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The Sacred Trinity Across Civilisations
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The Sacred Trinity Across Civilisations

By Priyanshi Kathiyar In the vast treasury of human spirituality, few discoveries are as humbling and awe-inspiring as realising that civilisations separated by thousands

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Coincidence or Similarity?
Coincidence or Similarity

Coincidence or Similarity?

By Mannat Sharma Many ancient cultures believed that the universe is not silent but alive with sound. According to Vedic Sciences, Creation came into existence

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Karma Across Religions
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Karma Across Religions

Creation is governed by certain laws, the law of karma is foremost among them. Vedic sages have spent lifetimes and written volumes on the importance

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The Vedic civilization is one of the world’s oldest recognised civilizations. A range of archaeological pieces of evidence found across the globe prove that

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THE SNAKE AND THE EAGLE
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THE SNAKE AND THE EAGLE

Mahabharata narrates the story of the snake and the eagle, Naga and Garuda, who were cousins born to Kadru and Vinata, two of the thirteen

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Looks can kill… Literally
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Looks can kill… Literally

As a child I remember getting highly irritated when my mother would put a bit of her kajal on my cheek, the reason she gave

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Trinity in World
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Trinity in World

Vedic culture is not religion but science. It is based on laws of nature, which apply to every aspect of nature and geographies, so it

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Twinkle, twinkle, little star
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Twinkle, twinkle, little star

Just look at the shape above. All of us know it as the star; we all made it as kids by drawing two triangles. This

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It’s Not Greek To Me
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It’s Not Greek To Me

European languages trace many of their words back to Greek. Strangely, many such words have no meaning in Greek itself. I did a little research

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