Bindis represent spiritual insight, marital status, and cultural identity. Worn for health, tradition, and fashion, they symbolize femininity, protection, and inner wisdom, and are now embraced globally beyond Hindu culture.
Hawan is an ancient Vedic fire ritual that purifies, heals, and connects us spiritually. It blends intention, sound, and nature to bring peace, health, and unity across generations.
Ancient South Indian temples, hymns, and inscriptions suggest Krishna's divine presence beyond the North through Bhakti poetry, Chola architecture, and unique worship, his legacy thrives across Tamilakam's spiritual landscape.
On Buddha Purnima 2025, Sadhguru highlights its spiritual power, marking Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and Mahasamadhi. It’s a sacred day for seekers, symbolizing ultimate inner awakening and transformation.
The 33 Vedic deities, known as Trayastrinshata, include twelve Adityas, eleven Rudras, eight Vasus, and two Ashvins. They represent cosmic forces, elements, and essential principles of life and nature.
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, uses X to voice support for justice, climate action, and compassion showcasing his progressive stance and lifelong commitment to the marginalized.
In Thailand, the Ramayan, known as Ramakien, is revered as scripture. It influences cultural identity through murals, royal names, and the UNESCO-recognized Khon dance-drama, highlighting its spiritual and national importance.
In Hinduism, infants are buried not cremated because they are seen as pure souls without karma. Burial symbolizes a gentle return to Earth, as fire isn't needed for their spiritual...
