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BHAKTI YOGA

Lord Shiva and the Forbidden flower

Lord Shiva is revered as the supreme God by the people following the Shivate tradition. Hailed and worshipped as one among the Tri...

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POOJAI ARAI

Coconuts - The Indispensable staple in our lives

Indian is one country where people are nuts about coconuts!Not a day goes by in the Indian Household without using coconuts and it...

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DAIVI MARGA

Ravana - The Greatest Shiva Bhakt

The mentioning of the name RAVANA instantly brings up an image in the mindscape of a demon, with ten heads and twenty hands, the r...

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DAIVI MARGA

Sanatana Dharma Unveiled: A Journey to Timeless Wisdom

Sanatana Dharma: The Eternal Way of Life Sanatana Dharma, often referred to as Hinduism in the generalist Western Construct, is o...

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YOCISI EKE

Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science: Dinacharya and Circadian Rhythms

Dinacharya is a Sanskrit term that translates to "daily routine" in English. It is a fundamental concept in Ayurveda, the ancient...

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VIZHA

Celebrating the Birth of Lord Ganesha with Fervor and Festivities

"Ganesh Chaturthi, also referred to as Vinayaka Chaturthi or Ganeshotsav, is a Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Ga...

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BHAKTI YOGA

The Pioneering Legacy of the Madhava School of Mathematics

The Madhava School of Mathematics, nestled in the southern Indian state of Kerala, remains an unsung hero in the annals of mathema...

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MUKKIYA NATKAL

Sashti, Vrat and the Benefits

I was born and brought up in the foothills of Marudhamalai, most appropriately in the thirumalar padham of Ennappan Murugan (flowe...

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BHAKTI YOGA

A Little Miracle on Mahashivaratri

In the year 2021, when I was at the Kumbh Mela in Haridwar on 11th March 2021, an amazing incident happened on that day. I share i...

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ICCHA SHAKTHI

The Last of the Mohicans - A Tribute to the Prince of Indian Cricket

April 1962. The Indian cricket team is touring the West Indies. It is turning out to be a traumatic tour. The Indians have lost th...

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POOJAI ARAI

Laamor Baat: A Bishnupriya Manipuri Ritual of Offering Food to Ancestors

'Laamor Baat' is an offering of food to the ancestors and departed souls, seeking their blessings - celebrated this day, every yea...

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BHAKTI YOGA

Bhubaneshwar Sadhu Thakur: A Vaishnavite Saint who had Vision of Krishna at Nabadweep

At the Govindo temple at Nabadweep tirtha, Nadia district of West Bengal. The origin of this shrine dates back to over a century....

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ICCHA SHAKTHI

The Sengol and its Significance in our History and Culture

The Sengol has become a popular subject of discussion thanks to the central government’s decision to install it during the inaugur...

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MUKKIYA NATKAL

Rooted Harmony: Van Mahotsav and the Promise of a Greener Tomorrow

Indians are culturally rooted! Yes, what’s more rooted than our roots with mother nature? In light of the upcoming Van Mahotsav it...

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DAIVI MARGA

Meitei Hindus of Manipur – Let’s Save Them!

A Hindu from Haryana in the North or Tamil Nadu in the South residing in any North-Eastern state and often labelled by Christian o...

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From Previous Editions
ICCHA SHAKTHI

A Journey through Inspiring Lives – Part V

“I completed my plus two in the year, 1985. My marks were insufficient to get into the famous PSG College of Arts and Science in C...

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YOCISI EKE

Significance of Cows in Sanātana Dharma

IntroductionCows hold a special place in India and its culture. According to Sanātana Dharma, God is manifested through many forms...

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POOJAI ARAI

Getting Ready for Aadi

The Tamil month, ‘Aadi,’ is known as ‘Aashadam’ in Telugu. It is the time to celebrate thanksgiving through the observance of Vrat...

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MUKKIYA NATKAL

The Divine Ekadashi Fasting of Raja Ambarish

Raja Ambarish belonged to the Ikshvaku race. He was an ‘Atma Nivedi’ (A humble servant of the Lord). Ambarish and his queen were k...

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DAIVI MARGA

Bhakti yoga – A Look through different lens

Have you ever thought how your mind works? Ever wondered a food for it? Is it the mind that makes us? Can things work out without...

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