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Sanskrit Tattoo Is Best For Giving Extra Elegance To The Body

22nd September 2009
Sanskrit tattoo is one of the world most famous tattoo design in the world. Basically Sanskrit is a Hindi language, which means that these tattoos have their origin somewhere in the subcontinent, but it does not mean that they are just like by the Hindus ... Read >
Author: Azeem

Yale Abandons Academic Freedom

19th September 2009
Jytte Klausen, a professor at Brandies University, wrote The Cartoons that Shook the World and trusted Yale University Press to publish it. Yale, however, completely abandoned the principles of academic integrity and censored Professor Klausen's work b... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Gangotri Tour- A journey To The Soul Of India

18th September 2009
Ganga, the holiest river in India is worshipped as a Goddess by the Hindus. Gangotri is the origin of the holy river, which has been attracting millions of tourists since the dawn of history. A journey to this sacred place is tantamount to a journey t... Read >
Author: Sanjog

Best Durga Puja 2009..!!!

17th September 2009
With autumn comes the biggest festival of the Bengalees, the Durga Puja. A five-day festival, which starts from the evening of Mahashasthi and ends at Dashami brings the biggest happiness for each and every Bengalee. It is the time to get out of the house... Read >
Author: hampry

BELIEF IN REAL ESTATE

17th September 2009
The inability of people to find a house for themselves in the locality or society of their choice is a universal affliction and is faced by people cutting across communities, castes, and social and economic factors, says Namrata Kohli Bollywood actor E... Read >
Author: zameensapna

Exotic Resorts in kolkata...!!!

11th September 2009
For Hindus, Makar Sankranti is among the biggest religious festivals and in Bengal, it is the time for the Ganga Sagar Mela, that takes place at the Sagardweep. Located at an approximate distance of 150 kilometers from the Southern part of Kolkata, Sagard... Read >
Author: hampry

Vacations in India

03rd September 2009
India is a vast country with second largest population in the world. Its population is marginally short than China. India is having 28 states and 8 Union territories and it is the largest democracy in the world Indian society is mixture of most of the re... Read >
Author: Sairajs

Best Durga Puja In Kolkata

22nd August 2009
Durga Puja is the biggest annual event in Kolkata. Though, basically a religious tradition of the Hindus, for the Bengalees the importance of Durga Puja is much more. For common Bengalees it is a grand carnival, for devotees it is time to worship the the ... Read >
Author: hampry

The Auspicious Ganesha Chaturthi

20th August 2009
As the legend goes, Ganesha was beheaded by Shiva when he was on duty under the command of Parvati. The vehement protest and anger by Parvati was the cause of resurrection of Lord Ganesha but with the head of an elephant. One of the first animation films ... Read >
Author: AstroSagar

Medicinal Use of Cannabis Seeds through the Years

17th August 2009
Cannabis use has been engrained in human culture for over 10 millennia now; although its use as a drug (both medicinal and recreational) can only be traced back to around the year 2700 BC. Uses of marijuana have varied from country to country but, as thi... Read >
Author: sam lowe

List of Sites to See and Hotels in Varanasi

14th August 2009
Many sites in Varanasi are in the tiny narrow winding alleys of the waterfront. The city is a major tourist destination in India because of its unique and interesting culture. Varanasi is the city located on the west bank on the Ganga River in India. ... Read >
Author: Urmann

Exotic Resorts in kolkata

01st August 2009
For Hindus, Makar Sankranti is among the biggest religious festivals and in Bengal, it is the time for the Ganga Sagar Mela, that takes place at the Sagardweep. Located at an approximate distance of 150 kilometers from the Southern part of Kolkata, Sagard... Read >
Author: roykajal65

Discovering Preah Khan

30th July 2009
Cambodia is a country that is mysterious and striking as its location in South East Asia. For many years this tropical country amazed visitors and archeologists alike by uncovering some of the world’s most treasured relics and monuments found to date. ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

What are Pilgrimages?

16th July 2009
A pilgrimage is an invitation from God to take a walk or to voyage a route near a sacred place to which the pilgrim is ushered into the authority of God. The pilgrimage is a cheery, glorious time with the authority of God all around you as you walk, take... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

jewellery exporter in kolkata...........@

10th July 2009
The beauty of Bengali is well known all over the world. With their traditional attire, hairstyle and natural elegance, Bengali women stand several steps ahead of women of other provinces of India. But apart from their inborn sweetness, attire and hairstyl... Read >
Author: robseo

Erawan Shrine – The Sacred Abode of Phra Phrom

27th June 2009
Erawan Shrine also known as Thao Maha Brahma is located at the intersection of Ratchaprasong – a region famous for its shopping hotspots – nestled at Pathum Wan District in Bangkok, Thailand. Worshipped by Hindu devotees, this shrine houses an imp... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

Conspiracies Against Pakistan: From Qadian to Taliban

26th June 2009
On 4th of June, 1858, John Bright, one of the greatest orators in the British House of Commons, raised a question: “How long does England propose to govern India? Nobody can answer that question. But, be it 50 or 100 or 500 years, does any man with the ... Read >
Author: Asarul'Islam Syed MD

Buy Gift Certificates and Gold Rakhis for Your Dear Ones!!

22nd June 2009
Rakshabandhan or Rakhi which is celebrated on a full moon day in the month of Shravan (August) is a day when brothers and sisters reaffirm their bonds of affection. It is usually a festival of the Hindus though today people from different religions part... Read >
Author: purvi09

Have both Bhaiya-Bhabhi Rakhi and Fancy Rakhi

22nd June 2009
Around mid-August, Hindus all over the world celebrate Raksha Bandhan. "Raksha" means protection, and "Bandhan" means bound or binding. In ancient times a woman tied a 'Raksha' on her husband's wrist to protect him from evil. Gradually this changed; s... Read >
Author: purvi09

Googlemoneyprofit Is The Bets Guider !

19th June 2009
Th beauty of Bengali is well known all over the world. With their traditional attire, hairstyle and natural elegance, Bengali women stand several steps ahead of women of other provinces of India. But apart from their inborn sweetness, attire and hairstyle... Read >
Author: biswas85

Bali-Island of the God

15th June 2009
Bali is one island of Indonesia which has about 13,000 islands in all. Bali is located just 2 kilometers away from the eastern tip of the Java Island and Lombok Island. The island is home of approximately 4 million people. It is approximately 144 kilomete... Read >
Author: Apple Tree

Yoga and Hinduism Spirituality

13th June 2009
Yoga is an ancient art form which was brought into practice mainly by the yogis of the Eastern countries. Yoga is now a time proven art which is accepted universally. Yoga is further divided into different types like Raja, Karma, Hatha, Bhakti, Jnana, Kun... Read >
Author: Sherry Holistan

What Ails India's Progress?

01st June 2009
India is emerging as a modern power. India is showing very good growth in services and manufacturing. But to become a truly modern state one must address the problems that India faces. What ails India at present? Let us discuss that. India has a ... Read >
Author: CD Mohatta

Tibetan Buddhist Prayer Beads

20th May 2009
Tibetan Buddhist prayer beads have a wide and varied history. Prayer beads are not unique to Buddhism, believers in Catholicism use prayer beads in the form of a rosary, and they say the rosary as they move their hands over each bead. Prayer beads were fi... Read >
Author: hinkyimports

E631 FAT

18th May 2009
E631 Enhancer can be obtained from 1. Fish(sardines) 2. Pig 3. Bacterial Fermentation of sugar It is actually salt of Sodium Inosinate. If obtained from Fish, its halal, if from 3. Then avoid it but its halal. If obtained from Pig.... Its tot... Read >
Author: A. Hanan

Jewelry exporters in Kolkata

18th May 2009
The beauty of Bengali is well known all over the world. With their traditional attire, hairstyle and natural elegance, Bengali women stand several steps ahead of women of other provinces of India. But apart from their inborn sweetness, attire and hairstyl... Read >
Author: hampry

Famous places in Raipur

18th May 2009
Famous places in Raipur Raipur is a very fascinating city in India. It has a number of landmarks and sites worth visiting. It is the capital of the Chhattisgarh. According to India’s 2001 census the population of the Raipur is around 605,131. For... Read >
Author: mark steve

Jewelry exporters in Kolkata

15th May 2009
The beauty of Bengali is well known all over the world. With their traditional attire, hairstyle and natural elegance, Bengali women stand several steps ahead of women of other provinces of India. But apart from their inborn sweetness, attire and hairstyl... Read >
Author: robseo

Asian speed dating -Compared to other speed dating

14th May 2009
Speed dating is an prearranged matchmaking affair originally produced by Rabbi Yaacov Deyo of the Aish HaTorah to help lone Jews to meet and sooner or later find someone to get married. It was then choosen by other cultures and popularized by the media. ... Read >
Author: C.G.

International Bride: Hindu Wedding Ceremonies

11th May 2009
Among Hindus, marriage is considered to be a very significant part of life. Referred as “Garhastha ashram” - meaning a set up of a family unit, the marriage ceremony involves some distinctive rituals and can last for several days. Today, the tradition... Read >
Author: 1weddingsource

Rituals of a Sikh Wedding

06th May 2009
The customs followed by Sikhs during their wedding ceremonies are more or less similar to those practiced by the Hindus. Pre Wedding Rituals Like all other weddings, shopping is an integral part of a Sikh matrimonial . Sikhs begin their shopping for... Read >
Author: neha chawla

Rituals of a Sikh Wedding

05th May 2009
The customs followed by Sikhs during their wedding ceremonies are more or less similar to those practiced by the Hindus. Pre Wedding Rituals Like all other weddings, shopping is an integral part of a Sikh matrimonial . Sikhs begin their shopping for... Read >
Author: neha chawla

Hindu Aumkar; The ohm symbol

27th April 2009
The Vedas are a form of Hindu scripture, created by the great Rishis, they are the most ancient scriptures of the Hindus. All the mantras are started with the Om symbol which is now the most powerful word-symbol used in meditation. The Om symbol is known ... Read >
Author: J_Mac

Kala Sarpa Yoga in Pakistan's horocope

22nd April 2009
All planets are hemmed in between the Nodes in Pak’s horoscope. This is not good, as it can unleash forces detrimental to Pak. External and internal threats are indicated by Kala Sarpa Yoga. Clinging to blind ideologies, not bothering what the intern... Read >
Author: Govind Kumar

Hindu Religion - little view into it.

22nd April 2009
With the god blessings of Honorable Shri.Mataji Nimala Devi this is an effort to explain in minimum words about the Hindu Religion. We are Indians but known as Hindustani in Hindi language. The people living in India are known as Hindus. In fact word ... Read >
Author: Prasad

china love - Chinese Online dating for Chinese Singles and Personals

17th April 2009
Using free online dating service like china darlings you can get same people such as who can like the similar music as you, then like eating the similar foods and into the same religion too. asian singles is something that you may desire to believe becaus... Read >
Author: nene

Different Types of Marriages in India

15th April 2009
Marriages have always been considered as a divine union in India. Indians regard the institution of marriage as a sacrament. For Hindus, it`s a commitment that lasts forever and is the strongest social bond between a man and a woman. In the Vedas too it h... Read >
Author: neha chawla

Different Types of Marriages in India

09th April 2009
Marriages have always been considered as a divine union in India. Indians regard the institution of marriage as a sacrament. For Hindus, it`s a commitment that lasts forever and is the strongest social bond between a man and a woman. In the Vedas too it h... Read >
Author: neha chawla

Pune’s Festivals

20th March 2009
Pune is the Cultural Capital of Maharashta. It has a great calendar arrangement for all its festivals that are present in the place. The most common festival is the Pune festival or the Ganesha Mahotsav The Pune festival is celebrated from August to Se... Read >
Author: Urmann

Hotels in Mumbai Exotic Accommodation within Your Reach!

13th March 2009
The city of Mumbai also known as the financial capital of India is a dream city for many. The Hindi film industry, Bollywood has its roots here. The city is always on the move and is known for its fast paced life. It attracts a huge number of visitors eve... Read >
Author: Sadhana

Kala Sarpa Yoga in Pakistan's horoscope disconcerting

04th March 2009
All planets are hemmed in between the Nodes in Pak’s horoscope. This is not good, as it can unleash forces detrimental to Pak. External and internal threats are indicated by Kala Sarpa Yoga. Clinging to blind ideologies, not bothering what the intern... Read >
Author: Govind Kumar

Ayurveda

20th February 2009
Ayurveda, an ancient system of medicine that originated in India is considered to be the world's oldest health care system. Ayurveda is made up of two Sanskrit words - Ayu which means life and Veda which means knowledge of. According to the ancient Ay... Read >
Author: Ramnika Rathi

Aura Readings: An Introduction

14th February 2009
In simple terms, an aura refers to the atmosphere around the body, a light around a person’s head, or a clear sense of a person’s mood. An aura is an energy field, a life force that we can learn to draw out with a little bit of practice. In an aura re... Read >
Author: Giovanni Paolo Migliore

Kala Sarpa Yoga in Pakistan's horocope

03rd February 2009
Kala Sarpa Yoga in Pakistan's horoscope disconcerting All planets are hemmed in between the Nodes in Pak’s horoscope. This is not good, as it can unleash forces detrimental to Pak. External and internal threats are indicated by Kala Sarpa Yoga. Clin... Read >
Author: Govind Kumar

Festival seasons in India

30th January 2009
Rakshabandhan or Rakhi is the celebration of the relationship of brother and sister. Although a Hindu festival, Rakhi is more or less enjoyed by all Indians irrespective of religious differences. According to the custom when a sister ties Rakhi or the hol... Read >
Author: Monty Alexander

Guided Meditation Script- Assistive Info On Meditation

22nd January 2009
Finding specific information about a guided meditation script might not be easy, but we have gathered very helpful and relevant information about the general subject matter, with the ultimate aim of helping you out. Even if your search is about another gu... Read >
Author: deepak kulkarni

Rajasthan—The Blessed Land Of Pilgrimages

21st January 2009
Faith makes even the most impossible things possible, faith can turn poison into medicine, faith serves as a lantern in the dark and it is the faith that takes the form of hope, courage, compassion and wisdom when the going gets tough. These lines echo th... Read >
Author: arnie00717

Most of the Indian Cooking Recipes for the Vegetarians!

21st January 2009
When people talk about being vegetarian, many usually think that they do not have many recipes to choose from. Furthermore, being vegetarian in several countries like United States would only require them to eat raw or uncooked vegetables. However, tha... Read >
Author: Rajeev Patnia

Reading Guitar Tablature: A Beginner’s Guide

09th January 2009
A Harmonium is a musical instrument which is similar to a Pipe Organ or a Reed Organ. When air is blown through the reed, it produces a sound similar to that of an accordion. The British introduced this instrument in India and the type used in Indian musi... Read >
Author: PrestoMusicStore.com

Asian Dining Etiquettes and Tips for Gifts

15th December 2008
Dining is one of the most essential ways of communicating and entertaining in Asia. Meals, etiquette and placements have many important meanings and you should make a special effort to know and understand them. If you are uneasy in a certain situation do ... Read >
Author: Jacqueline Reischel

Hinduism and the concept of God

04th December 2008
The Hindu concept of God goes beyond considering Him as the supreme, all mighty and omniscient figure. According to Hindu teachings, though God governs the whole universe, every human being can develop a personal relation with Him. One can worship God out... Read >
Author: Majorreligions

Indian Astrology helps you in all the way of your life.

04th December 2008
India covers a variety of people in it. India has always been known as a country with unity in variety, a country that one of the most overgenerous history and definitely for being a country with lots of knowledge and heritage. Astrology in India an... Read >
Author: Ayush kumar

ONLINE POOJA SAMAGRI IS AN EASY AND AFFORDABLE OPTION

01st December 2008
If you are living outside India like in U.S.A, CANADA, EUROPE or anywhere in world it’s not easy for you to get pooja/ puja samagri in market place and will not solve your problem. So, now these days there are numbers of online site which offers y... Read >
Author: Ayush kumar

Mayan engineers constructed pyramids and elevated walkways from stone.

26th November 2008
They crafted immense pyramids, some of which were two hundred feet high, from stone, earth, and rubble. Mayan engineers constructed causeways and elevated walkways from stone. One of the wild jungle, without the benefit of motorized construction vehicles.... Read >
Author: sulamita

What is the difference between a Harmonium and a Shruti Box and how are they played?

25th November 2008
A Harmonium is a musical instrument which is similar to a Pipe Organ or a Reed Organ. When air is blown through the reed, it produces a sound similar to that of an accordion. The British introduced this instrument in India and the type used in Indian musi... Read >
Author: PrestoMusicStore.com

The ninth house of Indian astrology is the father of houses

21st November 2008
Ninth House In Indian astrology, Nava (ninth); Acharva (guru or preceptor); Pithru (father); Subham (auspicious); Poorva bhagyam (Previous luck); Pooja(worship): Tapas (Penance); Dharma (Virtue) ; Pauthra (grndson); Japa(prayer) ; Daiva Upasana (spiritu... Read >
Author: sudhanshuraaj

Udaipur Temples

20th November 2008
Udaipur Temples Udaipur is famous for its lofty lakes, huge palaces, massive forts and artistic temples. The word 'Temple' itself brings a sense of reverence in the mind. A tour doesn't only mean roaming round the substan... Read >
Author: Jaipur Travel Guide

Museums In Jaipur

20th November 2008
Museums In Jaipur Museums are the reflection of ancient culture, customs and traditions of a place. At the same time, they offer amusement to the visitors. There are a quite a few museums in Jaipur. The Albert Hall Museum, for instance, is surroun... Read >
Author: Jaipur Travel Guide

Good And Bad Attitudes Towards Marriage

05th November 2008
All over the world, there are so many attitudes towards marriage. According to a poll by Gallup international, almost half of young unmarried Americans between the ages of 20 to 29 are ready to have marriage abolished. With the recent statistics on marria... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji

What An Indian Marriage Is Like

05th November 2008
In India, marriage is one of the biggest events in a person's life. It marks the beginning of a new season. Marriage is essential for every person in India; at least this is the feeling of many. It is not a simple event. An Indian marriage stands out from... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji

Great Hindu Matchmaking Way

05th November 2008
Hindu matchmaking is one of the most unique yet exciting ways that Hindu singles meet. Their Eastern culture is usually very vibrant and, this is evident in their spirit of togetherness. Hindus have always valued the basis of life which is the family unit... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji

Sending Diwali Gifts to India is now possible without any hassles

31st October 2008
Diwali is just about to reach you and the greetings as well as gifts of your loved ones are just about to reach you. The festival of lights, Diwali, is celebrated whole-heartedly with equal enthusiasm. The shadows of this auspicious festival of India d... Read >
Author: Raisa Raima

Indian Vegetarian Food and Cooking

30th October 2008
When people talk about being vegetarian, many usually think that they do not have many recipes to choose from. Furthermore, being vegetarian in several countries like United States would only require them to eat raw or uncooked vegetables. However, th... Read >
Author: Jenny Lin

The Art of Tribal Tattoos

28th October 2008
For years now, people from around the world have appreciated the art of tribal tattoos. But in the past, the natives were the first to have discovered and used it for different purposes. Over time, it has been passed on from one generation to another. ... Read >
Author: lucy watson

Five days of Diwali Festival

21st October 2008
The first day of Diwali festival is celebrated as Dhanteras. It falls on the 13th day of the Krishna Paksha in the Kartik month. According to legendary, God Dhanvantri appeared on this day after the Gods and the Demons churned the milk in the ocean. There... Read >
Author: rohitp

Pushkar Temple - Shrine To Revitalize Your Sacred Feelings

17th October 2008
India has a rich and varied cultural heritage and is immensely popular for its affluent mythology. The country has numerous religions well grounded and rooted in its soil. Each and every shrine and religious place is well renowned for its distinct story. ... Read >
Author: Rajendra Sharma

Bhai Dooj Teeka

13th October 2008
The fifth day of Diwali is celebrated as Bhai Dooj among Hindus, Sikhs and even Buddhists in India and US. It comes on the second day after the new moon and also after Govardhan Pooja is performed. It is the day which is actually dedicated to all the sist... Read >
Author: Rujuta

Diwali Diyas: A Spark Of Light in Every Home

13th October 2008
The festive season has prompted people to indulge in extravagant shopping sprees and gearing up for a grand decoration. Decoration would seem incomplete without the presence of Diwali diyas. Diwali being the main festival of Hindus is celebrated with u... Read >
Author: Raisa Raima

Bhai Dooj Teeka

13th October 2008
Bhai Dooj is the festival dedicated solely to the brothers and sisters. Diwali calendar is incomplete without the celebration of Bhai Dooj. It comes on the fifth day of the Diwali or Deepawali festival in the Kartik month according to the Hindu calendar. ... Read >
Author: Rujuta

Holiday Cards and Christmas Cards What’s the Difference?

06th October 2008
The tradition of sending greeting cards dates to the 1700’s. An excellent opportunity to stay connected with those you don’t see often enough, greeting cards also offer a thoughtful way to let others know you value them as friends, customers and busi... Read >
Author: Linda Cress Dowdy

Memory of Majapahit – A Tribute to an Ancient Empire

30th September 2008
The Majapahit empires were one of the last great rulers that were Hindus from the Malay Archipelago. Located in Palembang in the Sumatra islands, the Srivijayan rulers preceded the Majapahit. The history of this legendary empire is quite interesting. T... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

Sanskrit Tattoo Designs: Why Sanskrit And Not Kanji Tattoo Designs?

26th September 2008
Why Sanskrit tattoo designs? Why not Hebrew or Arabic tattoo designs? Or tattoos in other old languages? Right now, the only competitor to Sanskrit is Chinese/Japanese words used in tattoos. So why is Sanskrit so popular in tattoo designs? Partly due ... Read >
Author: Calvin

History of Diwali Festival

22nd September 2008
Diwali is the sanctified festival of Hindus that is celebrated with the help of firecrackers, candles and sweets. The Indians commence the preparations before 2 months of the arrival of Diwali. The Diwali is the most significant festivals if compared to o... Read >
Author: Mark Grant

Pushkar Temple - Rejuvenates Your Religious Experiences Here

16th September 2008
India is a country where mythology can be found in every nook and cranny. There are innumerable religious places here. And, each of these religious places, temples have a story to tell of their own. All of them hold some or the other kind of mythological ... Read >
Author: Rajendra Sharma

Relax your Mind with a Religious Tour

09th September 2008
Travelling has many advantages. Not only does it provide an opportunity to spend quality time with your loved ones, it is known to be of the best ways to relieve regular mental stresses of modern life. Talking about travelling, why not go even a step furt... Read >
Author: jack albert

How Charlotte Singles Improve Your Social Life.

08th September 2008
Charlotte Is actually the largest city in the United state of North Carolina. The Charlotteans have nick named the city as the Queen city. This name is in honor of Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg. It is known as the city of the churches so you can bet the ... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji

Festivals and celebrations in India

21st August 2008
India is a land of many festivals and celebrations. Festivals in India are celebrated with zest, passion and devotions as it is a part of life. Some of the most popular festivals all over India are Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhand, Eid, Gurpurb, Durga Puja, ... Read >
Author: poojalapasia

The Christ, Ratu Adil & Satria Piningit--Revealed?! Part 4

21st August 2008
Ratu Adil and Satria Piningit Indonesia long awaits the saviors, Satria Piningit and Ratu Adil to show-up on the political stage to usher-in the Golden Age; and she secretly expects the saviors to "glorify" her before the other nations, just as other g... Read >
Author: Leonard Lee

Creating Profound Psychic Potential

16th August 2008
Gotta be confident psychic reader • It is one of the main pillars of psychic cosmos because it retains the basics of psychics such as perceptions, mediations, intuition and interpreting those building blocks of knowledge which are kept in your mi... Read >
Author: MUmarF

Mystery of the Soul Part 4

25th July 2008
AGE OF THE SOUL Although generally speaking, spirit essence is ageless and eternal, it is possible to classify souls in terms of its evolutionary unfoldment or development. Here we do not speak of the origin of the soul, for from a certain occult point... Read >
Author: Leonard Lee

Lessons Of Mahabharat

24th July 2008
Hindus consider Mahabharata as the greatest epic in India. It is a story of love, courage, truth, lies, deceit, selfishness, foolishness, and every other human emotion. Today when we see people of selfish interests all around us, that reminds us of Mahabh... Read >
Author: CD Mohatta

Hinduism- How Lord Krishna saved Draupadi?

24th July 2008
Lord Krishna is the incarnation of Parabrahma- the God according to Hinduism. Lord Krishna took birth on the earth to reduce the weight of the earth. He did this with the great battle of Mahabharata. In this battle millions were killed and earth became li... Read >
Author: CD Mohatta

Art of Palmistry (A Description)

03rd July 2008
Origin of palmistry Palmistry (palm reading) is emerged from the Greek word “chiromancy” as the art of foretelling and foresighting through the study of palms. The art of palmistry dates back some 5000 years ago where it was used to foretelling the... Read >
Author: MUmarF

How Christian Yoga Brought A New Approach To These Ancient Practice

22nd May 2008
Starting from the fact that God is one and the same in the whole universe: the Architect, the Maker, the Universal Source of all things, Christian yoga brings a new approach to an ancient practice. Christian yoga is about becoming healthy both physically ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

How Christian Yoga Brought A New Approach To These Ancient Practice

20th May 2008
Starting from the fact that God is one and the same in the whole universe: the Architect, the Maker, the Universal Source of all things, Christian yoga brings a new approach to an ancient practice. Christian yoga is about becoming healthy both physically ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

History of Language

02nd May 2008
It is a known fact that all animals commute with each other through language and body gestures. But it's only the humans who have developed a system of communication amongst themselves. Since ancient times the language is changing continuously and sti... Read >
Author: seoicreon

Vegetarianism in India

01st May 2008
India is the largest republican that houses the most vegetarians than any other country in the world. Being a cosmopolitan country due to the number of invasions it suffered, there are many religious sects. In fact there are more than 2000 languages regis... Read >
Author: Jennie

What is the Biblical Significance of Anointing Oil

27th March 2008
Biblical anointment is referred to the ceremony in which the body of the anointed person is greased with the perfumed oil. The anointing agent can be different in other religions, but for Christianity, it is perfumed oil, known as Holy Bible Anointing Oil... Read >
Author: HolyMan

Martand Centre of Sun worship in India kashmir

19th March 2008
Like other parts of India, Sun-worship became popular in Kashmir during early medieval period. Local literary works also contain some references which show that Sun was worshiped on certain occasions even in ancient period. The diety’s hold on populatio... Read >
Author: juliemeena

Maha Shivratri Cards - Maha Shivratri 2008 Celebrations

10th March 2008
Maha Shivratri 2008 is ready to come your way on 6th March. It is the day when Lord Shiva and goddess Parvati tied the knot. So, it celebrates their divine union and at the same time it is a boon for all those who are looking forward to their marriage. Mo... Read >
Author: kundan

Maha Shivratri Cards - Maha Shivratri 2008 Celebrations

10th March 2008
Maha Shivratri 2008 is ready to come your way on 6th March. It is the day when Lord Shiva and goddess Parvati tied the knot. So, it celebrates their divine union and at the same time it is a boon for all those who are looking forward to their marriage. Mo... Read >
Author: kundan

Holi Gifts: Don't mind, it's colourful Holi!

07th March 2008
Holi, the festivals of vibrant colours, is just around the corner and it is easily the most fun-filled festival of Hindus. This festival brings unlimited joy with music and dance and not to forget, those colour-filled balloons! The festival of Holi... Read >
Author: Raisa Raima

A Close Look at The Use of Wedding Rings and Bands

04th March 2008
Wedding rings and bands are similar to engagement rings in that wedding rings and bands are used to symbolize the undying love of the giver for the recipient. For some countries and cultures, it is normal to wear wedding rings and bands on the left hand... Read >
Author: nataliadiamonds

When planning your trip make sure you have your Pushkar hotel booking

03rd March 2008
Rajasthan is a state that attracts millions of tourists each year who are keen to witness the varied diversity that this desert land has to offer. The largest Indian state, although essentially a desert, also has its very own hill station, Mount Abu. So w... Read >
Author: Rajendra Sharma

Getting to know Mauritius

23rd January 2008
Rightfully fitted in the Indian Ocean lies the island of Mauritius. Often referred to as heavenly, Mauritius is a tropical island. Rare would be a visitor that has not taken the best during his trip to Mauritius. For water lovers, Mauritius is an ideal ... Read >
Author: Discount Web Design

Feel like royalty during your stay in any of the magnificent Pushkar hotels

19th January 2008
Planning a vacation with your friends or family can be a really exciting time and also that of chaos and confusion. The more people going on the vacation together, the more are the opinions and thoughts leading to multiple options. India, as a country, is... Read >
Author: Rajendra Sharma

Open your eyes to the charm of India with Pushkar travel

10th January 2008
India is a land of many varieties, where each state has a different story to tell. Among the colorful sights offered by the various places, one of the most attractive states is Rajasthan. This desert land is home to many cities and townships, each unique ... Read >
Author: Rajendra Sharma

The Main Principles of the Hindu Religion.

07th November 2007
Rejection, detachment and sacrifice happen to be the three main means to run away from the harmful effects of karma. According to Isa Upanishad, to the very first stanza, every one that exists in this planet is for Lord’s habitation and every single thi... Read >
Author: andrewshw2

Discovering Mauritius

06th November 2007
The population in Mauritius is multiracial. Most people residing in Mauritius are the descendents of people who came from India. However, other people stem from their ancestors who came from Africa, China, Madagascar and other countries. So, this aspect m... Read >
Author: Discount Web Design

Dharma as the Ethical Law of Hindus

02nd November 2007
Dharma is the ethical law Hindus obey during all the life. Due to the Bhagavad Gita’s teachings, everybody can discover the true way of living in addition to the correct approach to every circumstance. In Hinduism, the holy `song of God' created nearly ... Read >
Author: andrewshw2

Burberry scentsational fragrance

08th October 2007
Perfume, fragrance attains the top most position among the customers i.e. men and women for their daily uses. Perfume and fragrance can be used for day times, night times and during different occasion based on the desire of the people.Perfume and fragranc... Read >
Author: jeya

Burberry Scentsational fragrance

08th October 2007
Perfume, fragrance attains the top most position among the customers i.e. men and women for their daily uses. Perfume and fragrance can be used for day times, night times and during different occasion based on the desire of the people.Perfume and fragranc... Read >
Author: jeya

The origination of Indian astrology

05th October 2007
India has always been known as a country with unity in diversity, a country that one of the most extravagant history and definitely for being a country with lots of knowledge and heritage. Indian astrology and Indian astrologers along with Indian pilgrima... Read >
Author: amitbhalla

Medicinal Properties of Rudraksha, The holy Beads

21st September 2007
Rudraksha are beads that are considered by Hindus as the eyes of Lord Shiva. Rudra is another name of “Shiva” and “Raksha” is eyes in Sanskrit. The scientific name of the tree from which rudraksha comes from are called “Elaeocarpus sphaericus”... Read >
Author: A.Belth

A Gracious Cause to Celebrate Diwali

20th September 2007
Whenever we talk about an environment full of light the first name that comes in every mind is diwali. Of course, diwali is the festival of lights that makes the dark no moon night glittering like sun. This festival of lights is celebrated on the no moon ... Read >
Author: denistyler

Durga Pooja is a Time to Invoke the Blessings of the Goddess

13th September 2007
The weather turning pleasant, the autumn being heralded through the colorful leaves, the fragrance of celebration hanging in the surroundings is a sure shot sign that Durga Pooja is in the air. Durga Pooja is the biggest festival of all Bengali Hindus in ... Read >
Author: denistyler

Hinduism the Oldest Philosophy in the World

13th September 2007
There many various Eastern philosophies and religions that have similar ideas and concepts. The ground for all these ideas chiefly comes from Hinduism, which is considered to be the oldest known philosophy in the world. Hinduism appeared in India, which i... Read >
Author: andrewshw2

Religious Diets

30th June 2007
Everywhere I look now there seems to be a new fad diet going around and the list is always never ending. Just recently though I came across a diet that at first I just mistook for a new fad diet but which in truth was a diet that had been around for somet... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru

Indian jewellery are set with precious stones

27th June 2007
Indian jewellery dates back 5000 years ago with the use of natural materials found in abundance all over the country. These were in the form of seeds, feathers, leaves, berries, fruits, flowers. Even animal bones, claws, and teeth were used. Today, Indian... Read >
Author: Harpreet

Indian jewellry is called as the temple jewelry

19th June 2007
There are many types of Indian jewellry that has gained acclaim all over the world. These jewelry are admired for its wonderful artistry and craftsmanship. They are also very varied in its types that their numbers and varieties seem inexhaustible and co... Read >
Author: Harpreet

Jewelry with a Religious Characteristic

06th May 2007
The unique thing about jewelry is it can carry a unique meaning to both the wearer and viewer. This is never more so the case than with pieces that have religious undertones. Religious jewelry has always been popular. Since the beginning of organized ... Read >
Author: Arsene Bergkamp

Ancient Evolution Theory And Infinite With Finite Paradox In Hinduism

30th April 2007
Hinduism is factually the world's oldest religion and thus, there is a number of misconceptions on it. Probably one of the most famous misconceptions, even within Hindus, is that they are required to worship idols. The truth is Hindus are asked not to ... Read >
Author: Thanaseelan

Chennai Travel Guide

26th April 2007
Chennai, formerly known as Madras is the capital of the great state Tamil Nadu and is one of the four metropolitan cities in India. This 350 year old city grew up under the huge influence of an English settlement of Fort Saint George and with time absorbe... Read >
Author: Vinay

The City of One (Part II). The New Eternal Tree of Life. Arousing and Awakening Love

23rd April 2007
The message about The City of One has been forwarded to 100's of thousands and there is great silence. Truthfully, I was expecting it. Nevertheless, the seed has been planted and THE ONE is watering it, whether man accepts it for now or not, and it w... Read >
Author: Gerald O'Donnell

What Influences Public Opinion?

27th March 2007
The term ‘public’ implies a big or small community of people who have common interests and values. It is a psychological group without any face-to-face contact. ‘Opinion’ according to common usage is a judgment or belief held with confidence but ... Read >
Author: Gabriel Rise

The Birthstone of April - Diamond

27th February 2007
By far the most precious and desirable of the birthstones, diamonds are created deep within the earth where there is enough intense heat and pressure for carbon to crystallize. Diamonds are the number one choice for engagement rings. The diamond also symb... Read >
Author: Martin Mallett

The importance of the Tibetan Om sound

19th February 2007
Tibetan Om or Aum is of great importance in Hinduism. This sacred syllable is used to represent the Brahman, the impersonal Absolute – omnipotent, omnipresent and the source of all existence. In its essence, the Brahman is incomprehensible and therefore... Read >
Author: Clint Jhonson

Perfumes and Fragrances

15th February 2007
Mankind has been using perfume for quite a long time. Some people say it was first discovered in ancient Egypt and used by different civilizations such as ancient Chinese, Hindus, Israelites, Carthaginians, Arabs, Greeks, Romans and finally reintroduced h... Read >
Author: Roberto Sedycias

Bhutanese Refugees in Nepal

03rd January 2007
Between 1989 and 1993 more than 95,000 Lhotshampas (Bhutanese Nepali-speaking Hindus of Nepali origin who live(d) in the southern plains of Bhutan), nearly a sixth of the kingdom's total population of approximately 600,000 have been forced to leave or for... Read >
Author: Davinos Greeno

Need to Revive Preaching in the UK

12th December 2006
Two recent articles posted on Dandavats, "Tory Leader to visit Hindu temple" and "20,000 to celebrate Diwali in a blaze of lights," highlight the urgent need for a revival of preaching. The United Kingdom, especially London, needs innovative methods in pr... Read >
Author: Victor

Ganesh Chaturthi Gifts, Ganesh Chaturthi

15th November 2006
Ganesh Chathurthi is celebrated on the birthday of Lord Ganesh (Ganesha), the god of wisdom and prosperity on the fourth day of the moons bright fortnight, or period from new moon in the lunar month of Bhadrapada. The celebration of Ganesh Chathurthi cont... Read >
Author: Kuchibhotla Gautam

India - Why Diwali Is Celebrated?

23rd October 2006
Indians celebrate Diwali with great passion. They fire lots of firecrackers and eat sweets and wear new clothes. Why is Diwali so important in India? Diwali is the day when it is said that Lord Rama returned to his kingdom Ayodhya after conquering Lank... Read >
Author: CD Mohatta

Hinduism- Shaktis Importance

23rd October 2006
Hinduism gives lot of importance to Shakti. Though there are more followers of Shiva and Vishnu, there are many followers of Shakti especially in the east of India. Let us find out why Shakti is so important. Shakti is the other side of Lord Shiva. Unl... Read >
Author: CD Mohatta

India centre, Cardiff, Wales, UK

12th October 2006
This is a brief perspective of British Hindus living in Cardiff, Wales. Indian immigration to the UK increased significantly in the 1960s and 1970s mainly doctors immigrating to fill the shortage of doctors. Indians living in Cardiff are the most successf... Read >
Author: A.Belth

The Minor And Partition Under Hindu Law

07th September 2006
The joint family system is an inseparable concomitant of the life of the Hindus as suggested by the statement that there is no escape for a Hindu from the joint family. A Hindu joint family comprises of the common ancestor and all his lineal male descenda... Read >
Author: Jelly Gupta

A Glimpse into the Human Soul

13th August 2006
The concept of "soul" as an eternal, indestructible, pure and imperishable entity residing within the human body is deeply ingrained in the philosophy of many religions. Hindus have always believed in Karma and reincarnation. Krishna in Bhagavad Gita says... Read >
Author: Vivek Sharma

DIWALI FESTIVAL GIFTS TO INDIA

07th August 2006
History of diwali The history of Diwali is replete with legends and these legends are moored to the stories of Hindu religious scriptures, mostly the Puranas. Though the central theme of all legends point out to the classic truth of the victory of the go... Read >
Author: Kuchibhotla Gautam

Diwali Gifts

07th August 2006
Diwali (also called Deepavali) is a major Hindu festival usually takes place eighteen days after Dusshera colloquially known as the "Festival of Lights," it symbolises the victory of good over evil, and lamps are lit as a sign of celebration and hope for ... Read >
Author: Rukmini Guggilla

God Exists Brighter than the Sunshine

03rd July 2006
God's existence had created enormous arguments among philosophers, scientists and other thinkers or believers. Some of these arguments questioned the necessity of having a god. So do we really need a god? First, we should tackle what is god and who is god... Read >
Author: Victorino Q. Abrugar

Indian Wedding

21st June 2006
The Indian culture celebrates marriage as a sacrament (Sanskara), a rite enabling two individuals to start their journey in life together. In a Hindu wedding, the multiplicity of creation becomes possible when spirit (Purush) unites with matter (Prakr... Read >
Author: crick jain

The Unconscious- How It Operates?

26th May 2006
A lot has been written about the Unconscious in psychology literature. During my own training, I found it hard to understand the intricacies of the Unconscious. But over the years, I have learnt something more than what the books taught me. This article i... Read >
Author: Pradeep Chadha

Letters To God

21st May 2006
LETTERS TO GOD "That catchy red color, the speed, the headlights, I have to get this toy car" said the 10 years old boy 'Krish' when traveling with his mother. "Mom I want that" said Krish. No son you already have plenty of thos... Read >
Author: Ankit Kumar

Hindu Baby Names and Their Meanings

30th April 2006
Hindu people take naming their children very seriously. They give their children names that will guide them to live a life of morality. The name is often reminiscent of divine qualities. Hindus often name their children after holy people, sages, ... Read >
Author: Julie Parker

The World is worried. The World has fear.

27th April 2006
Mr Islam (http://mrjewish.blogspot.com) The World is worried. The World has fear. Do not think this is a weakness, this is no weakness to be grateful for or indeed be proud of causing, though be sure it is your radical brotherhood that have creat... Read >
Author: Chris Frostt

It's about more than just a simple

20th November 2005
Guess who's not celebrating Christmas this year? Millions of people in the US. That's right. Tens of millions of Americans don't celebrate Christmas religiously, either as followers of non-Christian religions (Buddhists, Muslims, Hindus, Jews) or as ... Read >
Author: Simma Lieberman

Varanasi, India The City of Death

29th October 2005
Travel to the city of Varanasi and you will travel back in time. No other city in India will impact you more than ancient Varanasi. Varanasi One of the oldest cities in the world, Varanasi is located in the upper east area of India and is not far f... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Color Magic can increase revenue of your website

22nd September 2005
Maximum users are using search engines to find stuff in web world. Imagine, you want information about digital camera and you find websites from search engines, you have hundreds of websites lists on your computer screen, and your surf websites one by one... Read >
Author: Ankit Patel