Hindutva: A Legacy of Spiritual Resilience and Global Harmony – Past, Present, and Future Influence on the World and the West

Hindutva, often translated as “Hindu-ness” (some would argue a synonym for Hinduism), has its roots in the ancient cultural, spiritual, and philosophical traditions of Bhārat (India). Despite frequently being misunderstood as merely a religious or political ideology, Hindutva encompasses a broader worldview that emphasises unity in diversity, inclusiveness, resilience, self-realisation, peace and harmony for all.

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⁠⁠⁠Britain’s Grooming Gangs: The suffering of British Hindus and Sikhs and challenging political correctness

A grooming gang refers to a group of individuals who systematically target children for sexual exploitation. The term “grooming” specifically refers to the process by which perpetrators build relationships with their victims in order to manipulate, exploit and control them for sexual purposes.

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The magnificent Kumbh Mela: A spiritual celebration of humanity

The Kumbh Mela stands as one of humanity’s most extraordinary spiritual gatherings, a breathtaking confluence of faith, culture, and human connection that transcends ordinary human experience. Held every 12 years in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, this monumental festival is not just an event—it’s a profound spiritual odyssey that captures the essence of India’s rich cultural tapestry.

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Śarad Navrātri: Day 8 – Mā Mahāgauri

On day 8, the Mahā Aṣtami, Devi Mahāgauri is invoked with great devotion. Devi Mahāgauri, the eighth form of Nava Durgā radiates purity, peace, and tranquillity. Her name itself signifies her luminous milky white complexion as Mahā means ‘great; Gauri refers to fair or bright. She is adorned in pristine white garments, symbolising her transcendence over darkness and impurities.

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Śarad Navrātri: Day 7 – Mā Kālarātri

On day 7, Mā Durgā takes the 7th form as Mā Kālarātri, one of the fiercest forms of Durgā and her appearance evokes fear. ‘Kāla’ means ‘death & time’, and ‘Rātri’ means ‘night’. This form is believed to be the destroyer of all demonic qualities and negative energies, who flee upon knowing of her arrival. She killed the demons Śumbha & Niśumbha.

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