaswamy Temple,Malaysia

The very amalgamation of instrumental echoes that energise the contemporary ether to turn any atmosphere to an experiential Kailasa - that's what 'Kailaya Vathiyam' stands for.

Bukit Selarong Karumariamman # Mystical Temples of Malaysia

The rural landscapes that branch the surface of this nation is synonymous with mysticism.Every state in Malaysia still preserves the aura of its ancient folklore which would raise anyone's brows and even send a chilly impulse down the spine.

11 Ways of Reading Vedas - Significance of Ghanapatham

History of Vedas : A Brief Introduction

The entire cosmos is a reverberation. Reverberation means sound energy. In other words, what you perceive as the cosmos is simply a hologram projected from core vibrations.

Alakshmirme or Lakshmirme ? Shri Suktam Clarification

Shri Suktam is a portion of the Vedas attributed to the aspect of wealth and the expression of Lakshmi.

The Consequence of Forgetting One's Kula Devata

  ''Staying away from worshiping Kula devatā is like keeping a vessel with a hole. Nothing will stay on the vessel with a hole.

Likewise, no good thing will dawn on the person who does not worship his Kula devata.”

- Kāñcī Periyavā