Indian E-Greetings
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Wallpapers of Indian Gods and Goddesses
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NEW ARTICLES
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Vishnu - He who Pervades the Universe
Vishnu is commonly known as the second member of the Great Triad of gods, the others being Brahma and Shiva. His function is to preserve the universe through each cycle of creation and ensure that it is not subject to premature entropy and dissolution. Vishnu cannot prevent the ultimate meltdown of creation; he can only ensure that it does not happen before schedule. For the universe too has its designated span of existence and Vishnu keeps it in good order.   Read more...

Vishwamitra - The Friend of the World
Vishwamitra is, in mythic terms, one of the most important rishis of India. His influence is profound and permeates every cranny of the collective consciousness of the Hindus. Vishwamitra is that strange and rare phenomenon - the Hero who becomes an Enlightened Sage. He was a veritable tsunami of Will, storming the gates of heaven and wresting acknowledgement for his spiritual status.   Read more...

Kundalini - Nada and the Golden Egg
"Sound is a form of energy which has frequency, pitch, volume, tone and also subtle qualities." - Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati
The first time I became aware of a peculiar sound in the ear was when I joined the course in Brahma Vidya. This sound has become a constant companion. It is a very tinny sound and what I call 'chinn' sound. Swami Muktananda of Ganeshpuri calls it the sound of "Consciousness." This sound cannot be heard outside the ear i.e. it can only be experienced.   Read more...

Orbs - The Energies Around Us
There are energies all around us but we are unaware of them. We think that we are alone. Because we have blocked off everything non-physical we think it does not exist.

Would you believe them if you saw them?

Sometimes they can show up on film. Especially digital cameras with their greater low light range can pick up spirits and energies in photos. What do spirits look like? Most of us expect to see ghostly forms as shown in movies, but they don't show like that.

The most common form they take is round balls of light called orbs. These are round and bright globes that you can find everywhere. When you tune in and begin to take spirit photos, orbs become so common that many people discount them.
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