RELIGION

The Iron Pillar of Delhi hasen't rusted or corroded despite being continuously exposed to heat, rain, humidity, air, and dust for nearly 1,600 years

Lord Ganesha choose the rat as his vehicle after a battle with Gajamukha who obtained invincible powers from Lord Shiva on the advice of Guru Shukraachaarya

The word ‘Tantra’ is derived from the combination of three words ‘Tattva’, ‘Mantra’ and ‘Yantra’. Tantra has infinite power with unlimited applications. Tantra is a legitimate science and not black magic. Vashikaran (A form of Hypnotism), voodooism and black magic are definitely neither part of Tantra nor has it been advised in any tantric scriptures.

Goddess Durga – is an example of a perfect woman with many talents & powers which helped her triumph over evil. She is second to none and has unlimited skills

There are 51 Shakti Peeths or sacred shrines dedicated to the goddess Shakti or Parvati in Hinduism corresponding to the 51 alphabets in Sanskrit language.

Why is Lord Krishna the naughtiest characters in Indian mythology, one of the most happening Gods in Hindu religion? Why, given a chance every mother in India would like to be Devki or Yashoda and nurse a child like Krishna? What makes him relevant even today?

Lord Krishna is one God you can call your friend. Someone you can take liberties and call a prankster, cult-figure, the model lover, divine hero or Supreme Being at the same time.

An all-in-one God, Krishna is able to transforms himself as a leader, hero, protector, philosopher, teacher and friend.

Lord Krishna was an unparalleled statesman, accomplished charioteer, master flute player and musician. He gave lessons to Narada in the art of playing the Vina and could thrill the hearts of the Gopis and gather all the cows at one place by playing hi flute.

Krishna is the fountain of unconditional and eternal love. Krishna's relationship with Radha is symbolic of true love between man and woman, God and his devotee. Radha's name is taken before Krishna who is said to be incomplete without Radha...

A bitter truth that must realise is that there is no such thing called absolute right and wrong. There are many shades of gray in between. As Lord Krishna himself says in Mahabharata, “What they are doing is adharma; what we are doing is also adharma, but we are doing it with an intention of establishing dharma. They are doing it with the intention of establishing adharma.”

The Central theme of Gita is Karma hi Dharma or work is worship. Lord Krishna reminds Arjun that he should do his ‘karma’ or duty without expectation of fruit or reward as whatever is destined is bound to happen. At the moment his duty as a soldier is to stand up and fight for th just cause. Lord Krishna explains further that our lives are a combination of karma and dharma. Karma is the fate determined by our past actions, while dharma is the duty to perform the karma