Analysis of Big Bang Theory
The big bang theory is the most accepted but is also a misunderstood one to some extent. A common misunderstanding…
Asur, Rākshas, Pishāch, Dhaithy and Dhānav : Reality Take
All these are, in a way, the fallen divinities (fallen Aryas) who went out of the Indian subcontinent to lands like China, Iran, Europe, Australia, Africa, America and Lanka and settled there, establishing their culture.
Incarnations and Incarnations – Part 3
The first of these three last avatars is the young Krishna (the body of Vishnu), up to 11 years and 52 days in whose body descended the Exalted Power of the Supreme Lord. So, the Braj Leela …
Incarnations and Incarnations – Part 2
The Tartamic Wisdom of Supreme Lord manifested in the 17th century, revealing all the hitherto unknown facts about the form, nature, abode and sport of the Supreme Lord and the hierarchal organization of the universes.
Incarnations and Incarnations – Part 1
Incarnation and Avatar are more or less synonymous words of worldly origin. Avtar is an original Sanskrit word that has been borrowed as such by different languages, including English. Incarnation is an English vocabulary created for Avatar.
Vasu, Rudhr, Ādhithy, Prajāpati, and Dhikpāl: Know them
Cħandhyogy Upanishad (3/16/1) gives an idea about Vasu, Rudhr and Ādhithy.
A Take on family Goddess/God (kuldevi/kuldevta), village God (grāmdevta)?
By his halo of knowledge, love, tolerance, penances and sacrifice, any such person who has done good for the whole village for its welfare is known as village deity. But …
Is it Correct that Indra Brought About Thundeshowers at Braj out of Anger?
Before the sport of Braj, there was a Dev-Asur (divinity-demon) war in which King Dushyant of the Moon dynasty had gone to Himalaya to help Indra, king of the divinity kingdom. While on his return, his chariot had stopped at a hermitage (Kanvāshram) near the river Mālini in Bijnaur Janpadh, situated at the foothills of Himalayas.
Who are Dev, Gandħarv, Yaksh, Kinnar and Nāg, and where do they stay?
Dev (the divine one), Gandħarv (heavenly musicians, a class of demigods in the paradise of Indra), Yaksh (another type of demigods), Kinnar (a mythical class of celestial persons known for their riches) and Nāg (hooded snakes).
Bhuvarlok and Pitharlok: Fact
According to mythological texts, the world of the dead is a realm distinct from and above the earth in which the souls of dead humans free off their material bodies reside. The concept is that when relatives of these deceased perform an annual offering of food and water, they reach them and feel satisfied. And so, it is said in religious texts that it is essential to make these offerings for the good and well-being of the dead relatives.
Is there the existence of Swarg (Paradise) or not?
The term ‘paradise’ has a relation to joy and pleasure. Any state that provides enjoyment and pleasure is in itself Paradise. In this article we explain the three types of Paradise.
The Age-Old Hindu Concept of 33 Crore Divinities (Devtas)
(Kashmir, Tibet and Mansarovar) by the volitional power of Ādi Nārāyan were called divine creation because of their being highly learned and of truthful nature. With time their number increased to 33 crores. Sometimes, these pious, virtuous, saintly and learned humans were addressed as 33 crore divinities.
Who are Devas or Devatas?
Because of general or popular belief, a delusory misconception prevails that Divine beings (God or Devta) live in a world above the sky and are invisible to our eyes.
Pralaya or Dissolution – Part 2
Acceptable Spirituo-Scientific Elucidation The Dictum “Everything that begins has to end”. If there is a beginning, there has to be…
Pralaya or Dissolution – Part 1
Confusing Interpretations and Recordings Preamble Pralaya or dissolution is part or total annihilation of all that is created. Generally, most…