Ten Mukhi Rudraksha
A rare bead, this Rudraksha is characterised by ten faces and ten lips. The bead is round or oval in shape. According to ancient texts,
vedic
Yogsutra of Patanjali - MridumadhyaadhimaatratvaatTatoapiVisheshah
Mridu: Slow, light Madhya: Average, medium Adhimatratvaat: Excessive Tatah: Of that/from that Api: Also Visheshah: Characteristic difference Sage Patanjali after mentioning the pace of
Stats on Statistics
Had it not been for Bharatvarsha, we would not have been able to write 10 or 100 or 1000. Nor would we have been able
Shakti Rudraksha
A rare bead, this Rudraksha is characterised by nine faces and nine lips. The shape of the bead is flatter than eight-mukhi, tending towards
Dashavatar – Matsya Avatar
Since the beginning of time, Lord Vishnu has manifested on earth to uphold dharma. In this series of articles, we will take you through His
Eight Mookhi Rudraksha
A rare bead, this Rudraksha is characterised by eight faces and eight lips. The shape of the bead is slightly elliptical, the Indonesian bead being
YOGSUTRAS of Patanjali - Samadhipaad, Yogsutra 20
Shraddha veerya smriti samaadhi pragya poorvak itareshaam Shraddha: Faith, devotion Veerya: Potency Smriti: Remembrances Samadhi: Perfection, culmination of something Pragya: Intellect Poorvak: With the aid
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
Mathamagical Bharatvarsh
In 1882, 70 kms from takshashila, near peshawar, in the village of bakshali was nearthed a 70-page manuscript written in sharda script and gatha