Category Archive for: ‘Hinduism’
The Kumbh Mela: A Journey of Faith, Unity, and Discovery
The Kumbh Mela is not a religious event alone; it represents a journey of faith, unity, and spiritual discovery that has become a global phenomenon. Held once every four years, this great fair brings together millions of devotees across India and the world into a …
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Maha Kumbh 2025: Fascinating Facts and Numbers
The Maha Kumbh Mela commenced on the auspicious day of Paush Purnima, which fell on January 13, 2025, and will continue until February 26, 2025. This year’s Mahakumbh Mela is particularly significant as the rare planetary alignment occurs only once every 144 years. The 2025 …
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Windows to the Spiritual World: The Visionary Art of Srimati Syamarani Dasi
Srimati Syamarani Dasi shines as a luminary of visionary art. Her paintings depict scenes from India’s wisdom texts like Bhagavad Gita and Srimad Bhagavatam. In 2020, Hema Malini, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and former President Ram Nath Kovind praised her artistic prowess and contribution to …
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50 years of BAPS in North America
By Raj Shah It was my pleasure to attend this year’s Diwali celebrations at BAPS Mandir in Boynton Beach. The celebration marked an extraordinary milestone: 50 years of BAPS in North America. The celebrations included special exhibitions in the mandirs, each designed around five significant …
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Sacred Petals with a Purpose: Crafting Sustainability and Empowerment
By Malancha Sarkar Ph.D. In Indian households, flowers are used to adorn temples, home altars, during festivities, and by women to adorn their hair—a tradition rich with cultural significance. However, by the end of the day, these flowers are often discarded. India generates over 8 …
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How to stay light in a chaotic world?
By Kanishtha Agarwal We all want to feel light as “lightness is the original nature of the soul.” But why are we not able to experience our original nature of lightness? First, we have forgotten our original nature and secondly, we are constantly bombarded by …
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Giving Tuesday: In the Light of Ancient Hindu Scripture
By Raj Shah November is a month of gratitude and giving. The United States observes it as National Gratitude Month, a time to reflect on our blessings and express gratitude in meaningful ways. Thanksgiving, a holiday devoted to giving thanks for the harvest and blessings …
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Youtube Video links of Sister Shivani US Trip
Oklahoma, Sept 7 with Sr Shivani “Peace Within: Unlocking Life’s Solutions” Raleigh, Sept 11 with Sr Shivani “Heal Our Hearts” Pittsburgh, Sept 12 with Sr Shivani “Master Your Mind Master Your Life” Columbus, Sept 13 with Sr Shivani “Attract the Life You Always Desired” Greenville, …
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It’s Time…. Healing the Heart, Releasing the Hurt
By Dr. Kathleen A. Shea Conventional wisdom is that “time heals.” BK Sister Shivani debunked that idea, saying that “Time doesn’t heal; it just covers things up as the wound festers.” Sister Shivani tackled serious topics of hurt, grief, and deep emotional wounds at …
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Dhrupad: Unveiling the Celestial Symphony
By Vasini Shyama Charan Jha In the sacred tapestry of Indian classical music, Dhrupad stands as a timeless embodiment of the celestial symphony, resonating with the profound rhythms that underpin the very essence of existence. This ancient tradition, rooted in the celestial melodies of the …
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