Shiva

Many religions honour their founder or great teacher in various ways. Hindu dharma is perhaps unique in honouring the guru or spiritual master as a principle in itself beyond any particular personality, philosophy or revelation.The true guru is a position of spiritual guidance, the illuminating presence of a higher awareness. The guru is not limited to any physical person, however exalted he or she may be.

  By Acharya David Frawley (Pandit Vamadeva Shastri) Tantra and Veda: One Tradition   A number of writers and teachers, …

YOGA THERAPY OR YOGA CHIKITSA   The Sanskrit term for therapy throughout its medical literature is Chikitsa, which literally refers …

The Shiva-Kali Axis in Vedic astrology is the important axis between the Galactic Center in early Sagittarius (Kali) and the …

An indepth study of the Vedic Understanding of the Milky Way and the Zodiac Soma and the Orientation of the …

Shiva Mahadeva is ultimately a deity that represents the non-dualistic Absolute beyond all the contraries and oppositions of this dualistic …

  Shiva and Prana Yoga  Prana Yoga is one of the most important Yoga traditions and an integral part of …

Traveling throughout India, including much time in the south, I have been trying to make sense of the proposed Aryan-Dravidian …

Hindu Gods and Goddesses, more properly called Devatas or Divine principles, are usually treated by modern scholars in a superficial …

Ganesha is said to be the remover of obstacles, which he is most energized to accomplish on Ganesh Chaturthi. Lord …