The kurukhshtra war called mahabharatha war
THE DATE OF MAHA BHARATHA WAR KINDLY CLARIFY WITH PROOF Friends, The date of MAHABHARATHA WAR as per many historians and anthropologists are utterly confusing. I am of the opinion that the war was...
View ArticleSome beliefs
Of late, I frequently get to hear certain beliefs in respectof worshipping our Gods and Goddesses. Immediately, I recall the following: 1. Oneshould not keep a standing Vinayakar idol/photo, especially...
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Ramanuja and Non Brahmins
(1)Penitencefor Pride--- As told by Mukulbhai Kalarthi, Ahmedabad Ramanujacharyalived in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka between 1017 AD and 1137 AD. He lived for 120years. Onaccount of old age the renowned...
View ArticleDosha in Horoscope Meaning, significance and implications- Query
Hi, I have a doubt. What is dosha in someone's horoscope. (related to matrimony). Suppose a boy's horoscope has two doshas, is the girl also supposed to have same number of doshas or less? I mean if...
View ArticlePurukutsa(Powruguthsa) Vamsavali
Hello everyone, I am a new member to this site. I have a question with the hope someone can answer. I am trying to find the origin of my ancestors. We belong to purukutsa(powruguthsa) gothra, subsect...
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Shaligramam
The Shaligram The Shaligram is the most sacred stone worshiped by the Vaishnavas and is used to worship Vishnu. According to Shastra worship Shree Shaligram for six values of life; - Righteous living,...
View ArticleThe last and final step for a disciple
When a disciple first see his Guru, he does not identifies him as his Guru but the Guru knows him. Because it is not just this one day meeting. This relationship has continued from the previous births....
View ArticleBrahmins Contribution to Advaitic Philosophy
Sometimes it has been stated that the Upanishadic doctrine of the unity of the psychic and cosmic spirit is a contribution of the Kshatriya kings like Janaka of Videha, Ashvapati of Kekaya and...
View ArticleWhat is Fate?
What is Fate? Fate is the supposed force, principle, or power that predetermines events, as well as the inevitable events predestined by this force. Those who believe in fate, believe (whether directly...
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Alexander and Tamil Saint Pattinathar
Stamp released by Greece in 1968 Alexander and Tamil Saint Pattinathar Alexander the Great (356-323 BC) was the king of Macedonia. He conquered several countries from Greece to India. Pattinathar was...
View ArticlePrimary function of brahmin
I am new to this forum. After reading few posts, I started wondering: What was the primary function of a brahmin in ancient land of ours - was it practice [ayurveda / siddha physicians, priesthood,...
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Lord Vinayaka in Sri Vishnu Temples are called ' THUMBIKAI ALWAR"; why it is so ? Who is "THUMBIKAI ALWAR" in Srivaishnava samparadayam ? Is there any such Alwar named in Srivaishnava tradition? Is...
View ArticleHanuman's meeting with His Lord in Dawapar Yug
HI, HANUMANJI MET LORD SHREE KRISHNA IN DAWAPAR YUGA. LOOK AT THE STORY We all know that at the end of Treta-yug Lord Vishnu tells Hanuman to stay on this earth. He also promised Hanuman that He will...
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Prayers Good for Heart says Scientists
Picture of Sathya Sai Bhajans Prayers Good for Heart says Scientists London newspapers have published an interesting news item yesterday (London Metro, July 9, 2013 and The Mail) about the power of...
View ArticleTechnology of Spirituality - by Bawa
Khurshed Batliwala or "Bawa" a post-graduate in Mathematics from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, says that he decided to teach meditation over mathematics. "It was better to teach people...
View ArticleNeed of the hour! For those who wish to protect our vedic culture! Read more:...
As Hindus must have shika (tuft),They should sport a Shika like their fore-fathers or at least a small Shika admidst their hair. Hindus must always have a religious mark like Vibhuthi (holy ash) or...
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Who was Tiruvalluvar?
14th century Valluvar Statue with Brahmin's sacred thread Sage Valluvar, priest of the lowly clan, No tonge repeats, no speech reveals thy name; Yet, all things changing, dieth not thy fame For thou...
View ArticleOne world---Is it an utopian dream
Is the notion of one world something new Our ancient Indian phiophers have been preaching this ages back Is this feasible...Can all the countries come under one umbrella Who will then lead it...From...
View Articleregarding brahmanartham
for devasam / sradham of my mother-in-law can I sit as a brahmana?
View ArticleAatmaaha Janaaha
AATMAAHA JANAAHA WHAT IS AATMAA? Aatmaaha Janaaha can be explained in various ways as per our convenience. All are with aatma or so called the life. What is Aatma? This has been the question for...
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