Table of Contents President’s Historic Visit to Sabarimala In a remarkable and spiritually significant moment, the President of India, Droupadi Murmu, visited the Sabarimala Temple in Kerala on October 22, 2025, to offer prayers to Lord Ayyappa. Her visit marked a historic occasion, as she became the first woman head of state to enter the … Read more
Hinduism in India and Abroad represents one of humanity’s most enduring spiritual traditions, often called the oldest living religion on Earth. With approximately 1.2 billion adherents worldwide (14.9% of the global population), it stands as the third-largest religion behind Christianity and Islam. Although 94% of the world’s Hindu population resides in India, but it extends … Read more
Yama in Hindu Mythology: The First to Crossover When people first wondered about death, Yama was the first to walk into it. Because he went before everyone else, he became the figure who guides and watches over those who die. Over time, stories about him helped people make sense of loss; communities developed rituals and … Read more
Where the Gods Are Cursed with Love In the misty hills of Coorg, where the forests breathe and the rivers hum ancient songs, there is a festival unlike any other. It is not marked by grandeur or gold, but by laughter, mockery, and a sacred kind of irreverence. This is Kunde Habba, the festival where … Read more
Agni in Vedic Rituals: The Flame That Speaks In the quiet sanctum of Vedic ritual, where man meets the divine, it is fire that speaks first. Agni in Vedic rituals, the sacred flame, is not merely a tool of worship; he is the worship itself. He is the mouth of the gods, the messenger of … Read more
Table of Contents Feeling Lost ?-In life, there are moments when we feel lost — disconnected from purpose, peace, or something greater than ourselves. During such times, many people ask, “Which god should I follow?” or “How do I reconnect with spirituality?” If you’ve been searching for answers, this guide will help you explore how … Read more
A River’s Grief and a Mother’s Promise Ganga, the celestial river, flows through the heart of Indian spirituality. She is revered not only for her purity and power but also for the stories she carries within her waters. Among these is a tale of sorrow and redemption, a story of Ganga and the 8 Vasus … Read more
Every year in mid-January, when winter begins to loosen its grip and the skies start to glow brighter, India welcomes one of its most sacred and widely celebrated festivals — Makar Sankranti. In 2026, this festival will be celebrated with the same divine enthusiasm, marking the transition of the Sun into the zodiac sign of … Read more
Rituals are more than ceremonial acts, they are bridges between the human and the divine, the visible and the invisible. Among them, the significance of yagya shines brilliantly in Hindu tradition. Derived from the Sanskrit root “yaj”, meaning to worship or sacrifice, a yagya (also spelled yagna or yajna) is a fire ritual, an offering, … Read more
Ravana stands as one of the most complex and fascinating figures in Hindu mythology. He was a man of immense wisdom, unmatched devotion, and unshakable pride. The same hands that played the veena in praise of Lord Shiva also abducted Sita out of arrogance. This contradiction makes people wonder: Why Ravana was both a villain … Read more
