One’s good fortune is almost never free from envy and resentment from others. After all, ‘one man’s meat is another man’s poison’ as the saying goes. From the greatest business tycoon to the most humble labourer, each and every one is watchful of the disturbing consequences of ‘drishta’ or ‘buri nazar’ as we Indians commonly term it.
This album is a remedy on a spiritual level to dispel the malefic effects of these negative vibrations.
Hindu Fasts: Ekadashi Fast Said the Divine Grand Father: The king Mandhata managed to the undisputed lord of three worlds by practicing the Ekada’s fasts of yore. Hence one shall fast both on the eleventh days of the light and dark fortnights. The queen Gandhari fasted on the day of the tenth phase of the…
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GANAH in Sanskrit means ‘multitude’. Isa means ‘Lord’. Lord Ganesh therefore literally means the ‘Lord of all beings’. Lord Ganesh is the first son of Lord Siva. Siva represents the supreme Reality. The son of Siva symbolizes one who has realized the Reality or the one who has discovered the godhood in Him. Such a…
Gana’ is a word, coming from its root ‘Gan’ which means ‘to count’. According to Vedanta meanings of two other words ? ‘Ganya’ and ‘Aganya’ are derived from the same root. ‘Ganya’ means ‘limited’ and ‘Aganya’ means ‘Infinite’. Everything in creation is, as we know, limited?Ganya?while Ganapati, who according to scriptures is of the form…
Hindu Fasts: Kartika Fast Brahma Said:- 1 shall mow enumerate the Vratas which are to be practised in the month of Kartika. Avotary of Vishnu shall take his ablution and worship his deity each morning. The votary shall take a single meal each day, or shall live on alms in connection with the practising of…
Saraswati is one of the few important goddesses in the Vedas who remain significant in later Hinduism. In the Vedas her character and attributes are clearly associated with the mighty Saraswati River. She is the earliest example of a goddess who is associated with a river in the Indian tradition. As a river goddess she…
