Amma!Tu Hi Nirankar! The divine soul who shaped the family’s thoughts moving them away from dogmatic rituals towards practicality of spirituality. A remarkable revolution: You can read a holy scripture in any state for doesn’t God reside within you at all states of being. Covering the head with a scarf may be a norm of … Continue reading Amma’s Birthday!
Hindu New year is marked world over nearly at the same time period as Easter is marked by Christians and culmination of Ramadan and Eid celebrations. What more evidence can one get that We are all ONE despite different practices, regions and skin tones. Read on to find more as my compilation of a few ways various in which The Hindu New Year celebrations are carried on by different people in their own varied ways yet with a similarity of each following religious practices.
Nothing mattered! The world! The people around! The emotions went buried deep....... The deeper they went, the lighter it felt...... Leaving me unburdened.......
Diwali Festival By Sikiladi Wardrobes gain new entries as do the lockers The festival of Lights with lamps clay, brass or coppers Houses and offices get a new glaze and shine Meeting friends and relatives thine and mine Sikiladi Cleaning of the grime of ignorance and dust Re-painting the walls, giving homes a new thrust … Continue reading Diwali Festival
wonder how the worship of idols is termed as being ritualistic but worship of a book is not. In my perspective it is equally ritualistic. It is sad that the world of differences is gaining strength and the way the religious intolerance is spreading. Read on for more on the second eminent partition between two factions of society.
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