Forgotten Festivals: Hindu Religious Year
PUBLISHED ON: INDICTODAY Hinduism is a religion of festivals. A festival is all about happiness, social interaction, tradition, and faiths. Nothing brings people unitedly and together as festivals do. Festivals always bring enthusiasm, celebrations, happiness, and when it is a Hindu festival, it is always engrossing and eventful. There are more festivals celebrated in Hinduism … Continue reading Forgotten Festivals: Hindu Religious Year
Deciphering the Deities of Hinduism
Published on: ancient-origins There are no ancient civilizations that have not practiced some kind of religion. When we study the history of the oldest and the earliest civilizations, we do not find exact dates or traces of events with much accuracy. With the help of preserved manuscripts, stone inscriptions, artifacts, and archaeological findings, we find … Continue reading Deciphering the Deities of Hinduism
The Last Ritual
Published On: Sivanaspirit Antyeṣṭi Sanskara (अन्त्येष्टि)– The Last Ritual, is to pay tribute to the departed soul following to sacred tradition in Hindu Scriptures. There are altogether sixteen samskara (rituals) performed in Hinduism. Starting from the Garbhadhan which is performed at the conception for the purpose of conceiving a child as the first samskara, to the last which is called … Continue reading The Last Ritual
Yajna: Ancient Purification Practice
Published On: Sivanaspirit Yajna (यज्ञ) is one of the oldest rituals practiced in Hinduism for thousands of years. There is no major ceremony in Hinduism that is completed without inviting the Agni or God of Fire for the offering. Yajna is described more than “1184″ times in Vedas and “580” times in Rigveda alone. They are also prevalent in current-day … Continue reading Yajna: Ancient Purification Practice
How our ancient rishis preserved the Vedas flawlessly
Published on: Pragyata The ancient sacred scriptures of Hinduism were not found engraved on a native rock, embossed on cast metal, papyrus material, or any birch bark manuscripts. In Hinduism, we do not have any founder or any emergence dates like with the Semitic religions or even Indic offshoots like Buddhism or Jainism. We also … Continue reading How our ancient rishis preserved the Vedas flawlessly
Forgotten scriptures – The Vedas
Published on: Opindia There is no culture or civilization in the world history which has not practiced any religion. When we study the ancient history of the oldest and the earliest civilizations or culture of the world, we do not find exact dates or the traces of the events with accuracy. But with the help of preserved … Continue reading Forgotten scriptures – The Vedas
What does the Vedas teach us, in this Pandemic
Published On: Opindia Our newly emerged worst enemy from China has brought the whole world to its knees. More than 2.5 million people have been infected worldwide, in this pandemic so far. Almost one-third of the human population is living under lockdown currently. A new type of psychosomatic experimentation is being conducted on humankind in … Continue reading What does the Vedas teach us, in this Pandemic
Some quotes from great person for Vedas
Published in Book: “Beyond the Credence” “After the conversations about Indian philosophy, some of the ideas of Quantum Physics that had seemed so crazy suddenly made much more sense.”– W. Heisenberg, German Physicist “India—The land of Vedas, the remarkable works contain not only religious ideas for a perfect life but also facts which science has proved … Continue reading Some quotes from great person for Vedas
Dasarajna War (Battle of Ten Kings)
Published on: Scribd “Dasarajna War” also known as “Battle of Ten Kings” is one of the oldest epic battles of the ancient period. This battle was fought in the Vedic era, the early Bronze age period in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent. This historical battle was an epic war. It was fought between … Continue reading Dasarajna War (Battle of Ten Kings)
