Discover the beauty and meaning behind the Sanyasa Suktam hymn – ‘Na Karmana Na Prajaya’ also known as the ‘Purna Kumbha Mantra’, from the Rigveda, one of the oldest and most sacred texts of Hinduism. This mantra is chanted as a way of honoring the Sanyasi, who has...
PRATAH SMARANAM MANTRA, a Vedantic meditation (Nidhidhyasanam) composed by Sri Adi Shankaracharya consisting of three profound verses summarizes the essence of Advaita Vedanta. In this meditation verse, the meditator, the Vedantic student, invokes his or her...
Guru Parampara represents the Guru Shishya lineage, where each Guru passes on the Advaita knowledge to their disciples from one generation to another, without any change in the basic knowledge. This Parampara continues for ages and the tracing of this Advaita Guru...
The Vedic Shanti Mantras have long been chanted for inner peace, material gains, and even for the attainment of spiritual goals. The Dasha Shanti Mantra lyrics and their meanings have had their place in the four Vedas (Rig Veda, Sama Veda, Atharva Veda, and Yajur...
Creative Contemplation Bhavana at its core refers to being fully present and aware of the moment, with your mind, body, and soul. In many ways it can be seen as a prayer or meditation, and as such remains a popular practice across faiths and religious lines. A...
A person’s palm can be used to predict certain aspects of their life and their personality. Palmistry involves reading the palm to tell about the individual’s past, present, and future. One of the biggest uses of palm reading is to learn when you will get married,...
Sri Rudram is a powerful stotram of Lord Shiva, describing the destructive aspect of the Lord. It helps us understand what to seek from God, while seeking forgiveness for sins committed, and asking for the fulfillment of wishes. Sri Rudram Laghunyasam along with...
Palmistry or reading of the palms is a great way to find out what life has in store for you. The marriage line in hand is particularly interesting as it can tell you a lot about your marriage and relationships. Most people are generally curious to know whether they...
There are many delicious and nourishing foods that Ayurvedic practitioners recommend consuming, but there are five Ayurvedic foods that stand out as being the most important edibles to include in your diet. These foods are shilajit, rice, leafy greens, blueberries,...
A common area of complaint among athletes, jumpers, gymnasts, long-distance travelers, and others, Achilles Tendonitis is the micro-tearing and inflammation of the Achilles tendons. When overused or overstretched, they tear and cause pain, swelling, and heat. The...
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