The Katas Raj Temples, also known as Qila Katas, form a complex of several Hindu temples intricately connected by walkways. Nestled in the Potohar Plateau region, these temples encircle a sacred pond named Katas. Here, the echoes of centuries blend with the rustle of leaves, inviting pilgrims and wanderers alike. The temples’ origins stretch back […]Read More
The Hinglaj Mata Mandir, nestled amidst the rugged terrain of Balochistan, Pakistan, stands as a testament to devotion and ancient traditions. Let us explore this revered temple, Hinglaj Mata Mandir, also known as Hinglaj Devi, Hingula Devi, and Nani Mandir, is a Hindu temple dedicated to Hinglaj Mata, an aspect of goddess Durga. Located in […]Read More
The Trishul, or the trident derives its name from the Sanskrit word Trishula wherein, tri means three and shula means a sharp iron stake. The Trishul is an important symbol in Hinduism. In most of the Hindu iconography and mythology, the Trishul is often associated with Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in Hinduism. […]Read More
Yantras are a form of geometric diagrams widely used in Tantric tradition and religious practices in India. The Yantras are used during the worship of deities in order to bring in the qualities of meditation to the worship. In Hinduism, the Yantras, especially the Shri Yantra Chakra is one of the most auspicious symbols. Worn […]Read More
What is feminism? To give equality for Women like the rights given to a Man. Women are not physically strong as men, but she has the best mental power that shows her she is as strong as men. Comparing to this modern era, Women also shows their equality in physical strength along with a man. […]Read More
Vamachara translates to “left path” or “left-handed attainment.” It is a spiritual activity or manner of worship that is both radical and disrespectful to Vedic tradition. The techniques are mostly tantric in nature. Vamachara is one of the techniques recommended by Tantra to raise the Kundalini. Since Kundalini is the seat of the mortal man’s […]Read More
The Lotus flower also known as the sacred lotus is an aquatic plant species that grows in murky, dirty conditions. Despite of being rooted in the mud, it petals bloom stainless and often this quality of the flower is associated with the aspect of purity. Furthermore, the flower’s act of blooming at dawn and closing […]Read More
The Lepcha tribe, that resides in the breath-taking Himalayan range represents a fascinating blend of tradition, culture and adaptation. Primarily inhabiting the North-east corner of India, particularly in regions like Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Bhutan, Sikkim and Darjeeling, they carry with them a rich heritage that resonates through their lifestyles, language and beliefs. With a population […]Read More
Odisha, one of the most beautiful places in India. What do we know about their people and their struggles? It is so shocking that their fight and resilience goes unnoticed by so many. Yet, they so not lose hope instead, stand united against the atrocities they encounter. Just like that, the tribe Dongria Kondh has […]Read More
Adivasi literature, have you ever heard that before? The chances are rare, but it is such an important part of our society and definitely should be added to our discourse. To delve deeper into this and understanding the literature, we first have to know what actually is Adivasi literature? Adivasi literature is often referred to […]Read More