Spiritual GYAN

Winters are around and we all are experiencing some or other issues related to our health. Since ages, we have to follow a strict routine leading such a nerve-racking life during the winter season. Are you into some chronic indigestion or facing severe irritable bowel syndrome or having some annoying trouble breathing? Or else have you been undergoing ceaseless headache or persistent Hair problems? These symptoms seem quite mundane nowadays, which lead to incessant snags such as Hair Dandruff, Obesity and Acne Problems etc. If you are one who is continuously lining with any of these troubles, try some ‘Ayurvedic’ Remedies and Treatments for the betterment of health to enjoy the misty beauty of winter season present in nature. As Hindu Mythology and ‘Vedic Puranas’ say- ‘Ayurveda’ is a traditional system of medicine. And the term ‘Ayurveda’ stands for ‘Science of Life’. ‘Ayurveda’ has a panacea of all the diseases and thus carries protocols for all the predicaments. Ayurvedic Headac...

Hindu Mythology is as vast as an ocean and has lessons for every single thing we face in our daily life. You won’t even imagine the stories of famous brothers and sisters from our authentic history. There have been brothers who have stood for their sisters against every odd, and there have been a few who have made their sisters lives miserable. Now, let’s know these hidden tales pulled out from gone times. Krishna and Draupadi The relationship of Lord Krishna and Draupadi is something which cannot be explained, a relationship which has no name but is one of the most respectful existence. They call each other ‘Sakhi’ which means best friends but then it Worth’s a respect much more than that. The relationship which cannot be named and can only be respected! Once Lord Krishna cut his little finger and was bleeding profusely. Seeing this, Rukmani (his wife) sent her help to get a bandage cloth while Sathyabama (his other consort) rushed to bring some cloth herself. Draupadi w...

Why do we Fast during Shravan Mondays? The full moon day also known as Shravan Poornimain the month of Shravan is coincides with the Nakshatra or birth star of Lord Vishnu or Shravan Nakshatra and is therefore called Shravan Maas. Duringthis month every Monday is called Shravan Somvar and is considered auspicious. All Mondays in Shravan month are celebrated in Lord Shiva temples. A Dharanatra is hung over the Shiva Lingam filled with Holy water and milk, to continuously bathe the lingam, throughout the day and night. Shiva devotees then offer Bilva leaves, holy water and milk and flowers, also known as Falam toyam and Pushpam patram to the Shiva Lingam every Monday. Devotees fast until sunset and the Akhand Diya burns throughout this time. This period is consideredvery auspicious to the devotees of Lord Shiva and almost everyone of them will be fasting either for the whole month or at leastevery Monday of the Shravan Maas. Legend behind Shravan Maas As per ancient Hi...

Tulsi is considered to be the most sacred plant in Hindu religion. Its auspiciousness makes people involve it in any positive task or ritual being performed. Every Hindu considers Tulsi a must in their homes. So, how did it become sacred? What was this Tulsi is real life? What are its mythological stories? Read the below article to understand this in detail. Tulsi was the beautiful daughter of the great Dharmaraja (king of righteousness). Since childhood, she was a great devotee of Lord Vishnu. She used to practice severe penance in the banks of the river to show her respect for the God. Once she was walking down the banks of this river when her eyes fell on a charming, handsome man. The man was clad in yellow bright clothes. His body smelled of pure sandalwood and natural fragrances. Precious and shining jewels accessorized his perfect physique. At first sight, she fell in love with him and slowly progressed towards this beautiful creation. It was none other than Lord Ganesha....

FLYING VIMANAS The more advanced form of Airplanes and rockets were used by the characters of Hindu Mythology. They used to travel in a flying device which could make them travel across the Himalayas, the constellations and among the planets. To Read More Then  CLICK HERE!