Death is one of those topics that we’re all aware of but never talk about. In many cultures, it is accepted blasphemy to speak of death as if it were objectively real. The vast majority of us believe there is some greater plane of existence beyond death, even though we behave as though we really...Read More
Shree Ram Navami, a pivotal festival in the Hindu calendar, is celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm across India and among Hindu communities worldwide. This auspicious day marks the birth of Lord Rama, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and is observed on the ninth day of the Chaitra month (March-April) according to the Hindu lunar...Read More
In a historic moment for Australian politics, Varun Ghosh, an Indian-born Australian senator, has made headlines by taking his parliamentary oath on the Bhagavad Gita. This significant event marks a moment of cultural and religious inclusivity in Australia, illustrating the diverse fabric that constitutes modern Australian society. Ghosh’s choice to use one of Hinduism’s holy...Read More
Embarking on a Spiritual Odyssey: Yatra Nankana Sahib 2023 In a testament to cultural and spiritual unity, the Yatra Nankana Sahib 2023 beckons Australians to embark on a transformative journey to Pakistan. This pilgrimage holds profound significance, bridging geographical distances to connect hearts and souls through shared heritage and devotion. Honouring Sikh Heritage: The Essence...Read More
Diwali also referred to as Deepawali especially by the Southern Indians, is a very special and popular Indian festival among the Hindus. It is widely celebrated by the Hindu community. Diwali is a five-day festival and is celebrated once a year either in October or November – it had no fixed days. Many traditions and...Read More
Is it Diwali time and you find yourself outside of India? No matter. Indians living abroad do not let the small matter of their absence from their country affect their Diwali celebrations in any way. Here are six ways in which you can celebrate the festival of lights no matter where you are in the...Read More
One of the most important things that no Indian want to miss is the worship of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Laxmi (Lakshmi) on the day of Diwali. However, most people have always wondered why both Ganesha and Laxmi are worshipped together on the day of Diwali. Well, if you are among the many people wondering...Read More
What do you plan to do this Diwali? It is probably the most famous of all of India’s festivals, and it is also considered the most fun. In this piece, we give you five off-beat ideas to make this Diwali – and every Diwali after it – a memorable occasion. It’s that time of...Read More
If have been to India, you would realise that Diwali is one of India’s most celebrated festivals. However, due to a large number of Indians in diaspora in other parts of the world, the festival is marked with an official holiday in most parts of the world. Diwali or Deepavali, as called by the Southern...Read More
Every year hundreds and thousands of devotees from all across India go on a holy journey wherein they visit a few of the most well-known sacred sites in the country. Of course, there might be different reasons why they make the arduous journey to go to the temples situated in hilly areas and mountainous regions....Read More
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