Hindu Blog
Hindu Blog is an online magazine that updates regularly about matters related to Hinduism (like festivals, fasting, rituals), the latest developments in Hindu society and religion and explores Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism).
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Mylapore Kapaleeswarar Temple is one of the famous and oldest temples in Chennai. Arulmigu Kapaleeswarar (Lord Shiva) is the presiding deity. Now Mylapore Kapaleeswarar Temple has an official website with online live darshan or e-darshan facility. ...
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Yanai Pandigai is observed on the full moon day (or Purnima) in Karthigai Masam in Tamil Nadu. Yanai Pandigai 2009 date is December 1. The ritual lasts for three days. In the ritual, small elephants are ...
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All Yogas culminate in meditation, whether it is Japa Yoga, Kirtan Yoga, Kundalini Yoga, Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Dhyana Yoga or Jnana Yoga. Ultimately, all the Angas (limbs) of these various Yogas culminate in meditation, and in and through deep meditation alone illumination is attained.
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Goddess Brahmani is one of the Sapta Matrikas – the seven divine mothers or Saptamatris in Hinduism. Goddess Brahmani takes Her name from Lord Brahma. Vamana Purana indicates that Goddess Brahmani ...
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O man! Uplift yourself. Don’t fall down. It is true that the path of pilgrimage is steep and high, long and exhausting, but still never stoop low. Never ever degrade yourself. You are destined to soar high and not to sink down.
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Lakshmi Ashtothram, or Shri Lakshmi Astothara Sathanamavali, is the 108 names of Goddess Mahalaksmi. Laxmi Ashtotharam is read to attain peace, prosperity and wealth. Here is a Lakshmi Ashtothram audio ...
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Lord Shiva is shown with a crescent moon on his matted locks. There are several stories in the Puranas regarding how the crescent moon appeared on Lord Shiva’s head. The Crescent Moon on the hair ...
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Unconditional love and forgiveness is not as easy to practice as it appears. It is not a mere mechanical process. One needs to feel the love and forgiveness from the bottom of one’s heart and for that one needs to change one’s own attitude.
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Friday fasting in Hinduism is dedicated to Shukra, or Venus. Those people who believe in astrology and horoscope worship and pray to Shukra on the day for wealth and prosperity. Those observing Shukravar Vrat listen to a popular story associated with fasting. ...
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NannyFairy Baker
what is the etiquette for attending a Verdic Temple? I would love to go but I'm afraid of doing something disrepectful because of my ignorance.
Fri at 9:49am
Mahashakti Dasi
Mahashakti Dasi
Did you mean Vedic? Simple open heart, joy, reduce ego, take off your shoes! :) :)
Fri at 4:43pm
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Abanindranath Tagore (1871-1951) was the chief artist of the Bengal school of painting and the first major exponent of swadeshi values in Indian Painting. Also a note writer, Abanindranath Tagore had created ...
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Sharamkuthi is one the last holy spots on the way to the Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple. ‘Sharam’ means arrow. Legend has it that Lord Ayyappa and his followers after defeating the Marvapada (an army of thugs) discarded their weapons at Sharam Kutti. ...
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Hinduism gives a devotee the freedom to perform prayers and pujas in the way the devotee wants – it can be simple or elaborate. Puja steps can be decided by the devotee. But there are several people who want to know about how to perform a simple puja at home as per Hindu religious traditions. ...
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You fulfill your life purpose by living a natural life, doing your work and enjoying everything and everyone as His Creation.
Dr.Balakrishna M. Ramaraju

Dr.Balakrishna M. Ramaraju In the beginning IT IS Paraa Brahma Dharma. Later on IT IS Sanaathana Dharma . After some time IT IS Vedic Dharma . A little Later IT IS Rushi Dharma . Then IT IS BraahmaNa Dharma . Now IT IS Hindu Dharma . Which one you prefer . I prefer Sanaathana Dharma myself.- AATHREYA

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For realizing truth we don't need the tag of a Dharma...in fact no lanugage is not powerful enough to express Truth.
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Faith on Campus Video Contest is an initiative by Patheos.com and newspaper Washington Post's On Faith feature. In the contest, you need to create a Video Entry on one of the three mentioned categories and submit via faithoncampus.patheos.com. ...