Hari Om BRAHMĀ Brahmā, the first of the three great Hindu gods, is called the Creator; he is the father of gods and men, the Vedic Prajāpati, the lord of creatures. As nearly all the writers of the Purānas seem to regard it a duty to describe the work of creation as performed by this … Continue reading BRAHMĀ AND SARASVATI — In Vedic Scriptures
Hari Om VISHNU Vishnu is called the second person (Deity) of the Hindu Trimurti, or Triad: but though called second, it must not be supposed that he is regarded as in any way inferior to Brahmā. In some books Brahmā is said to be the first cause of all things, in others it is as … Continue reading VISHNU AND LAKSHMI — In Vedic Scriptures
Hari Om Surya and Savitri are two names by which the Sun is commonly addressed in the Vedic hymns. Sometimes one name is used exclusively, sometimes they are used interchangeably, and sometimes they are used as though they represented quite distinct objects. It is supposed that Savitri refers to the sun when invisible; whilst Surya … Continue reading SURYA BHAGAWAN – A Vedic Perspective
Hari Om In the Kali Yuga, as per Vedic scriptures, people generally are not interested in doing or upholding any dharmas. The concept of Dharma will lose its foot hold in Kali Yuga. Kali Yuga is a period of decadence of all Dharma by all sects of people. The following are few dhosha gunas (improper … Continue reading Nama Sankeerthanam is the easiest path to attain salvation in Kali Yuga
Hari Om As per our Vedic scriptures the process of creation and destruction of Universe is an eternal cyclic process as shown in Fig.1(Dr. KV). These cycles happen with in-between times of brief rest which is repetitive. Because everything in the universe is a resultant output of an intelligent dynamic process triggered by a program … Continue reading Pralaya (dissolution) and the Cyclic Process of Creation and Destruction of Universe
