Blogs — HInduism

Hinduism, often referred to by its adherents as Sanātana Dharma ("Eternal Order" or "Eternal Path"), is among the world's oldest religions, with roots extending over 4,000 years in the Indian subcontinent. Unlike others, Hinduism does not have a single identifiable founder; instead, it evolved over millennia, integrating a diverse array of philosophies, beliefs, and rituals. Today, Hinduism is the third-largest religion globally, with approximately 1.2 billion adherents, primarily residing in India and Nepal.  Evidence from the Indus Valley Civilization suggests that certain practices and symbols, such as ritual bathing and the worship of deities resembling later Hindu gods, may have influenced...

Karadaiyan Nombu, also known as Savitri Nombu Vratham, is a revered festival observed predominantly by South Indian women.  Karadaiyan Nombu is observed during the transition between the Tamil months of Maasi and Panguni. This vratam begins on the night of the last day of Maasi and concludes on the morning of the first day of Panguni. It is also known as Kamakshi Nombu and Gowri Nombu. This festival rooted in Hindu tradition, Karadaiyan Nombu serves as a beautiful testament to the values of love, commitment, and unwavering faith in marital life.  Karadaiyan Nombu Date and timing  Karadaiyan Nombu observed on...

Hinduism, one of humanity’s oldest living religions, offers profound insights into the mysteries of existence and the moral principles that guide human life. Among its rich tapestry of teachings, the concepts of Karma and Dharma stand out as core philosophies that shape not only the individual’s journey but also influence the collective harmony of society. These principles lay the groundwork for understanding how actions reverberate through lifetimes, and how one’s purpose and duty, when aligned with universal law, lead to spiritual growth and inner peace. Karma and Dharma are more than just ancient teachings—they offer a timeless guide for a...