Religion

[ad_1] Man is a social animal and sharing his joys and sorrows, achievements and family matters with others is considered a part of human nature. However, the pioneers of ancient Indian diplomacy, Acharya Chanakya, Mahatma Vidur and scholars of Niti Shastra clearly believe that not every person has true sympathy …

[ad_1] In the major texts of Sanatan Dharma, Lord Shiva has been called ‘Trilochan’ i.e. having three eyes. The third eye of Mahadev is considered a symbol of destruction, knowledge, wisdom and limitless energy. There is a description of a very interesting and mysterious mythological incident in Shiva Mahapuran and …

[ad_1] In Sanatan Dharma and Vastu Shastra, Tulsi plant is considered to be the true form of Mother Lakshmi and the most beloved of Lord Vishnu. In a house where there is a green Tulsi plant in the courtyard or at the main entrance, positive energy resides there and poverty …

[ad_1] In Sanatan Dharma and Vedic astrology, the fifth day of Shukla Paksha of Saavan month i.e. Nag Panchami is considered to be the most fruitful day for the worship of snake deities, the ornaments of Lord Shiva. According to astrology, this auspicious day is the best opportunity to get …

[ad_1] In Sanatan Dharma and Vastu Shastra, Pawanputra Hanuman ji is considered to be the ultimate source of trouble-shooter, strength, intelligence and positive energy. Installing a picture or statue of Hanuman ji in the house provides relief from Shani Dosh, Mangal Dosh, ghost-demon obstacles and Vaastu defects. However, according to …

[ad_1] Acharya Chanakya’s policies for maintaining success, respect and mental peace in life are as relevant today as they were centuries ago. According to Chanakya Niti, man’s biggest enemy is often not outside, but his uncontrolled speech and excessive innocence. Often people, under the influence of emotions or thinking that …

[ad_1] Due to the hustle and bustle of daily life, excessive workload and wrong communication, today bitterness and discord are often seen in relationships both at home and in the office. Many times small misunderstandings take the form of big disputes, which disturbs mental peace and also affects career progress. …

[ad_1] In Sanatan Dharma and Indian culture, Kanya i.e. daughter is considered to be the embodiment of Mother Lakshmi, Saraswati and Shakti. The arrival of a little girl in the house is seen not just as the birth of a child, but as the arrival of God’s blessings and prosperity. …

[ad_1] According to the Hindu calendar, the holy festival of Nag Panchami is celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm on the fifth day of Shukla Paksha of Sawan month. There is a tradition of worshiping the snake god on this special day and devotees throng various snake temples across the …

[ad_1] Today, the joy of Hariyali Teej, the biggest and sacred festival of married women, celebrated on the Tritiya Tithi of Shukla Paksha of the month of Sawan, is being seen in the entire country. Married women observe Nirjala fast on this day for their husband’s long life, unbroken good …