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5 Lessons of Hindu Religion
1- Righteousness over ease. 2- Actions speak about personality. 3- Not all love is attachment based. 4- Respect for every thing and every one. 5-...
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5 Takeaways from Hindu Vedas
1- Understanding the life and its consequences 2- Knowledge supremes all. 3- Maintaining balance in life. 4- harnessing the power of intention and sound. 5-...
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5 Takeaways from Mahabharata
1- Think before speaking. 2- Not all wars are necessary. 3- Not all wars can be won. 4- Not all wars are bad. 5- Violence...
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5 Takeaways from Ramayana
1- Service before self. 2- Loyalty is not an alternative. 3- Patience always virtues. 4- It's all about taking the first leap. 5- Not all...
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5 Takeaways from Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta
1- Think clear, act better. 2- Make words and actions match. 3- Do not say, chase or attempt what you cannot or do not desire...
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What are the major religions followed in the world?
Each time there is a new ideology, it gives birth to a new identity called religion and there are almost 33 major religions in the...
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Dev Prayag: The Fifth of 5 Prayaag
Dev Prayag is often described as a spectacle of nature and faith because it seamlessly blends the grandeur of the Himalayas with the sacredness of...
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Rudra Prayag: The Fourth of 5 Prayaag
Rooted deeply in Hindu mythology, the place derives its name from Lord Shiva, often called Rudra and is believed to be the spot where the...
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Karn Prayag: The Third of 5 Prayaag
This sacred town is built at the meeting point of the Alaknanda and Pindar rivers, where their waters blend into a single flowing stream.
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Nand Prayag: The Second of 5 Prayaag
Nand Prayag holds a very special place in the Himalayan landscape because it sits exactly at the meeting point of two living mountain rivers as...
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Vishnu Prayag: The First of 5 Prayaag
The name ‘Vishnuprayag’ is deeply rooted in myth and legend, connecting the confluence not just to the rivers but to the divine presence of Lord...
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What is 5 Prayag or Panch Prayaag?
The Panch Prayag matters because it beautifully captures the relationship between nature and spirituality that has shaped Indian culture for centuries.
