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Híndu Woman– Symbol of True ValorIf we respect a motherly women to be the symbol of valor and all Devī that we possess, our world would be paradise. Her Valor

Buddha did not reject Vedas. If you review the basic precepts of Buddhism, they are simply Vedic teachings reworded. The famous Buddhist chant of Om Mani Padme Hum speaks for

|| Rigveda Daily Quote ||O Parmeshwar ! You are always with those who follow your laws. They all live in bliss. You are the light of the whole world, You

The Unforgotten Tale Of Bravery (Raja Dahir)We all know that Arab Invader Muhammad Bin Qasim conquered Sindh in 712 AD. However, the facts surrounding this conquest, and the ill fate

|| 33 Koti Devas ||The description of Devas in Bharat is very interesting. The number of devas is said to be thirty three crores, and the river, trees, mountains, animals

Myth of Sati The debate on Sati Pratha is nothing new. It is one among the most favorite topic discussed by H¡ndu-bashers. But is it true? off course not, H¡ndu

FAKE!!!Not a single verse from any vedas commands to kill any living creature. There is no concept of infidels in Vedas. If anyone gains such knowledge as in this his

Conversation Between Sakalya And Maharishi Yajnavalkya (33 Koti Devas)–Brihadaranyaka Upanishad Chapter 3Sakalya: How many gods are there?Yajnavalkya: Three hundred and three. Then he says, Three thousand and three. Sakalya: Is this t

Ancient Hindu ShipsBharat is surrounded on three sides by the sea. The ancient Bhartiya first built the boat to travel across the sea. Image of general public of the Vedic

Mechanics and Yantra (Machine) Science in Hinduism In Maharishi Kaṇāda's Vaishesika Darshan, the word 'Karma' means motion. There are five types of motion account to vaishesika. 1.) उत्क्षेपण (upward motion)

Ancient Vedic YantraThe word “yantra” is derived from the root yam, to control, and has been freely used in ancient India for any contrivance. Mechanical skills had produced in ancient

No, Shri Bhagwat Gita doesn't talk about caste system. It has reference only about Varnas and not Castes. Varna is the activity that one professes, this activity is called his