Pictures that display Shrikrushna’s teachings (Part 1)
Pictures drawn by Mrs. Uma Ravichandran depicting Shrikrushna teaching virtuous conducts in daily life and performing puja to lady-seeker.
Requisites and the method of aukshan
Let us understand about the objects required for aukshan, their arrangement in the ritualistic platter and the complete procedure of aukshan along with the spiritual science underlying these acts.
Importance and spiritual science of performing Aukshan
This article speaks in detail about the ritual of aukshan (A ritual of waving lit lamps in front of a Saint or an individual) and how to derive maximum benefits from it.
Method of celebrating birthday
Celebrating birthday helps in protecting us from negative energies. Let us understand how to obtain maximum benefits from celebrating birthday as prescribed by Hindu Dharma.
Celebrating birthday as per Hindu Dharma
Probably many of us do not even know that celebrating birthdays as per the tithi is more auspicious. How? Let us find out.
Pictures depicting spiritual experiences, inspired through spiritual practice (Part 6)
Picture drawn when lady-seeker was felicitated for attaining spiritual level of 61% by Sanatan’s saint Pujya Satyavan Kadam and picture depicting Mrs Uma’s state before and after commencing sadhana.
Do you know the effects of these acts on your birthday?
Birthdays celebrated as per tithi (a lunar day) are very pious, because we receive a lot of Chaitanya (Divine consciousness) on this day. This Chaitanya should be utilized to the fullest. It can be achieved simply by avoiding certain acts. Let us understand the various acts which can be easily avoided and thus help receive maximum blessings from God.
Pictures depicting spiritual experiences, inspired through spiritual practice (Part 5)
Pictures depicting how Shrikrushna is helping lady seeker at every step in her spiritual practice.
Shri Ganesh Chaturthi – Clarification of Doubts
It is mentioned in the scriptures that immersion of Shri Ganapati Idol should necessarily be done in flowing water or a reservoir.
Offering durva to Shri Ganapati
Shri Ganapati is referred to as ‘Omkarvadan’. Omkar and Shri Ganapati are not distinct but the same.