Introduction: Laddu Gopal, also known as Bal Gopal or Krishna, is a beloved deity in Hinduism. Many devotees welcome the idol of Laddu Gopal into their homes, seeking blessings, love, and spiritual upliftment. However, it is essential to follow certain tips and rules to ensure proper reverence and care for this sacred presence. In this […]
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Parabrahman in Hindu texts is described as the “Highest Brahman” and formless which eternally pervades everything and everywhere in the universe. Para in Sanskrit defines the highest or supreme form. In Hindu scriptures, Parabrahman is explained in different forms. It is conceptualized in different ways such as Nirguna Brahman and Saguna Brahman. In three sects; […]
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Sattvic foods are those which can be obtained without harming any organism or one’s self. These foods are considered very pure in Hinduism and are also offered to Hindu gods. Water, vegetables, cereal grains, fruits, unpasteurized and unhomogenized fresh milk, and nuts are examples of Sattvic foods. There are also other food types in Hinduism […]
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The OM is the sacred symbol in Hinduism and also defines the terms such as “Absolute” and the “ultimate truth”. It is said that all knowledge is started from the “OM” and hence this symbol is referred to as “Seed Mantra” or “Mahamantra”. Check here: Infinity in Hinduism This symbol OM is composed of three […]
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Astral body is also known as the subtle body in which a person does the “spiritual traveling”. Here, people through the meditation can achieve this phenomenon. In Hinduism, the astral projection is the part of the astral plane or astral vehicle which provides an out-of-body experience. Check here: What is “Ananta” in Hinduism? By Kundalini activation, you can get […]
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In Hinduism, Ananta name is used for Lord Vishnu. This name “Ananta” comes from Sanskrit and Infinity which means boundless also has the same meaning. According to this, when something is beyond time or we can say “timeless”. See more: Get to know about Ashtanga Yoga? Spiritual gurus follow the concept of infinity and conclude that […]
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In Patanjali yoga sutra, Ashtanga yoga is the eightfold path of a meaningful and purposeful life. This yoga is of eight steps consists; Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dharana, Dhyana, and Samadhi. Yama deals with ethical standards. It focuses on behaviour and integrity. By this, you will also learn to conduct yourself in life. Niyama […]
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In ancient times of India, Sanskrit was considered as an eternal and nature’s language. The hymns of Vedas are recorded in this language and also called as the source of the universal manifestation. Check here: Infinity in Hinduism The word “Veda” means knowledge and it includes hymns in Sanskrita which signify the nature’s intelligence and also […]
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Salutation is a way of greeting and in Hinduism, we use the word ‘Namaste’. This word is the combination of two words, Namas and Te. Namas means ‘obeisance’ and ‘Salutation’ and Te means ‘to you’. The whole word ‘Namaste’ signifies ‘bowing to you’. While saying Namaste, you must bow down slightly. It implies to ‘I bow to the […]
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Infinity in Sanskrit is “Ananta” which means endless or limitless. This is unending expansion. Our consciousness, knowledge, and blessings are never-ending. The concept of infinity is also explained in yoga. By yoga, you can make an infinity symbol. This yoga posture will be like that your Eternal body creates a connection with the universe and you will feel […]
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