Hinduism 101: Hanuman, The Monkey God
Aside from Ganesh, Hanuman is one of the most easily recognizable Hindu gods to travelers of India. He is known as the Monkey God, and his popularity in India is something to behold. Thousands of [...]
Home / Posts tagged 'Hinduism'
In Hinduism 101, Religion / / 0 comments
Aside from Ganesh, Hanuman is one of the most easily recognizable Hindu gods to travelers of India. He is known as the Monkey God, and his popularity in India is something to behold. Thousands of [...]
In Destinations, Religion, Temples / / 0 comments
Little if any information is written about the small, quaint Jagdamba Temple (dedicated to the Indian Goddess of the same name) near Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh. Deodar forest covers much of the hilly terrain surrounding Jagdamba [...]
In Hinduism 101, Religion / / 1 comment
Ganesha, the much beloved elephant god of India. He is the son of Shiva, Lord of the Brahmacharis (celibates), remover of obstacles, and the Lord of Success. He is the god of wisdom whose image [...]
In Hinduism 101, Religion / / 0 comments
The ‘Tulsi’ plant is the most sacred herb of India and an important symbol in the Hindu religion. Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum), also known as Indian Basil and/or Holy Basil, is a different plant from the [...]
In Destinations, Religion / / 0 comments
The Yamuna River, one of the great rivers of India, extends 855 miles (1,370 km) from its pristine source in the Himalayas, through the densely populated plains of Uttar Pradesh. It flows directly through Delhi [...]
In Hinduism 101, Religion / / 15 comments
Shiva literally means “auspiciousness, welfare”. He is the third god of the Hindu Triad and is the destroyer of all evil. He represents darkness (tamas), and is said to be the ‘angry god’. However, according [...]
Latest News
Trending Today
National Emblem of India: The Four Lions of Sarnath 2 comment(s)
Taking a Trip to India with an iPhone 4 2 comment(s)
Vivek Express Begins India’s Longest Railway Route 0 comment(s)
8 Tips Regarding Pot in India 0 comment(s)
Traditional Indian Fabric Embroidery for Salwars & Sarees 1 comment(s) Top 10 Lists
Latest Tweets
