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Whether forced or naturally we are all in the evolutionary path. To tread the path without suffering, is the aim of Vedas or Vedic literature. The knowledge is imparted through various disciplinary in Vedic literature.  Here you have options of learning more about some of the  symbolism or intended meaning of rituals, puranas, festivals etc. Click the topic of interest and proceed.

 1. Symbolism of Vedic Gods This interesting section describes the logic behind the appearance, weapons and vehicle  of the God and Goddesses.

2. Vedic Puranas  This section is about the beautiful interpretation of the stories of Gods and Goddesses. Generally the stories are taken literally and so breeds confusion and so ridiculed. We have given the interpretation based on sheer logic and fun.

3. Vedic Rituals  Here  we discuss  the reason behind doing rituals and how it connects and help us in our daily life.

4. Festivals in Vedic Tradition We  briefly narrate the story behind the festival and how it reflects our life. The festivals bring not only the joy of celebrating it but also the deep significance to improve our life and continue our journey without suffering.

5. Pilgrimages & other celebrations  The importance of going to pilgrimages and observing certain celebrations and understanding their deep significance are discussed to  help keeping a healthy body and mind. 

6. Sakthi Gita   The most practical way to use the teaching of Bhagavad Gita. A very practical means of using Bhagavad Gita in day to day life. The symbolism of Mahabharata is coupled with the teachings of Gita, highlighting the practical wisdom.

7.Sacred Medicines The Sacred medicines indicate the holistic nature of the traditional ways of healing. Temples, customs and the rituals associated with them also have health implications.

 

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