By Mrs Manjeet Brar on May 9, 2020
Happy Mother's Day 2016
Customs/Traditions

On this day, the Mother’s Day just remember the mother is not so docile She is the power which supports this world, not at all frail or fragile Even the Gods worship the Mother, she has the place Supreme above all If you do not respect the Mother, be sure you are preparing for a […]
By Sudipta Ray on September 2, 2019
Ganpati, Ganpati Bappa, Ganpati Visarjan, Lord Ganesha
Beliefs, Customs/Traditions
As a child I was often told that I should not look at the moon the Ganesh Chaturthi. I would not understand but simply follow what was told. Today I would like to share with you the answer to the question why should you not see the moon on Ganesh Chaturthi? The Mystery Well the […]
By Rakesh on August 14, 2019
rakhri, raksha bandhan
Customs/Traditions

Some people are always there even if not in their bodily form This is true even if we know that death is the ultimate norm Even all souls are eternal, still some reflections are just apart No matter even if their life ended before they could fully start To achieve the goals that they cherished, […]
By Sudipta Ray on April 19, 2019
Lord Jesus
Customs/Traditions

Egg has always been considered as a sign of new life. In Christianity the eggs are a symbol of Jesus emerging from the tomb and his resurrection. We all have seen Easter celebration from around the world. Have you ever wondered why eggs and bunnies are associated with this festival? We will try to turn […]
By Dr Divya Mittal on March 28, 2019
negative energy, smudging, vibrations
Customs/Traditions

Have ever heard about the term smudging? Well if not, then here is a chance to learn about it from the spiritual perspective. Actually smudging is a concept that developed in Native America years back. The main intention of doing it was to clear the living space from all negative energies and purify the surroundings. […]
By Sudipta Ray on March 6, 2019
four varnas, hinduism, kshatriya
Customs/Traditions

The second varna in Hinduism is Kshatriya. Varnas is the essence of Hindu society. Each varna has been assigned a certain job that they must do. For example the responsibility that is given to the Kshatriyas is to fight and protect the other varnas. The Kshatriya comes just after the Brahmins. They are the police […]
By Sudipta Ray on March 3, 2019
importance of Maha Shivaratri, Lord Shiva, pooja vidhi
Customs/Traditions

Shivratri is a day of extreme importance for the Hindus. Mahashivratri is the auspicious night dedicated to Lord Shiva. The entire day and night are spent in prayers of Shiva. In this article we discuss the importance of Maha Shivaratri and the rituals associated with worshiping Shiva on this day.
By Sudipta Ray on January 28, 2019
brahmin, hinduism, varnas
Customs/Traditions

There are four varnas in Hinduism. Varnas means the sections of the society. The Hindu society was divided into four varnas. The four varnas are – Brahmins, Khatriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras. Even today the system of Varnas is followed but not as strictly as it was years back. The first and the most important of […]
By Sudipta Ray on November 8, 2018
Bhai dooj, sisters
Customs/Traditions

Metaphysics Knowledge dedicates this bhai dooj to all sisters who left this world before time Along the journey some people are left behind never to be seen again Yet it would be a disrespect if one remembers them with a sense of pain During their lives, they always were happy and happiness did they […]
By Deepak Chopra on November 4, 2018
Dhanteras, Diwali Puja, significance of Dhanteras
Customs/Traditions, Featured, Miscellaneous

Dhanteras this year will be celebrated on 5 November 2018. It is one of the most significant days in the Hindu calendar and comes on the thirteenth day of the dark fortnight of Kartik month. It always falls in October or November. A day or two before the Diwali is Dhanteras. For today the auspicious […]