Sagittarius, or Dhanus, is the fourth constellation of the zodiac and is the sign of a mounted archer. Sagittarius means ‘archer’ in Latin. In today’s horoscope reading of the ancient astrological zodiac, you follow the horoscope advice for… Your Sagittarius Rasi of the Ancient Zodiac
Scorpio, also known as Vrishchik, forms the third constellation of the Ancient Jyotisha and presents the image of a venomous scorpion. Scorpio associates also with the smaller constellations (Decans) Ophiucus, Serpens and Corona Borealis. In the modern… Your Scorpio Rasi of the Ancient Zodiac
Libra, also known as Tula, is the second zodiac rasi and means ‘weighing scales’. Vedic astrology today uses the Zodiac Rasi of Libra to build your Kundli as a guide to guide decisions towards success… Your Libra Rasi of the Ancient Zodiac
We explored how the modern Kundli came about, tracing the history of astrology back to its ancient origins. Now we investigate Virgo, the first Rasi of the Zodiac. It is in the constellation Virgo, also… Your Virgo Rasi of the Ancient Zodiac
When facing important life decisions (marriage, career etc.) many people use their kundli for guidance and to avoid making bad choices. A kundli, also known as Janam Kundli, Janampatri, Natal Chart, Birth Horoscope, or Birth… Your Zodiac Rasi – From the Most Ancient Jyotisha
When one considers all the great epics and love stories composed, the Ramayana certainly comes to the top of the list. There are many noble facets to this epic: The long road to the triumph… A Love Epic better than Ramayana – You Can Be in it
The Puranas, Ramayana, and Mahabharata recount eight Chiranjeevis reputed to live until the end of time. If these mythologies are historical then these chiranjeevis are living on earth today, continuing to do so for thousands more years. … Jesus’ Resurrection: Myth or History?
Bhakti (भक्ति) comes from Sanskrit meaning “attachment, participation, fondness for, homage, love, devotion, worship”. It refers to an unbending devotion and love for a God by a devotee. Thus, bhakti requires a relationship between the… How to Practice Bhakti?
What is dance? Theatrical dance encompasses rhythmic movements, meant to be viewed by spectators and tell a story. Dancers coordinate their movements with other dancers, using different parts of their own body, so that their… God’s Cosmic Dance – Rhythm from Creation to Cross
We celebrate Holi on the last Full Moon of the Hindu calendar. With its luni-solar origins, Holi moves around in the Western Calendar, generally coming in March, as a joyous festival of spring’s arrival. Though… Resurrection First Fruits: Life for you