Magadha is a historically significant region in India and has been the seat of power for many renowned dynasties. It played a very important role in shaping Indian history, serving as the birthplace of Jainism and Buddhism. Famous rulers like Chandragupta Maurya and Ashoka hailed from here.

There are three core beliefs or the 3 pillar thoughts that make Hinduism more scientific and close to god. Hindus see the universe and everything in it as belonging to and being a part of God. Hindu believes that each person is divine and that human life’s purpose is to experience this divinity.

The four Purusharthas are the fundamental principle of Hinduism. They are the target of human life, and following them will lead a proper meaningful life and at the end will be eligible for Moksha. 

It would be great if people get to do it according to their own nature. They will be more satisfied, can contribute more towards society, and make a happy living. Choosing a work, according to one’s own nature is the base of the Varna system

The concept of the three Rin is based on the idea that we are all indebted to others for our existence and well-being. We owe a debt to the gods for creating us, to our ancestors for giving us life, and to the sage for providing the knowledge from ancient times. 

In Hinduism life is divided into four stages each with some specified goal to achieve. This division helps us to focus on the work that we have to do during a particular time of our lives. Each stage has its own set of duties and responsibilities.

Vedas are the oldest Hindu Scriptures written in Sanskrit. They are not just books but represent eternal knowledge. Vedas contain hymns, mantras, and benedictions, text on rituals, ceremonies, sacrifices, and symbolic sacrifices, commentaries on rituals, ceremonies, and texts discussing meditation, philosophy, and spiritual knowledge.

At first glance, the world seems so unfair. Some are born rich, some are born poor, some have many physical and mental illnesses, some become the victims of exploitation, some die early, some die very painfully and some die very peacefully. The question we ask ourselves every time is why? If the god created this world, then why was he being unfair to us?    

Whenever the question come to us that who were our ancestor? We most likely answer that we are Aryans. Or descendent of the Aryans. People of the Vedic age we all refer to them as the Aryans and the people in the south we  all refer them as the Dravidian.   So the net question is […]

To date whatever evidence, we have not been able to describe the reason for the decline of the Harrapan civilization. At the time around 2200 BCE, something didn’t work for the Harrapan people and it started to decline.

Harappan civilization was older than Vedic but Harappans were more advanced in many ways. Vedic people were more like village people. Here is some major difference between them.

Harappans were best known for their advanced water management and the systematic grid planning of cities. They were farmers, traders, and skilled workers. So far archeologists have excavated more than 1000 sites of the civilization. Here are a few most important sites which have some unique features. Harappa  The Harappa is located on the banks […]