sikiladi’s Photography
Showering Grace!
Spiritual Vibes! Finding a place of grace within a walled and veiled city is a common sight in Southern part of India where almost anywhere and everywhere one can expect a temple to be present. Photgraphy : Sikiladi Date: 25/07/24 Bengaluru, India
Inner Stability Amid Global Chaos (BK Shivani)
Inner Stability Amid Global Chaos BK Shivani's discourse on 21st June in Nairobi addressed the issue of Tolerance and Acceptance in equal measure. Shared here are some take away points from the discourse. The one who tolerates believes himself to be a victim. This happens very frequently though that's not how it should be. Tolerance … Continue reading Inner Stability Amid Global Chaos (BK Shivani)
Future of Power at Raj Yoga Center
Published in the Hindu Deep, June Edition newsletter by Hindu Council of Kenya
Holistic Tree Planting Workshop
Published in Hindu Deep, June Edition Newsletter by Hindu Council of Kenya
Ayodhya Foundation in Nairobi
PEACE!
prayerful Pattern (2)
The prayer Altar which much thought into placing of the various idols and items in preparation of Ram Katha. Jalaram Bappa at one end stands tall asserting his authority in his temple. Ganpati ji at the other end stands as a savior “Vighnaharta “ Besides other murtis and pictures the quintessential item: The Kalash with … Continue reading prayerful Pattern (2)
BK Shivani in Nairobi
The very popular spiritual figure BK Shivani (Sister Shivani Verma) visited Nairobi in June 2024. For those not familiar with the initials BK I would like to inform that the initial stands for Brahma Kumari which means Brahma's daughter or the Lord's daughter. Similarly for men the same initials mean Brahma Kumar of the son of Brahma (The Lord/God). Click to read more on the blog......
Prayerful pattern (1)
The traditional prayer pattern created from grains and lentils is symbolic of abundance and the invocation of different divine manifestations of the Male and Female deities in Hindu spirituality. Above pattern was created at the Jalaram Mandir, Nairobi for a Ramayana Katha ( recitation of the holy scripture) in June 2024.
Sikiladi 