In our Holy Hindu rituals tilak has a special place before any pooja is performed. Tilak is put on head or you visit a temple in any holy place it signifies you just visited a holy place. A line of Chandan or roli or Kumkum moves from below to upwards …
Turbans a multi coloured cloth wrapped round the head in styles according to occasions has got it’s sheen from divine itself. In Vrindavan young Lord Krishna marks the existence of the bond shared between Divine and Turban. In Shrimad Bhagwat purana whenever they explain Bal Gopal Sri Krishna use to …
The joy of dressing, offering, caring and embracing your Lordship- in flow of devotional love is so mystical that eyes glee with life; Lips become speechless, body shines with humbleness and life feels surrounded with an experience- that words fell short to describe its beauty. Lord Laddugopal the baby form …
Every herb, fauna and flora gifted to us by mother earth has its own significance and reason behind its existence. The auspicious herb Tulsi or Basil has proved its great importance in Hindu Mythology and scientifically. Tulsi is also called Brinda thus some saints call Vrindavan the ‘Groves of Tulsi’ …
Uttering words before Divine was easy But its meaning invokes determination, Joining hands before Divine was easy But control on thoughts invoke meditation, Bowing head before Divine was easy, But surrendering invokes self-realization, Selfless Devotion sounds to be very easy, But seeking Sri Krishna kills all worldly temptations. By #KhussmitaJain …
Born in closure of this body lives an en amorous power bestowed to us by divine. This power known to us is called ‘Soul’. Srimad Bhagwat Puran teaches us this soul is ‘Sri Krishna’ himself residing within us. We search for Sri Krishna here and there by means of worshiping …
