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  The image of Lord Siva, dancing His eternal cosmic dance, with one foot lifted and a swinging arm, as depicted in the Chidambaram temple, ...

  Lord Narayana takes many avataras, and the purpose of every avatara is to save sadhus. Ramanujacharya, in his Gita Bhashya, defines the wo...

 Kannu Parvetai Paleya Seervaram: A Divine Tradition of Blessings The Tamil expression “Kannu Parvetai Paleya Seervaram” is a deeply poetic ...

 The metaphor "There is very little oil in the vessel of life and the night is long" reflects the fragility of human existence and...

 The Blue Himkamal and Other Flowers of the Himalayas The Himalayas, the "Abode of Snow," are home to some of the most diverse and...

 Sandhya Bhasha: The Language of Mysticism and Symbolism Sandhya Bhasha, meaning "twilight language" in Sanskrit, is a veiled and ...

 In the first chapter, Purusha Sukta praises the Lord’s qualities and power but does not mention who that Lord is. The following section onl...