Which one is God supposed to listen to?Sometimes he listens to the fish, sometimes to the fisherman – and that’s the way the world goes round! In the quiet of the world, where rivers sing and winds whisper, God listens. But who does God hear? The fish, swimming freely in the river’s embrace, or the fisherman, casting his net with…
Nestled in the heart of the breathtaking Parvati Valley in Himachal Pradesh, India, lies a sacred place where the divine seems to touch the earth in a way that leaves every visitor in awe—Manikaran. This small, serene town, cradled by towering Himalayan peaks and kissed by the wild, gushing Parvati River, is home to the mystical Manikaran Temple and Gurudwara,…
In the golden sands of Rajasthan, where the Thar Desert whispers tales of valor and faith, stands the Tanot Mata Temple, a beacon of divine protection and spiritual resilience. Nestled just 120 kilometers from Jaisalmer, near the Indo-Pak border, this ancient shrine dedicated to Goddess Aavad, an incarnation of Hinglaj Mata, is more than a temple—it is a testament to…
In the eternal tapestry of Hinduism’s Pauranic history, there shines a chapter so luminous, so divine, that it stirs the deepest chords of the heart. This is the Sundar Kand, the radiant heart of every Ramayana, a sacred symphony that echoes across time, from Valmiki’s ancient verses to Tulsidas’ soulful Ramcharitmanas. It is the story of Hanumanji’s sacred search for…
In the heart of ancient India, where rivers whispered sacred hymns and mountains stood as silent sages, a luminous soul was born to illuminate the path of truth. Adi Shankaracharya, the divine philosopher, saint, and poet, emerged as a beacon of wisdom, uniting the scattered threads of Hindu thought into a tapestry of eternal unity. His life, a celestial melody,…
In the sacred land of India, over a thousand years ago, a luminous soul named Adi Shankaracharya graced the earth. Born in the 8th century in Kerala, this sage, philosopher, and spiritual giant revived the timeless wisdom of Advaita Vedanta, the philosophy of non-duality. At a tender age, he mastered the Vedas and Upanishads, and by his teens, he was…
Imagine a dusty mirror, dim and clouded, unable to reflect the light of truth. Now picture a devotee, with trembling hands and a heart full of love, gently wiping it clean with the sacred dust of a guru’s feet. This is how Sant Tulsidas begins the Hanuman Chalisa—not with pride, but with surrender, not with knowledge, but with a plea…
The Sixth Night of Navratri and Goddess Kaatyayani The sixth night of Navratri celebrates Goddess Kaatyayani, a deity who grants boons and fulfills the wishes of her devotees. She glows with a yellow light that represents self-worth, intellect, confidence, and strong moral values, blessing those who worship her. The Yellow Light and Emotional Healing Kaatyayani’s yellow light brings emotional healing…
यत्र नार्यस्तु पूज्यन्ते रमन्ते तत्र देवताः।यत्रैतास्तु न पूज्यन्ते सर्वास्तत्राफला क्रिया:॥Where women are honoured, divinity blossoms there. And where they are Dishonoured, all actions remain unfruitful. This is the Sanskrit Verse showing how women are directly connected to the Divine. This is Hinduism. In the Hindu festival of Navratri, which lasts nine sacred days, a special ritual called Kanya Pujan or…
