Author: dr s ainavolu
Ahaara is the input we take; Vihara refers to the indulgence; Vyavahara is the conduct. Read More
In the days of the commercialised practice, the fear is built around the three grahas (planets!) of... Read More
Maternal affection is unconditional. Mothers’ wish is for the well-being of their children.... Read More
The probable beginning of the Yug was Yugadi and symbolically celebrated every year on the first of... Read More
The embeddedness in worldly matters often makes people not notice the avatarana. Only a few... Read More
“Lankhanam” is calibrated fasting and “Parama Aushadham” means supreme remedy. Together it... Read More
Shivaratri happens once every month and is known as “Maasa Shivaratri”. Once a year the... Read More
Rukmini is the wife of Shri Krishna and is considered to be the “avataran” of Goddess Lakshmi,... Read More
Bhishma, the grand-uncle of Pandavas and Kauravas is central to the Mahabharata or Jaya Samhita. In... Read More
Spartha is a healthy competition. In vidya, which is education/knowledge, it is said that it... Read More
Narayana refers to the form of Vishnu. Often God’s name is given to children by parents with the... Read More
Sankranti is the occasion when the “Sankraman” or the transit of the Sun from one rashi to the... Read More
Karma is used in two ways, first is the action and second as the fruit of such action. When used in... Read More
Kaala is Samay, the dimension of time. Mahakala is the regulator and controller of that time. The... Read More
