Ashtanga Hridyam Samhita: Ancoent book of Ayurveda

Ashtanga Hridyam Samhita: Ancoent book of Ayurveda 

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Golwalkar Mission of Hindu Rashtra

Kundalini Shakti

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  Kundalini Shakti Kundalini Shakti , is a central concept in Hindu Tantra, Shaiva traditions, and yogic philosophy. The term "Kundalini" comes from Sanskrit, meaning "coiled" or "coiled snake" (from kundal , referring to something coiled). It represents a dormant divine feminine energy ( Shakti ) believed to reside at the base of the spine in the Muladhara chakra (root chakra), coiled like a serpent three-and-a-half times. This energy is described as the fundamental life force, creative power, and source of spiritual evolution within every human. In its latent state, it supports basic bodily functions and worldly consciousness. When awakened, it rises through the central energy channel ( Sushumna nadi ) along the spine, activating the seven main chakras (energy centers) and ultimately uniting with pure consciousness ( Shiva ) at the crown chakra ( Sahasrara ). This union is said to bring expanded awareness, self-realization, bliss, and liberation from ...
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Golwalkar’s Efforts of De-Hindusing the Hindus

The main efforts of Golwalkar’s was to bring the healthy mental transformation in the whole of the country by establishing the basic life-philosophy of universal Hinduism. Before independence, there was only one common enemy— the British. So internal differences in the society did not come to the surface perceptibly. But with the advent of independence, a political current began to flow like a flood– the current of de-Hindusing the Hindus. It was not of conversion to alien faiths alone but one of implanting an insidious inferiority complex among the Hindus, making them ashamed of being Hindus. It meant the deliberate denigration of everything Hindu, and the cultivation of the attitude of aping the West in every single aspect of life. Superficial differences among the Hindus were blown up, and the internal thread of integral Hindutva despised and discarded. This thought current was made up of de-culturisation on the one hand and politically motivated limitless appeasement of the non-Hin...
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Baddha Padmasana (Bound Lotus Pose): Steps, Benefits & Precautions

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  Baddha Padmasana (Bound Lotus Pose): Steps, Benefits & Precautions Source: https://www.fitsri.com/poses/baddha-padmasana   Baddha Padmasana is an advanced version of the  Padmasana  (Lotus Pose). Being a seated posture, this asana serves as a focal point for the deeper meditation practices. This asana offers steadiness from a firm locked foundation to reach into the stable realms of spiritual meditative practices. Meaning Baddha Padmasana is a Sanskrit term, where ‘ Baddha ‘ means ‘bound’ or ‘locked’, ‘ Padma ‘ means ‘lotus’ and ‘ asana ‘ means ‘pose’. This pose is also called  locked padmasana  as in this pose, both feet in Padmasana hold from cross hands. Baddha Padmasana is mentioned in the  Gheranda Samhita. Baddha padmasana is a variation of padmasana or Lotus Pose, which is the contemporary name for the simple lotus pose  (Hatha Yoga Pradipika) . However, This asana has also been described in the ancient yogic texts lik...
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