Importance of Food (anna) in Hinduism (Bhagavad Gita)

Importance of Food (anna) in Hinduism (Bhagavad Gita) Namaste friends, how are you doing today? Welcome to #BhagavanBhakthi website / blog. Bhagavan Lord Sri Vishnu blessings to you and your family! In this website / blog, you will always learn about #Hinduism #Sanskrit language. Also subscribe to my YouTube channel #BhagavanBhakthi to view videos about #Hinduism #Sanskrit language. अन्न / ಅನ್ನ / anna (Food) is the most essential item for humans after वायु / ವಾಯು / vāyu (Air) and जल / ಜಲ / jala (Water). In Hinduism अन्न / ಅನ್ನ / anna (Food) has a great importance and it is called as "परब्रह्म स्वरूप / ಪರಬ್ರಹ್ಮ ಸ್ವರೂಪ / parabrahma svarūpa", that is, in food directly Bhagavan Sri Vishnu is present in more than one form. For Bhagavan Sri Vishnu food is kept as 'नैवेद्य / ನೈವೇದ್ಯ / naivēdya' (Divine food), for Pitrus (ancestors) food is given as 'पिंड / ಪಿಂಡ / piṇḍa' etc. Thus this type of auspicious food should never be wasted. If food is...
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Why Hindus should not use RIP (Bhagavad Gita examples)

Why Hindus (Indians) should not use RIP (Bhagavad Gita examples) Namaste friends, how are you doing today? Welcome to #BhagavanBhakthi website / blog. Bhagavan Lord Sri Krishna blessings to you and your family! In this website / blog, you will always learn about #Hinduism #Sanskrit language. Also subscribe to my YouTube channel from this link #BhagavanBhakthi to view videos about #Hinduism #Sanskrit language. Just before moving towards to know about "Why Hindus (Indians) should not use RIP (Bhagavad Gita examples)", let us know few basic and important information. First let us know the full form and also let us have a basic idea about RIP. RIP = Rest in peace. This means, if someone dies, he / she is made to rest in peace. This phrase 'Rest in peace' (RIP) is taken from the Latin, that is, 'Requiescat in pace'. In the Catholic, Anglican, Lutheran and Methodist terminology, to wish the body of a decedent for the eternal rest and peace, Christians traditionally use 'Rest in Peace' as...
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What is Hierarchy (Taratamya) meaning in Hinduism | Is Hierarchy good or bad to humanity?

What is Hierarchy (Taratamya) meaning in Hinduism | Is Hierarchy good or bad to humanity? Namaste friends, how are you doing today? Welcome to #BhagavanBhakthi website / blog. Bhagavan Lord Sri Krishna blessings to you and your family! In this website / blog, you will always learn about #Hinduism #Sanskrit language. Also subscribe to my YouTube channel from this link #BhagavanBhakthi to view videos about #Hinduism #Sanskrit language. Just before moving towards to know about "What is Hierarchy (Taratamya) meaning in Hinduism | Is Hierarchy good or bad to humanity?", let us know few basic and important information. In Bharata (India) there are different sampradayas / traditions exists from north Kashmir to south Kanyakumari and from west Gujarat to east Arunachal Pradesh. Each and every sect and tradition have their own unique way of thinking, all have their own unique way of living, all have their own unique way of dressing style, all have their own unique foods, all have their own unique style of talking, all...
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What is the appropriate age to learn Hinduism (Sanatana Dharma)

What is the appropriate age to learn Hinduism (Sanatana Dharma) Namaste friends, how are your doing today? Bhagavan Sri Vishnu blessings to you and your family! A child is just born says, "I am just an infant, how can I learn about Sanatana Dharma, as I even don't know how to speak". When that child becomes 5 years says, "I am just a kid, how can I learn about Sanatana Dharma, I have just started to speak few words". When that child becomes 10 years old says, "I have just grown up to 10 years now, how can I learn Sanatana Dharma, it is only for old people". When 15 years, child says, "I have just entered into my beautiful ❤️ teenage, I don't want to waste my time by learning Sanatana Dharma, but rather I want to enjoy life with my friends". The 20 years old says, "I have just started to make girl (boy) friends, it's so enjoying period. Don't force me to learn...
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What are 14 lokas names in Hinduism

What are 14 lokas names in Hinduism Namaste friends, how are your doing today? Bhagavan Sri Vishnu blessings to you and your family! Every work done perfectly and selflessly will make me perfect. There is a saying in Hinduism, "na ham karta, hari karta". This means, I am not doing anything, it is all done by Bhagavan Hari / Vishnu. We need to try and try and try... that's all. The fruits are left to him. You can refer this also: Bhagavan Sri Krishna tells to Arjuna in Bhagavad Gita as, कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन ।मा कर्म फल हेतुर्भुर्माते संगोऽस्त्वकर्मणि ॥ 2-47 || ಕರ್ಮಣ್ಯೇವಾಧಿಕಾರಸ್ತೇ ಮಾ ಫಲೇಷು ಕದಾಚನ |ಮಾ ಕರ್ಮಫಲಹೇತುರ್ಭೂರ್ಮಾ ತೇ ಸಂಗೋ‌உಸ್ತ್ವಕರ್ಮಣಿ || 2-47 || karmaṇyēvādhikārastē mā phalēṣu kadācana | mā karmaphalahēturbhūrmā tē saṅgō‌ustvakarmaṇi || 2-47 || Bhagavan Sri Krishna says to Arjuna, "You have a right to perform your prescribed duty, but you are not entitled to the fruits of action. Never consider yourself to be the cause of the results of your activities, and never be attached to...
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How many reasons needed to be a Hindu

How many reasons needed to be a Hindu Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism) is called the 'aadi dharma' (a dharma which was started directly by Bhagavan Sri Hari (Vishnu) and it is existing since unknown age and definitely not just since 3k or 5k years). Sanatana Dharma means a Dharma which can never ever be 'anatha' (orphan). Sanatana means, this Dharma is directly protected by Bhagavan Vishnu and not by mere humans or unknown & so called people. Dharma means, a duty bound path whose duties are instructed directly by Bhagavan Vishnu. Bhagavan Vishnu has given us a list of Dharma (divine duties), which we need to perform until we are in the human form. If we don't perform, then we can't be called a humans. Night view of Venkatachala (Tirupati) temple. Now, let us under few important reasons to be a Hindu (Sanatana Dharmi): Hinduism teaches not only tolerance but universal acceptance. But tolerance doesn't means that if someone is abusing us and we need to keep...
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Why Shankh (Conch) is important in Hinduism

Why Shankh (Conch) is important in Hinduism

What are Shankh (Conch) sound importance in Hinduism Namaste friends, how are you doing today? Bhagavan Sri Vishnu blessings to you and your family! First let us know, why we blow Shankha, when doing pooja? While doing pooja, mangala arati we don't want to get in touch with negative (demons / rakshasas) types of people. Thus we need to do sound of Shankha while doing the most auspicious Parama Mangala Arati. Where the sounds of Shankha, ghanta, jagata are done, in these types of places asuras / rakshasas won't be there.  Asuras / rakshasa can't tolerate the sounds of the most auspicious sounds of the Shankha, ghanta, jagata. They just can't even hear / bear these most auspicious Parama Mangala shabdhas (sounds). They can't endure these types of most auspicious sounds of the Shankha, ghanta, jagata.  Whereas these sounds are very very much dear to our Bhagavan Sri Hari / Sri Rama / Sri Krishna and his Devatas (Demigods). We need to make Sri Hari / Sri Rama / Sri...
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Do Hindus believe in one God or many Gods (Monotheism or Polytheism)

Do Hindus believe in one God or many Gods (Monotheism or Polytheism)

Do Hindus believe in one God or many Gods (Monotheism or Polytheism) Namaste friends, how are you doing today? Bhagavan Sri Vishnu blessings to you and your family! Just before moving forward, we should note that this question of "Do Hindus believe in one God or many Gods (Monotheism or Polytheism)" or "Why does Hinduism has many Gods - Monotheism or Polytheism" is been raised not long ago. This question is raised only since around 200 - 300 years and not before. Before the entry of Europeans to our country (India), there were no such questions discussed earlier. Europeans and especially the British or English started to add this question into the Indians mind. They always wanted to cut India into religion basis, so that it will be easy for them to rule all over India. This image clearly shows that Sri Hari is the supreme, ultimate, the real Bhagavan and all others are only followers of Sri Vishnu But Europeans were never ever were able to...
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Rajaswala information (meaning) (dharma) (misconceptions) (menstrual period) in women in Hinduism

Rajaswala information (meaning) (dharma) (misconceptions) (menstrual period) in women in Hinduism

Rajaswala information (meaning) (dharma) (misconceptions) (menstrual period) in women in Hinduism Namaste friends, how are you doing today? Welcome to #BhagavanBhakthi website / blog. Bhagavan Lord Sri Krishna blessings to you and your family! In this website / blog, you will always learn about #Hinduism #Sanskrit language. Also subscribe to my YouTube channel from this link #BhagavanBhakthi to view videos about #Hinduism #Sanskrit language. Just before moving towards to know about "Rajaswala information (meaning) (dharma) (misconceptions) (menstrual period) in women in Hinduism", let us know few basic and important information. Rajaswala (रजस्वला) is a woman (period) who is in her monthly menstrual period timeframe. Rajas (रजस् / ರಜಸ್ / rajas) in Sanskrit means the menses in English. In Rajaswala, 'wala' means a woman in her monthly menstrual period timeframe. The contents of this article is as given below: Misconceptions (myths) about Rajaswala (Menstruation / monthly period) | Rajaswala and the Brahma Hatya Dosha relationship Meaning of Brahma Hatya Dosha with examples | And much more... Misconceptions (myths) about Rajaswala (Menstruation / monthly period)...
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What are Prayag (Prayagraj) unknown facts, significance (About Veni Daan)

What are Prayag (Prayagraj) unknown facts, significance (About Veni Daan)

What are Prayag (Prayagraj) unknown facts, significance (About Veni Daan) Namaste friends, how are you doing today? Bhagavan Sri Vishnu blessings to you and your family! First let us know the meaning of the word Prayag or Prayaga. Here Prayaaga = Pra + Yaaga = Pra + Yaag = first + Yaag (Yagna). It is said in Hindu Sanatana Dharma shastras (scriptures), Sri Brahma Deva, first chose a land on the earth to perform 'Prakrista Yaga' at the beginning of shrusti / creation and thus Sri Brahma Deva called it as a 'Teertha Raja',  That is, 'King of all pilgrimage centers’ and thus the name Prayagraj (Prayagaraja) name came into existence. Prayag or Prayagraj is a city in the State of Uttar Pradesh situated at the sangama (confluence) of the most sacred river Ganga and Yamuna rivers. With this anther river also exists as the invisible river known as Saraswati. Prayagraj is one of the great four sites of Kumbha Mela. The other three being Haridwar, Ujjain, and...
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