Nature Vibes! A beautiful bright rainbow 🌈 is always a pleasant sight for eyes to behold as it sucks away the gloom of the day to gift a smile.
Author: Sikiladi
HCK at Hindu Sanatan Mandir
Published in April 2025 Edition of Hindu Deep by Hindu Council of Kenya
Prayers for Pahalgam Victims!
Grief! Shock! It left many in a can full of mixed emotions. Emotions of grief, shock, disbelief, fear, mistrust, disbelief, hatred, sympathy, anger, sadness and a lot more. The terror attack that brings humanity to its lowest and brings up sentiments of all sorts yet they know not that deep within it stirs up a … Continue reading Prayers for Pahalgam Victims!
SWS at Sanskriti Mahotsav
Published in Hindu Deep as community news.
Hindu Sanatan Mandir, Machakos
A very cloudy Sunday morning, Navratri reaching its final day and the auspiciousness of Ram Navami festival. Most temples in Nairobi had a day full of programs to mark the holy occasions yet I decided to skip attending the prayers in Nairobi and joined the Hindu Council of Kenya convoy to Machakos to attend the … Continue reading Hindu Sanatan Mandir, Machakos
मॉं रहती है माता
A 20 Year High Seva Spree ( A Healer’s diary)
Published in The Asian Weekly , Edition 764 http://www.kamaltolia.com/?p=5115 http://www.kamaltolia.com/?p=5111
Religion!
Time and again incidents occur that make us think twice about religious hatred vs. amicability. The poem "New Religion" was composed back in the days when an incident inspired me to write it and once again the hostile situation between two nations following an ugly act of terrorism made me revisit this poem and felt … Continue reading Religion!
The War!
The hatred that must never be caused by religions has become a cause for many a wars. Religious intolerance is further degrading humanity.
Aum Shanti!
The merciless killing of innocent civilians, the tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir has stirred the sad strings of all Hindu hearts as the victims lost their lives because they were Hindus. The religious intolerance has empowered minds to an ugly extent and has caused much pain and anguish amongst people.
Sikiladi 