Yajnyopaveeta Dhaarana : Wearing three strands of ‘sacred thread’ makes a person eligible for the performance of all Vedic rites and the potency of mantras uttered helps the wearer attain the lusture (Brahma Tejas) induced due to clarity of mind...
Vivaaha : This is one of the most important and holiest sacraments, found practiced in all major religions. The Vedic marriage or Vivaaha too is guided by the lofty ideal of the man-woman relationship for the betterment of society. This...
There is no gem in the whole field of Tamil literature more precious than Thirukkural by Thiruvalluvar written either before or after its composition. He is a master of the Tamil language as reflected in his choice of words and...
Rudraksha Mala : Rudraksha is one of the most potent symbols used in Hinduism. It is considered to be...
Sage Vaalmeeki the earliest author of this Epic called ‘Raamaayana’, through this monumental work, not only opened the gates of development of classical poetry but also conceptualized the idea of a personalized Godhead, called Raama. The story is so well...
Mahabharata of Sage Veda Vyaasa was a monumental work written in about one lakh verses. The name Mahaabhaarata is etymologically explained as “Mahatvaat Bhaaravatvaat Cha Mahaabhaaratam Uchyate” i.e. due to the bulk of the text (Bharara) and also owing to...
If Raamaayana and Mahaabhaarata mark the point of transition from Vedic religion based on sacrifices towards a personalized Godhead, Puranas gave the concrete foundation to Hinduism as it is mostly practiced today. These texts in general deal with a variety of topics including the nature of...
The Brahma Purana is one of the eighteen noteworthy Puranas classifications of Hindu messages in the Sanskrit language. It is recorded as the main Maha-Purana in every one of the collections, and along these lines additionally called Adi Purana. Another...
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