Bhakti & Mukti
(Spirit Significance of Ganga, Yamuna and invisible Saraswathi in Maha Shivaratri) The Maha Kumbha is concluding tonight on the 26th of February 2025, this Maha Shivaratri, which witnessed more than 60 crore people, greatest human presence in this century. Maha Kumbha Mela is one of the largest and most revered religious gatherings in Hinduism, which…
Today, February 5, marks the fifth anniversary of the inauguration of the Statue of Equality, dedicated to the 11th-century saint and philosopher Sri Ramanujacharya. Located at the Chinna Jeeyar Trust in Muchintal, Ranga Reddy district, on the outskirts of Hyderabad, it is the second-tallest sitting statue in the world. Renowned poet Gaddar penned a poem…
The Constitution of India will help a student who cannot afford to pay. Can we believe it? Article 142 is a unique provision that grants the Supreme Court the power to pass any necessary order to secure ‘complete justice’. Its draft, Article 118, was adopted by the Constituent Assembly without any debate. This meant that…
While debating the glorious journey of 75 years of the Constitution, one should remember the words of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The committee headed by him examined the issue of minority rights and accordingly, Articles 25 to 30 were enacted in our Constitution. The underlying argument in these Articles is that individualistic universal rights are not…
Though belated, we felt it was worth sharing this article today. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose stood at the forefront of the Indian independence movement, playing a pivotal role in India’s freedom. His leadership and the threat of an army revolt shook the British Raj, ultimately forcing them to decide to leave India. It is ironic,…
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Originally the Vratam begins for rains. Marga Shirsha bath is an important ritual in this Vrata. They desired bathing just to have a close association with Krishna. In the first Pashuram, Narayana was set as the goal and a strong desire to reach Him was expressed along with the demand for Parai, a drum-like musical…
We get up for cattle, they graze, and we eat, they do not take a bath and we also do not. We return home with them. They are our leaders; we do not walk in their front but simply follow the animals. The only fortune we have is that You are born amongst us, you…
Godamma started the 30-poem-Tiruppavai explaining the rigours of Siri Nomu, the Vratam, like do not wear flowers instead, offer each flower to Krishna; do not eat Ghee or other tasty delicacies which divert your focus from Krishna. Then, she wakes up ten Gopika leaders and Alwars. Along with Gopikas, Goda had a proximate darshan of…
Oh, Vishnu, your shining is like the blue sapphire resting on the leaf of a Banyan tree, when the whole universe is on the edge of devastation. You are capable of making possible those impossible things. We want to have your divine association like a holy bath during Marga Shirsha month of winter mornings. Following…
