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MUKKIYA NATKAL

Marghazhi Nombhu - A cultural experience

The Tamil month of Marghazhi (mid-December to mid-January) is very sacred. People would visit a temple almost every day. The day w...

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ICCHA SHAKTHI

Nothing Wrong with Learning any language in a Diverse Country like India

In the past couple of weeks, the debate on learning second or third languages other than the mother tongue erupted once again in t...

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DAIVI MARGA

Samartha Ramdas - The Saint who was devoted to Bharat

Narayana ( Samartha Ramdas ) was born as the second son of a devotee of Lord Surya, Sooryaji Pant Thosar and Ranoobai at Jamb ( a...

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DAIVI MARGA

Cosmic Healing is a Divine Process - An Interview with Swetha N Jain

Cosmic healing is a divine process. Divine guidance is the critical factor in Cosmic healing; for the same reason, it is called th...

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DAIVI MARGA

Chorwadi Mata Temple in Gujarat

I feel glad and excited to write about Chorwadi mata, my supreme good fortune. Chorwad is a soil native to me. Right from childho...

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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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ICCHA SHAKTHI

The Mystic Swami: Chandrashekara Bharati

My first trip to Sringeri is still fresh in my mind. It took place during my school half-yearly holidays of 1979. I was eleven yea...

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VIZHA

Shyam Sundar’s Navaratri and The Miracles in his life

Shyam Sundar was born to Dandayutham and Vasantha. He did his schooling from Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan and further pursued Bachelor’s...

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VIZHA

The Beginning of Auspiciousness

Celebrating Sri Plava with UgadhiUgadhi is an auspicious beginning. The Kannada and Telugu speaking people celebrate the new year...

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YOCISI EKE

Who are You: Rogi, Bhogi, or Yogi?

A person who eats once a day is called Yogi while the one who eats twice a day is called Bhogi and the one who eats thrice a day i...

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VIZHA

Raksha Bandhan - Sons and Daughters of Bharat Mata

“India is my country. All Indians are my brothers and sisters”. That was how my days began during my school days. The sense of bro...

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