In a country of a billion so-called Hindus where these Hindus need to start asking serious questions starting with what Hinduism do they claim to follow because the following degrading incident would have faced a massive reaction on the ground if they even followed one percent of Hinduism. Here True Indology @TrueIndology gives a brief [...]
Greeted with the slogans of “Bharat Mata ki Jai,” or “Long live mother India,” and firecrackers, the 41 trapped workers emerged from the collapsed tunnel in India’s Himalayan state of Uttarakhand after being trapped for more than two weeks. The Rescue team was led by Australian Prof Arnold Dix who turned up to mastermind the [...]
Dr Igor Polikha, Ambassador of Ukraine to the Republic of India urged people of India to pray for the safety of Ukrainians to Lord Shiva on the eve of MahaShivaratri. While speaking with the Indian Media he Dr Igor Polikha, Ambassador of Ukraine to the Republic of India urged people of India to pray for [...]
Hanuman Dand is a variation of Hindu Push-Ups in this Dand your Back, shoulders, tricep and legs work more efficiently. It also helpful for improving strength and endurance. [...]
One of the most famous stories of Hinduism is that of the Great Churning of the Ocean by the Devas and Asuras (Gods and Demons) in the quest for the Nectar of Immortality. This tale has deeper dimensions, capturing insights into the nature of existence that the ancient Rishis (sages) discovered in deep meditation.
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September 2, 2015
Rajesh Patel
Archives, Hindu Wisdom
Good Vs Evil ? The Ramayana is said to be an epic that describes the triumph of good over evil, when Shri Rama defeats the rakshasa (demon) king Ravana and rescues his wife Sita from his clutches.But is the dichotomy between good and evil so accurate?Said to have been born with ten heads, Ravana was [...]
May 23, 2015
Ranbir Singh
Analysis/Insights, Archives
MADURAI/CHENNAI: Six brass idols and a spear were stolen from the 1,000-year-old Adhi Ratneswarar temple at Tiruvadanai in Ramanathapuram district on Monday night. The idols stolen — of Vinayaka, Murugan, Bhavani, Sita, Chandrasekar (Shiva) and Soolapidari (Kali) — were one foot and two feet tall and belonged to the Pandya period. The theft was noticed [...]
April 22, 2015
HHR
Archives, Articles, India
Like the unique Vedanta philosophy, the ancient yet vibrant Sanskrit language, the all-encompassing system of Yoga, Indian music is yet another exercise of the Indian mind in its path of exploration into the mysteries of Nature and of Ultimate Truth. The word Bharata (India) – which is condensed out of the musical expression Bhava, Raga [...]
August 10, 2014
HHR
Spirituality/Culture
As the long-drawn parliamentary election meanders to a close, it would be churlish to deny that Mr Narendra Modi gambled well in his choice of Varanasi as the wellspring of his plans for rejuvenating India, economically and civilisationally. It is equally evident that the people of Gujarat realise he will quit Vadodara in the event [...]
Perhaps one of the most demeaning words, offensively carrying the heavy abrahamic bias, is the term DEMIGOD, that stabs directly at the core of the Divinity concept in Hinduism, creating a sense of inferiority and incompleteness in the Vedic vision as compared to the perceived greatness and supremacy of the “monotheistic” God. We would better [...]
January 6, 2014
Mataji Parama Karuna Devi
Understanding hinduism