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Mantra For Family Karma: Ant Na Siphatee

By: Ramdesh Kaur | 2011-04-01 | Yoga
Mantra for Family Karma Spending the holidays with your family? Take a long look at your relatives. Are there family patterns or karmas that are playing themselves out? Look at a cycle of abuse. Ofte... read more

Durga Puja : celebration of Dilliwalein & Amchi mumbai

By: rwssolution | 2010-09-26 | Culture
This festival of durga puja is celebrated on the victory of good over evil. The yearly visit of the goddess is thought to bring well-being and happiness to the people. read more

Kolkata South : A Durga puja special

By: rwssolution | 2010-09-17 | Culture
Durga Puja, the most ecstatic festival of Bengalees is the worship of the devine power. It is celebrated throughout the state, but with great grandeur in Kolkata. read more

Celebration Of Durga Puja Other Corners Of West Bengal

By: wms solution | 2010-09-26 | Religion
What can I say about durga Puja'.it is the most ecstatic festival of Bengalees ,a worship of the divine power. This festival celebrates the victory of good over evil. read more

Is It Really More Blessed to Give than to Receive?

By: David Robert Ord | 2010-12-05 | Religion
"He's got more presents than me!" Jimmy yells when, on Christmas morning, he discovers that his brother Tim has two extra packages beneath the Christmas tree. "That's because I'm Santa's favorite," Tim taunts. "He always gives me more things than he gives you because he likes me more." Sticking his tongue out, he rubs the "injustice" in by chanting, "Na, na, na, na na!" Jimmy, to whom the idea that it's more blessed to give than to receive would seem stupid, is inflamed with envy. read more

Navratri - A festival of worship

By: Pandit Punarvasu | 2012-04-19 | Astrology
23rd March 2012, today starts the navratri- the auspicious nine nights devoted to Maa Durga. It is celebrated with great enthusiasm throughout India especially in North India. read more

The Religion of the deoris of Assam

By: Guptajit Pathak | 2010-12-11 | History
Religion is a Principal element of culture of any community or tribe by which a culture of that community or tribe develops. The basic objective of a religion is to develop psychology, that is why, the main element of a culture is not only psychological development but also Humanitarianism, i.e. promotion of human welfare. Besides, the ultimate and major aim of true human religion is to facilitate welfare of the society and to bring social control over them for which due attention must be given read more

Grab unique puja items from India, the land of spirituality

By: craffts | 2012-02-01 | Home Improvement
Want to enjoy eternal peace and joy? Worship your loving God or Goddess with pure puja items, available on popular e-portal Craffts.com! read more

All about 9 Mukhi Rudraksha

By: Sanjeev Kumaaar | 2011-11-29 | Astrology
9 Mukhi Rudraksha is a natural bead with nine natural lines flowing over through its shell. This Rudraksha is believed to be bestowed with the divine powers of the nine deities. It is also a symbol of ‘Kapal Bhairav’. In astrology, it is associated with Goddess Durga or Shakti. The supreme deity of Mahamaya Jagdamba, who supposedly gave birth to the existence, is credited as the deity of this read more

The Division of the Deoris of Assam

By: Guptajit Pathak | 2010-12-11 | History
Almost all the tribes both hill tribes and plan tribes living in different districts of Assam have small or broad divisions (khels) among them. The Deoris are also no exception to this. They have four broad divisions which are (i) Dibangiya, (ii) Tengapaniya, (iii) Borgoyan and (iv) Patorgoyan. The Derois term the division as "Gayan" (Khel). Each of the division originated its name either from, the name of a particular river or a place. The separate groups of the Deoris did not settle on the ba read more

Heavenly Experience At Chamundeswari Temple, Mysore

By: Roy Chavarcode | 2012-05-08 | Travel Tips
Mysore city is regarded as the ‘Palace City’ and has many tourist attractions. Chamundeswari temple is one of the famous tourist attractions in this city. It is located about 13 kilometers away from the city on the Chamundi Hills. It is named after Durga or Chamundeswari, considered as a form of Shakti. The deity is worshiped for many centuries by the Maharajas of Mysore and is considered read more

Nod32 Outside The Scriptures? Seven Major Items Of The Depth Of Experience In Evaluating The

By: gaga | 2010-12-23 | Business
Introduction: In the past, security Software Industry is the domestic anti-virus software "unified" the situation, but now the situation has been completely broken, and foreign anti-virus software companies have joined in this competition, the great world gathered in China anti-virus software, common for the majority of Chinese user's computer system "escort" flavor. On the one hand read more

Temples of Delhi Tour

By: vikas gupta | 2012-01-07 | Vacation Rentals
The temples, which attracts approximately 70 percent of all tourists who visit Delhi.Sometimes referred to as Dilli, Delhi is the 2nd largest metropolis in India, after Mumbai, with a population of 13 million, and with an extended metropolitan population of almost 22 million. Located in Northern India on the banks of the River Yamuna, Delhi has the political status of a federally administered unio read more

Festivals of Kolkata

By: David Urmann | 2010-04-03 | Destinations
Tourists are drawn to the laidback charm of Kolkata. And their annual festivals are always most awaited events. read more

The third flavor of tie guan yin tea

By: nana smith | 2011-09-29 | Business
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