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Temples, the sacred creations of the human beings to house their revered deities on earth, are the most amazing aspect of Indian religious beliefs. Erected, carved or scooped out from rocks, temples are the reflections of the creativity, religious beliefs and architectural finesse of respective eras. Hindu Temple Puja Accssories India, historically referred to the [...]

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What is meditation? Why is it necessary? Everybody wants to know about himself or herself. Don’t they? One often asks oneself: “Who am I? What’s the purpose of my life?” Meditation may answer these questions. Meditation brings us to the inmost core of our being, to the truth ourselves. It helps us explore into ourselves [...]

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Meditation, inherent in every religion, means experiencing and acquiring spiritual energy by concentrating deeply. It is the technique that is used since eons to heighten spiritual growth in individuals. For saints and sages, meditation is an integral part of life that comes naturally but among common human beings it is regarded as a complex exercise [...]

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Patanjali’s Yogasutra defines Yoga as ‘the control of thought-waves in the mind’. The mind according to him has three main components, manas- that absorbs the impression with the help of five senses, buddhi- the rational component that enables one to react to those impressions and, ahamkara- the ego-sense that claims the knowledge for its own. [...]

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Buddhist Art had not been there in the earlier days of Buddhism, and did not appear until the first century BC. The more devout priests had no need for images of Buddha, but as it became popular in the first century BC, the laymen patronized the making of images of Buddha, for tangible visual forms [...]

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