Rudraksha, The Blue Marble
In the previous issue we had discussed the legend behind rudraksha beads and the botanical background. In this article, we will share with you some
In the previous issue we had discussed the legend behind rudraksha beads and the botanical background. In this article, we will share with you some
Ashwagandha, literally translating as 'the smell of horse', is a rasayan known to confer strength and virility according to the ancient science of
Pudina or mint has been used in Indian kitchens since time immemorial. You will find it in hari chutney, in aam panna, chhachh, raita, etc.
Tucked in a remote corner about 19 kms north of Ahmedabad is the small village of Adalaj. It entered the map of Indian history in
Have we ever thought why there is so much focus on breath in yog? Did we know that the speed of breath is directly proportionate
The pleasures and the miseries of life are the experiences of the soul - through the body. Ayurveda defines body as something that is constantly going
From times immemorial Rudraksha beads have been worn and worshipped by sadhaks for properties of different facets or mukhis. These beads have found mention in
Creation is a sum total of positive (devik) and negative (asurik) forces, the former aid the process of creation and latter cause destruction, both are
Of the three heinous crimes enumerated in the Shaastras, Gau Hatya (cow slaughter) is one (Rigveda 7.56.17). The ones who think this to
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