Author: dr s ainavolu 2
Mukha is the extended face and alankara is keeping it decorated. Thus, in the tradition the... Read More
Life is full of miracles and divine interventions. In the Dakshina Patha, a scholar Vidyavati was... Read More
Sri+Nivasa is one of the names of GOD meaning the one who is abode of ‘Sri’, the abundance. Sri... Read More
Deepavali literally means ‘the row or line of lights’. These lights specify the celebration and... Read More
Krishna is the avatar of Lord Vishnu that happened in the Dwapara yuga. The very purpose of this... Read More
Navaratri literally means nine nights. Four seasons in the year have four designated ‘Navaratri’... Read More
Aparajita is one who is invincible or difficult to defeat or conquer. In a physical conquests, it is... Read More
On the new moon day of Amanta Bhadrapada, Sarva Pitru Amavasya is reverentially observed. Sarva... Read More
Kali is the age marked by ignorance and murkiness. Only a fourth of the dharma remains and it is the... Read More
Srimad Ramayanam is considered as the ‘Adi Kavya’, first written work of our mankind. Ramayanam... Read More
Padmanabha is the GOD with originating lotus from navel. The very umbilical cord blossoms into a... Read More
Come the lunar month of Bhadrapada, the festive fervour picks up for Ganapati puja. On the Chaturthi... Read More
Shani is the spiritual energy of planet known as Saturn. We have weekly adherence of importance of... Read More
Janmashtami refers to the eighth tithi (lunar day) on which birth of Shri Krishna happened. This is... Read More
