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1. Srirangapatna - A Cultural Extravaganza February 11, 2012 Srirangapatna is a town in Mandya district of the Indian state of Karnataka. It is located near the city of Mysore and is of great religious, cultural and historic importance. The entire town is enclosed by the river Kaveri to form a river island. While the main river flows on the eastern side of the island, the Paschima Vaahini segment of the same river flows to its west. Tourists often visit this town to explore the interesting monuments in Srirangapatna. The town takes its name from the celebrated Ranganathaswamy temple which the special attraction the town. The presence of the temple ... (read more) Author: Andrew Michel

2. Yoga Education Will Build Character February 06, 2012 At present, the government of this country is striving to bring about universal education. In this context, it will be useful to consider what purpose of education should foster character, help the acquisition of good quality, or seela, and eradicate vices, knowledge should also enable us to understand the truth about things. Savite and Vaishnavite saints have proclaimed that God alone Truth, and rest is maya or illusion. These sages and sants endeavoured to realise Truth, that is God. In him they found their supreme joy. They looked at everything else as the sources of evil and suffering. In ... (read more) Author: dave opton

3. Staying at a Camp in Kedarnath January 28, 2012 Kedarnath is a temple town in the State of Uttarakhand (Uttaranchal). Located at a height of 3584 meters, this place is located near the source of the Mandakini River. The Kedarnath Temple, one of the holiest Shaivite Shrines is located here. It gains even more importance because it is a Jyotirlinga Shrine. Every year thousands of pilgrims embark on the KedarnathYatra, to reach this place and worship Lord Shiva. Most pilgrims who visit Kedarnath also visit the Vaishnavite Shrine of Badrinath. Badrinath and Kedarnath form a part of the Char Dham Yatra. The distance from Badrinath to Kedar... (read more) Author: soni sajjan

4. Overview of Rameshwaram Dham August 25, 2011 Rameswaram is the town in the Ramanathapuram district in Tamil Nadu. Rameswaram is located about 50 Kms from Mannar Island in Srilanka. Rameshwaram is connected to India by the Pamban Bridge. Rameswaram Dham is the name of one of the other Dhams placed in India and the other Dhams lie at different regions of India. The four Dhams consist of two Vaishnavite, one Shaivite and one mixed site. Rameshwaram Dham is one among the other Dhams where you can pray only God Shiva. God Vishnu is been worshiped in other Dhams and it is appeared in one way or the other. The temples which comes under Char D... (read more) Author: sara andresan

5. Shankardeva: The singer, lyricist and musicologist of medieval India and the creator of Borgeet. April 21, 2011 Shankardeva: The singer, lyricist and musicologist of medieval India and the creator of Borgeet. Deepak Bhuyan. Music was totally an approach of spirituality in the medieval period of India. In the growth of such musical genres we find many forms of songs and music. The content of the lyrics and the style of music of medieval period was attached to the spiritualism alienating the enjoyment of lunatic success. In these categor... (read more) Author: Deepak Bhuyan

6. MEDIEVAL INDIAN AEROBICS AND SHANKARDEVA. February 10, 2011 Medieval Indian Aerobics and Sankardeva. Deepak Bhuyan. Sankardevas Mati Akhora – the medieval Indian aerobics and its effects on human psychophysical aspects with reference to its practice in the present Neo-Vaishnavite monasteries of Majuli. This may be a subject of research which is still laying untouched. But before elaborating the subject it would be well to notice at the outset some benefits of aerobics and its ori... (read more) Author: Deepak Bhuyan

7. SHANKARIAN THEATER AND KRISHNA CULTURE. February 10, 2011 SHANKARIAN THEATER AND KRISHNA CULTURE. Deepak Bhuyan. Shankarian theater can be defined as an Assamese theater of 15 th century innovated by Shankardeva, the great Vaishnavite monk of India and later on nurtured by his disciples, to enlighten the people of North East India, irrespective of cast or creed in the line of socio-cultural-educational and ethical field, along with, never ending, incomparable, debonair Krishna culture. Shankarian theater is a popular theater of Assam which has been practicing ... (read more) Author: Deepak Bhuyan

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