On day 1, Hindus honour Mā Durgā’s manifestation as Śailputrī. She is believed to be the provider of prosperity. She is hailed as Mother Nature and prays for their spiritual awakening. She governs the Moon, the provider of all fortunes.
Śarad Navrātri: Day 1 – Mā Śailputrī Read More »
Pitru Paksha, also known as the “fortnight of the ancestors”, is a revered 15-day observance in the Hindu culture. It falls during the Hindu lunar month of Bhādrapada, corresponding to September and October in the Gregorian calendar. In 2024, this sacred period will be observed from Wednesday, September 18, to Wednesday, October 2.
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We introduced the etymology and the hidden meanings of Sanātana Dharma, Bharat in our previous post. Let’s continue our exploration on this topic even further.
Demystifying and Decoding basics of Sanātana Dharma – Part 2 Read More »
The ten-day Ganeśa festival started across the globe yesterday (Friday 6th September) from Ganeśa Chaturthi day (4th day of Shukla Paksha of Bhādprada month i.e., waxing moon August/September).
Akshaya Tritīyā is celebrated on the 3rd day of Shukla Paksha of Vaiśakh month (April – May). It is a very auspicious day for Hindus & Jains. It is a unique day when both Sun and Moon are at an exalted position.
As the world enters the age of Artificial Intelligence, it is a certainty that new inventions and scientific breakthroughs are going to be of paramount importance for India to be a leading global power. India has had an ancient heritage of freedom of expression, reform movements and those who challenge the status quo.
A fusion of science and spirituality in Sanatan Dharma Read More »
Although a fact, yet hardly acknowledged, in a groundbreaking revelation, IBM has shed light on the remarkable origination of algebra in ancient India.
IBM acknowledges the Indian roots of Algebra Read More »
Here is a list of books and online resources for Hinduism specific to religious education in the UK.
Resources for Hinduism in Religious Education Read More »
Vishwa Hindu Parishad (World Council of Hindus) is offering complimentary copies of their publication, “Hindu Funeral Rites” which is a comprehensive guidance on Hindu cremation ceremonies.
Free Distribution of ‘Hindu Funeral Rites’ Guide book by VHP (UK) Read More »
As a British Hindu or British Indian, it is important to know and practice our ‘Bharatiya’ Dharma, and perform our Dharmic duties towards our families, our Samaj and the British Society we are part of.