- Spirituality
How to Perform Diwali Pooja
One of the most important rituals of Diwali is the Diwali Pooja performed on the third day of the fi...
MahaSaraswati – The Bestower of Wisdom MahaSaraswati (A Part of Tridevi Series)
In this three-blog series, we are discussing the three prime Goddesses, MahaKali, Mahalakshmi and Ma...
MahaLakshmi – The Bestower of Wealth MahaLakshmi (A Part of Tridevi Series)
During Navratri, as Sadhaks go through their spiritual journey, and Maha Kali, MahaLakshmi and MahaS...
Maha Kali – The Cleanser, The Kriya Shakti
As Navratri begins, every Sadhak begins their journey to spiritual prowess, cleansing, attaining...
Maa Kushmanda – The Creator of the Universe
Ku means little, Ushma means warmth and Anda means egg. Maa Kushmanda is therefore the force that pr...
Fasting During Navratri – Why and How
Abstaining from certain foods, thoughts and practices for a period of time in order to steer the int...
Navratri – The Nine Nights of Consciousness – Explained
The Nine Nights of Consciousness begin in ten days and in this blog, we explain to you what Navratri...
Navratri Preparation – Cleansing Our Homes, Bodies, and Spaces
Navratri begins soon and as we begin preparations for welcoming the Nine forms of Mother Goddess the...
The Shodasha Sanskaras – Part 1 of 2
The word Shodasha means 16 and the word Sanskara translates to psychological imprints, but in this c...
Mayur Pankh Mudra – The What The Why & The How.
If you have attended any of Swami Ji’s live sessions, you must be familiar with the Mayur Pankh Mu...
Importance of TapoBhumi for the Modern Sadhak
The word TapoBhumi comes from two words ‘Tapas’ and ‘Bhumi’. Tapas means austerity, spiritua...
Tantra Heart Meditation – Method and Benefits
The Heart Chakra, or the Anahata, is the central Chakra in the seven Chakras. There are three Chakra...
