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Sexism, Not From Vedas
The ego of humankind is such that when he tried to fathom the higher energy, he imagined God to be a human figure. He forgot
Rejuvenating Rasayanas
Ayurveda has eight specialised branches and is often referred to as Ashtanga Ayurveda, one of which is called Rasayanatantra. Rasayanatantra basically deals with maintenance and
Bon Appetit
Ayurveda places diet (aahaar) amongst the three pillars of life. You are what you eat is a popular adage. Eighty percent of diseases in present
Seven Mukhi Rudraksh
The seven-mukhi Rudraksha is the symbol of Anang Shiv. Seven-faced Rudraksha is Saptmatradhi daivat, Saptashyadevat and Saptmuni daivat. It represents Goddess Mahalaxmi. It
Jyotirlingas Kedarnath
Centuries ago Lord Shiv is said to have revealed himself to his true devotees in the form of a jyoti or a light. On their
Prioritise Yog
Yog is a beautiful journey, it is a journey into the physically manifested Creation, enjoying its aspects and then going beyond them into higher forms
Rekindling the digestive fire
By Anita Marwaha & Priyanshi Katiyar Continuing from the last issue, we will build on the postures that work to strengthen and ensure smooth functioning
Snakes and ladders – A game of moksh and rebirth
Popularly known as Snakes and Ladder, a term coined by the British, this game owes its origins to the 13th century Indian poet saint Gyandev
Colonial Construct Called Caste
Practically all of us, who are reading this article have grown up learning that Indian society discriminated based on caste and that caste system was