Dr Sandhya Bombay Three Puranas—the Matsya, Vayu, and Brahmanda—preserve the names of every king who ruled after the Kurukshetra War and before the historical king Mahapadma Nanda. They preserve even the duration of each king’s reign, down to the minutest detail. This detailing continues for every king of the Nanda, Maurya, Sunga, Kanva, and Satavahana…
The strength of Faith Dr Sandhyaa Rani In devotion’s realm where hearts intertwine, A melody of faith shines with rhythms divine. O Govinda, guardian of the meek and pure, In your warm embrace, the virtuous find their cure. Annamayya’s words echo through the sands of time, Weaving a tapestry of hope so sublime. Removing…
Dr Sandhya Rani At a time when political rhetoric in Tamil Nadu continues to target Sanatan Dharma with shallow slogans and sweeping accusations, a young Vedic scholar, Velukkudi Krishnan, has delivered what many seasoned intellectuals failed to articulate — a calm, precise, and devastatingly effective rebuttal. His response to Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi…
Dr Sandhya Rani There was a time when political criticism in India revolved around ideology, governance, economics, national security, or public welfare. Today, however, some of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s critics appear deeply traumatised not by policy, but by his sunglasses, shoes, kurtas, wristwatches, and even the teleprompter placed before him during speeches. Apparently, in…
Dr. Sandhyaa Rani Bombay Dushta Samhara Govinda Dhurita Nivarana Govinda… The devotional chant dedicated to Lord Krishna, known as Govinda, invites divine presence during challenging times. Its rhythmic repetition expresses reverence for Krishna as a source of strength and guidance. Govinda’s multifaceted nature is illuminated through Annamayya’s poetic imagery. This practice fosters a deep connection…
Dr. Sandhya Rani Bombay Akshaya Tritiya is a sacred day that symbolizes goodness and ethical living, inspiring us to cultivate virtues and take pride in our moral choices. Celebrated on the third day of the Chaitra month during the waxing moon, it serves as a guide for facing ethical challenges in our digital society. The…
Dr. B. Sandhyaa Rani The concept of surrender in the Mahabharata, especially in the Bhagavad Gita, highlights the profound spiritual journey of yielding to divine guidance for ultimate liberation. This direct and personal relationship with the divine exemplifies a profound spiritual journey that transcends traditional religious structures. In the Ramayana, the idea of surrender is…
Dr. B. Sandhyaa Rani In the dance of colours, everything feels just right, As joy fills the air and Gen Z sways to Govinda’s beats. Yonder bonfires remind us to let go of old hurts, Marking a triumph of good over evil. As winter fades and spring’s blossoms break, The warm sunlight invites a swirl…
Dr Sandhyaa Rani Guru Parampara yo nityam padāmbūjaṃ, Avañchati karuṇābhṛt tat tvam asi bhāvayāmyaham || Upanishads: Tat Tvam Asi A disciple is inherently incomplete without a Guru, whose guidance instills trust and reverence. This sacred bond encourages seekers to embrace their spiritual journeys wholeheartedly. Reflecting on inner harmony and unity enhances understanding and supports remarkable…
Dr Sandhyaa Rani His wisdom shines through time-worn pages, Of the Mahabharata and the Gita’s sacred verses. In moments of chaos, He offers His guiding hand, Leading us through moral dilemmas and personal trials. With faith in their hearts, devotees call upon Him, Seeking peace and harmony on life’s unfolding path. Illuminated by His divine…
