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spiritual-fitness

Be it a career complexities, scoring well in exams, finding a good match, getting health issues sorted or even gaining respect; when nothing works, Indians do find a way to get spiritually inclined to solve their problems and even seek divine

Built by Adi Shankaracharya, around the same time as the Badrinath Temple, in a similar architectural style, in tHimachal Pradesh, the temple of Triyuginarayan, stands aloft, as a witness to the countless historical episodes that swept through the passage of time.

Kaal Sarpa Yoga when translated to English means. "Kala" (time) ;'Sarpa' ( Serpent )and "Yoga" (combination). A person who kills a serpent is cursed with Kaal Sarpa Dosha due to which he often sees snakes in their dreams. The effects of

"Yadaa yadaa hi dharmasya glaanirbhavati bhaarata, abhyutthaanam adharmasya tadaatmaanam srujaamyaham" This is a famous verse from Shrimad Bhagavad Gita and it means "Whenever, O descendant of Bharata, there is a decline of Dharma, and rise of Adharma, then I body Myself

To be eligible enough to read or study the ancient scriptures in the ancient days, one had to be a Brahmin (who belonged to the upper caste of the society in India). The Gayatri Mantra was taught to them through the

Snakes, referred to as Naga in our ancient Hindu scriptures, are actually a semi-divine race that is portrayed negatively sometimes, for their demoniacal fierceness but overall respected as symbols of fertility, divine powers and strength. Primarily believed to be the residents

Bheema Amavasya, predominantly a colourful women's festival, is a celebration of conjugal love whose chief purpose is to pray for the extension of the husband's longevity and for the general wellbeing of all the male members in the family. This

Shravan Putrada Ekadashi is celebrated when the Ekadashi tithi arrives in the Shukla Paksha of Shravan month as per the Hindu Panchang. Also known as Pavitra Ekadashi and Pavitropana Ekadashi, it falls somewhere between July to August, as per the Gregorian

Since Vedic times, snake worship has occupied a major part of many ritualistic observances. Naga means the snake, and this occupies a venerable position in our religious lore and practices.Nag Panchami is one such ritual that is observed on Shukla paksha