In Sanatan’s almanac for 2019 in the month of December there is a new picture of Deity Datta with all three Deities having the same golden complexion.
Return of the student who has accepted Brahmacharyavrat, from the home of his Guru to his own, is called Samavartan or Sodamunja.
Atrocities on women are growing day-by-day. Despite a change in laws these wrong deeds are continuing.
The marriage is a special moment that marks the beginning of a new life together. This moment is recognized with traditions, ceremonies and rituals. We are blessed to be born in the superior most Hindu Dharma because of the merit of our past births.
By studying our habits, we can easily find if our personality is Sattva-predominant or Tama-predominant.
Search for “what is marriage” in an online dictionary ! What you will find is “the formal union of a man and a woman, typically as recognized by law.” However, let’s look towards it through the spiritual perspective.
Apart from just celebrations, marriage is spiritual practice that attracts sattvik waves. To get benefit from this sattvik waves, the bridal couple should consider the points mentioned ahead while selecting their marriage clothes.
Dharmaprasarak of Sanatan Sanstha for North-east Bharat H.H. Nilesh Singbal recently paid a goodwill visit to founder of Devashram Trust, H.H. Brajanandanji Maharaj.
In the Hindu Dharma the four pursuits of life (Purusharthas) are Dharma (Righteousness), arth (wealth), kama (desire) and Moksha (Final Liberation).
Marriage is one of the most important phase in a man’s/ woman’s life. Performing a registered marriage is becoming prevalent in the society today. Here, we compare registered marriage and the marriage performed as per religious rituals.
