In today’s fast-paced world, anxiety and stress have become common experiences for people of all ages. Whether it’s students worrying about exams, professionals struggling with workload, or families dealing with financial and emotional challenges, mental unrest seems to be everywhere.…
In today’s fast-paced world, people are constantly chasing material comforts, success, and recognition. Yet, despite achieving so much, many still feel incomplete, restless, and unhappy. The question arises, why is happiness so elusive? The answer lies in the difference between…
In the heart of Vaishnav Sampradaya lies an essential, often overlooked aspect of devotion, Gau Seva (the service of cows). The bond between devotees and Gau Mata (Mother Cow) is not just symbolic, but a living, breathing expression of divine…
Makar Sankranti parv is celebrated across India usually in mid-January. In Jyotish Shastra or Astrology, it’s called a Sankranti when the Sun moves from one Rashi to another Rashi. A year of 12 Rashis has 12 Sankranti People celebrate Makar…
Ekadashi means “Eleven” in Sanskrit. it as an auspicious day when Lord Krishna narrated the significance and fasting methods to Yudhisthira . Read this post to learn about Ekadashi and its significance in the sanatan dharma . What is Dev…
Sri Mahaprabhuji throws light on how to follow Vaishnavite tradition and live a good Vaishnavite life. You learn which principles, mantras, and scriptures you should imbibe in your life, when observing fasting, Vratas, parivesha, and observing signs in a Vaishnava…
प्राकृतधर्मानाश्रयम् अप्राकृत – निखिल – धर्मरूपमिति ||The Shree Sarvottam Stotra, authored by Pramadayal Shree Gusainji Shree Vitthalnathji, the second son of Shree Vallabh, consists of 108 divine names that illuminate the glorious essence of Shree Vallabh’s divine form and the…
Introduction of Pushtimarg: Pushtimarg (the Path of Nourishing and Flourishing), also called Pushtimarg Sampradaya or Vallabha Sampradaya is Rudra Sampradaya or Vaishnavism’s subtradition. Vallabhacharya founded Pushtimarg, which focused on Krishna, in the early 16th century (1479 to 1531). Vallabhacharya’s descendants,…
In the rich tapestry of Hindu devotional literature, the Yamunashtak Stotra holds a significant place. Composed by the revered philosopher and saint, Vallabhacharya, this devotional hymn is dedicated to the worship of Goddess Yamuna. As the goddess of purity and…
The Origins of Pushtimarg: Shree Vallabh Sampraday known as Pushtimarg was founded in the early 16th century by Shree Vallabhacharyaji, a Vailyanaadu Telang Brahmin from Kankaward, Telangana. The followers of pushtimarg are known as Vaishnavs and they believe Krishna is…