Hindu Deities

Indic Today published a wonderful two-part article on the symbolism found in the sculptures and architecture of Hindu Temples. Surely, many of us have a deep appreciation for the aesthetic beauty and the spiritual calm felt inside temples, but it's as important to understand what we see. Enjoy! 1.

Who is Rama and Hanuman? I read the Ramayana. To a person from India who is Rama and Hanuman. As I understand it Rama is a warlord warrior being. And Hanuman is his student. Is Rama in India know as God? And what is the significance of Hanuman being a monkey?

KAULANTAK PEETH USA is the USA chapter of the original Himalayan Kaulantak Peeth. This event is to collect funds for our partent branch to facilitate various programs.We are 501c3 compliant From time immemorial, Goddess Kurukulla has been worshipped in her various forms but she has been kept secret

Recently, the internet was abuzz with Indians rejoicing over the return of 157 murtis and various other Indic cultural artifacts by PM Modi during his visit to the U.S. This followed on the heels of Australia returning some several months earlier. Sadly, between 1970-2012, lack of political will an

hi everyone was just seeing what peoples thought's are about lord kalki? the 10th and final avatar of the lord Vishnu, if i remember right it was the end of the kali yuga prophecy, has any one heard what has come of the one that was given all that money and his story brought for game of thrones bloo

There are many versions related to the disappearance of Lord Rama from the earth but it's the Padma Purana which sheds light on the way his life ended. The story goes like this…One day a sage came to Lord Rama and asked him for a private audience. The sage said that no one should enter the room

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1000 names of Hindu Goddess. (Image courtesy: google image - Youtube) Lalita Sahastra Naamam contains 320 slokas in three chapters and it occurs in second part of the Brahmanda Purana, which is the last of S'ri Veda-Vyasa's 18 Puranas. The introductory part of Sahastra Naamam contains 51 verses.