Author: dr s ainavolu
Shivaratri happens once every month and is known as “Maasa Shivaratri”. Once a year the... Read More
Rukmini is the wife of Shri Krishna and is considered to be the “avataran” of Goddess Lakshmi,... Read More
Bhishma, the grand-uncle of Pandavas and Kauravas is central to the Mahabharata or Jaya Samhita. In... Read More
Spartha is a healthy competition. In vidya, which is education/knowledge, it is said that it... Read More
Narayana refers to the form of Vishnu. Often God’s name is given to children by parents with the... Read More
Sankranti is the occasion when the “Sankraman” or the transit of the Sun from one rashi to the... Read More
Karma is used in two ways, first is the action and second as the fruit of such action. When used in... Read More
Kaala is Samay, the dimension of time. Mahakala is the regulator and controller of that time. The... Read More
Shraddha is attentive nature combined with inquisitive interest. It is said that in any learning... Read More
Bhagavan is connected through bhakti, meaning one links to God through devotion. The two questions... Read More
Pragya is what drives the human journey and stita is focused or centred around a cause. So,... Read More
Vaidya means the healer. Vaidya is one who understands the state of the individuals holistically,... Read More
Mother Goddess is often addressed as Kamakshi. It may mean that Devi has adorable eyes. It also... Read More
One of the tenets of the tradition avers “Satyam bruyat”, meaning “may the truth be spoken”.... Read More
