Symbolism of Ganesha
Ganesha — the elephant-deity riding a mouse — has become one of the commonest mnemonics for anything associated with Hinduism. This not only suggests...
Ramayana Through Ramlila: Communication of Values for Humanity
By Dr Mital Makrand
The Ramayana is one of the greatest epics of Hindu Mythology written by the Hindu sage Valmiki. The underlying messages conveyed...
Energizing (Pran Prathistha) of Rudraksha
In order to get maximum benefits from Rudraksha it needs to be sanctified & energized also known as Pran Prathista prior to its use...
The 8 Most Beautiful & Mystical Flowers of India
Since time immemorial, flowers symbolize meaning. These stories have been passed down from one generation to the next. Some flowers are also particularly revered...
Diwali Bazaar: Special Products & Services by #IndiansInIndonesia
Here is a listing of local Diwali products and services in Jakarta, submitted to Indoindians.
If you are a provider and want to have your...
Introduction to Mudras by Rutu Panjwani
Tasmaatsarvaprayatnena probhodhayitumeeshvareem.
Brahmadvaaramukhe suptaam mudraabhyaasam saaacharet.
Translation: Therefore, The goddess sleeping at the entrance of Brahma’s door should be constantly aroused with all the effort, by...
Lord Ganesha the Protector at Mount Bromo
Lord Ganesha, also named ‘Ganesh’ or ‘Ganapati’ is the God of wisdom, success and good luck in Hinduism. Not only that, but he is...
Worship Through Gayatri Mantra
The ancient as well as present Rishi-Munis, Yogis have preached in their Shastras that until an aspirant learns the ved mantras, deeply reflects over...