Brief Description: The are variations in the way that gems are used with chakras between Vedic and Western Gem therapies.

Brief Description: Pure Water Cow Milk Curd Ghee (Butter-oil) Honey Sugar White Cloth Sacred thread worn by Hindus Betal Betal-nuts Leaves of the Holy basil plant(Tulsidal) White Sandal wood Unbroken rice

Brief Description: Authentic Rudraksha will both float and sink depending on how much moisture is trapped in the bead so there can be no valid test for Authenticity based on sinking or floating.

Brief Description: Early morning is called Brahma Muhurtham, which means that it is the time to worship God

Brief Description: The full-moon day in July is the auspicious (Poornima) day when Guru Poornima is celebrated by worshipping our Guru, the spiritual master, who taught us divine love, by performing poojas performed in prostration to him.

Brief Description: Rudraksha bead , meaning in Sanskrit “eye of Shiva” is a seed of fruit from Rudraksha tree (Elaeo Carpus Ganitrus) grown in wilds in Nepal , South of Himalayas , Indonesia and scantily in Varanasi , Dehradun and Haridwar.

Brief Description: Kaal means death. The person born under Kaal Sarp Yog passes through death like agonies throughout the life. The Kaal Sarp Yog is formed when all the planets are situated between Rahu and Ketu.

Brief Description: A new book details Bhagavan Siva in the human physiology The Book is Ideal India the Lighthouse of Peace on Earth and is from His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and His Transcendental Meditation Organization

Brief Description: Shiva is an ancient deity. Among the Hindu triumvirate, Brahma is the creator, Vishnu is the preserver and Shiva is considered the lord of dissolution. Shivratri is truly the night of Shiva.

Brief Description: Navratri means (Nav=Nine ,Ratri=Nights) Festival of nine Nights. This festival is one of the most prominent festivals of Hinduism dedicated to chiefly Mother Durga an incarnation of Goddess Parvati, the consort of Lord Shiva.

Brief Description: It is an easy matter to recognize authentic Rudraksa by its Facets or Faces or Mukhis. Here the descriptive words describing the Mukhis are interpreted to mean the deep lines from the lower part to the upper part of the Rudraksa Bead.

Brief Description: Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine makes good use of the gifts from the Rudraksa Tree to treat many different diseases.

Brief Description: The ancient sage Jabal Rishi who wrote Jabalopanished belonged to the sect of Bhaskar and was the official Sanyasi Vaidya ( Doctor, who had renounced the world ) in the Royal court of king of Kashi ( Varanasi ).

Brief Description: Large genus (Elaeocarpus. Linn.) of trees belonging to the family Eleocarpaceae distributed from South and East Asia through Malaysia to Australia and Pacific Islands. About 25 species occur in India.

Brief Description: One of the reasons Reiki is so powerful is because it is so simple and anyone who practices learns to just go with the flow of energy once the basic healing positions are learned.

Brief Description: It acclaims the highest position in the Hindu Mythology. The shape of any Rudraksha resembles like our brain. The Rudraksha stores the energy for a very long time.

Brief Description: A Rudraksha mala is most commonly prepared from five faced beads that are available most abundantly and also in various sizes.

Brief Description: Mrs. Gandhi (senior) wore them; so do Yehudi Menuhin, B. K. S. Iyengar or for that matter Chandrachur Singh. Probably the best of the berries ever produced in the alternative therapies, is catching on like never before.

Brief Description: Tulsi, Ocimum sanctum, belongs to the family of Labiatae. The classical name, basilica, from which "basil" is derived, means "royal or princely." Hindus know the plant as Tulasi and Surasah in Sanskrit, and Tulsi in Hindi.

Brief Description: The ancient rudraksha beads are now gaining importance in the present era as the healing properties of rudraksha are being identified and recommended by rudraksha therapists for various physical and mental problems.