Hinduism
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Hinduism Wisdom & Insight
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The Story of Tirupati Balaji - Srinivasa
This story of balaji / srinivasa is well presented in simple language and with attractive pictures.
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Significance of Mars in Horoscope, Remedies and Mangal Mantras
The position of Mars in Horoscope is of supreme importance in Astrology. Check this Hub for Meaning, Significance of Mars in Horoscope, Mangal Dosha Remedies and Mantras to reduce the Malefic Effects.
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Hindu God Krishna
A short introduction to Hindu God Krishna, his teachings and the Bhagavadgita
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Hinduism - The Size & Distribution of the Hindu Religion
Hinduism is the oldest religion in the world. Nearly 1 billion Hindus live in India. Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Fiji and Mauritius also accommodate millions of Hindus. Learn more here.
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Why You Shouldn't See the Moon on Ganesh Chaturthi: The Syamantaka Gem Story
The story behind the belief that during the festival of Ganesha Chaturthi (Vinayak Chaturthi), if you see the moon you’ll face false allegations in the coming year, plus ways you can avoid the curse.
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The Complete story of Holi with Pictures
This is a picture clear narration of the story behind the festival of holi using simple English and images for better understanding.
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Meaning of Aarthi or Arati done by waving camphor at the Lord
A little diving into history lends meaning to 'strange' Hindu rituals like the Arati (Aarthi or Aarti also). Sri Sathya Sai Baba's insight takes the ritual of waving camphor to new lofty heights.
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Mantras of Maa Kali – The Black Goddess of Dakshineswar
Maha Kali is the fiercest form of Maa Durga representing the destroyer of evil. Tantriks worship her for special siddhis. Check this Hub for Mantras of this Black Goddess of Dakshineswar and meaning.
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Hinduism: Holy Book of Hinduism? (Hinduism Facts Series)
Hinduism: Holy Book of Hinduism? Do Hindus use one holy book, or many, and what’s in them? Do they consider them “divinely inspired”?
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An Insight into the Concept of Pativrata in Hindu Dharma
In Hindu Dharma, there exists certain code of conduct for married women. A wife who possesses all those qualities is called as a “Pativrata.” Pati means husband, and vrata means vow. She is a woman for whom her husband is the world. She should...