Dashavatar – Matsya Avatar
Since the beginning of time, Lord Vishnu has manifested on earth to uphold dharma. In this series of articles, we will take you through His
vedic
Eight Mookhi Rudraksha
A rare bead, this Rudraksha is characterised by eight faces and eight lips. The shape of the bead is slightly elliptical, the Indonesian bead being
YOGSUTRAS of Patanjali - Samadhipaad, Yogsutra 20
Shraddha veerya smriti samaadhi pragya poorvak itareshaam Shraddha: Faith, devotion Veerya: Potency Smriti: Remembrances Samadhi: Perfection, culmination of something Pragya: Intellect Poorvak: With the aid
Seven Mukhi Rudraksh
The seven-mukhi Rudraksha is the symbol of Anang Shiv. Seven-faced Rudraksha is Saptmatradhi daivat, Saptashyadevat and Saptmuni daivat. It represents Goddess Mahalaxmi. It is also
Mathamagical Bharatvarsh
In 1882, 70 kms from takshashila, near peshawar, in the village of bakshali was nearthed a 70-page manuscript written in sharda script and gatha dialect
SIX MUKHI RUDRAKSHA
The ruling deity of six-mukhi Rudraksha is Lord Shiva's son, Kumar Kartikeya. The wearer is bestowed with learning, wisdom and knowledge and increased
Three Mukhi Rudraksh
You might have come across various descriptions on the utility of different faceted Rudraksha beads. But as always, we feel it is our duty to
Veda
Veda, we know, is the supreme gyan, the source of all knowledge on earth – a fact which is reiterated by philosophers and intelligentsia, world over,
ONE-MUKHI RUDRAKSHA
One-mukhi Rudraksha is the form of Lord Shankar himself. It is ruled by the Sun and enlightens the Super Consciousness. It brings in the power