Stages involved in transforming from rationalism to the state of acquiring knowledge from universal intellect

Till the time the intellect of an individual is Tama-predominant, neither the interest in Dharma nor in spirituality gets awakened in his mind. It is even difficult for him to comprehend knowledge regarding these subjects. Such individual is either an atheist or a heretic. At times, such intellectuals ask questions only with the intention of opposing Dharma or spirituality and not with a desire for understanding these subjects.

Realise the power of water and make full use of it

Water means life. Water has a special memory of its own. The kind of our thoughts or the mental state while we drink water has a huge impact on water and alternatively on ourselves. Water changes with every kind of energy being emitted from outside and it effects your body like that change in the kind of energy.

Nine benefits of waking up at the Brahmamuhurt

First let us understand that the correct pronunciation is Brāhmamuhūrt and not Brahmamuhurt. Brāhmamuhūrt is a 1.45-hour period in the early morning that commences at 3.45 a.m. and ends at 5.30 a.m.. This is called the 4th prahar of the night or uttarrãtra. It is during this period that several events occur providing us the required energy for all our daily activities.

Influence of Bharatiya (Hindu) culture on Malaysian rulers

The ancient Malay Dweep is today’s Malaysia. Malay Dweep is a congregation of many islands. Later it came to be known as Melaka. Many Sanskrut words are used in the Malay language. A reference to the Ramayan and Mahabharat also exists in Malay literature.

A Spiritual Perspective on Gemstones

India has a rich legacy, spanning 5,000 years, of jewellery embedded with gemstones. There is a wide range of gemstones made of various mineral crystals highly prized for their beauty, durability, and rarity. A few non-crystalline materials of organic origin (e.g. pearl, red coral) are also classified as gemstones. The most commonly used gemstones in … Read more

Most of the world’s 58,700 biggest dams have reached end of their life posing a major threat to the whole world ! – United Nations

Ageing signs include increasing cases of dam failures, progressively increasing costs of dam repair and maintenance, increasing reservoir sedimentation, and loss of a dam’s functionality and effectiveness. As per the report published by the United Nations, by the year 2050 majority of the world’s population will be living in the area of ​​influence of such old dams.