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It is believed that Lord Shiva performs ‘tandava’ on this auspicious night and milk is the key ingredient to calm him on this great night.
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Lingashtakam by Aks & Lakshmi
Lingashtakam is a soundtrack off the Eclipse Nirvana, Echoes of Kailash, is a Sanskrit hymn venerating Lord Shiva in the form of the Shiva Lingam.
Read More »Maha Shivaratri: How-to observe at home
Shiva is worshipped in four styles of worship all through the night, with the help of simple Rudrabhisheka and prayers.
Read More »Shiva Tandava Stotram and Lyrics with Aks & Lakshmi
As Mahashivaratri (Great Night of Shiva) approaches, we share Shiva Tandava Stotram, a powerful Sanskrit hymn that describes Shiva's majestic beauty.
Read More »Rahul Vellal performing Bho Shambho Shiv Shambho
Ten-year-old Rahul Vellal mesmerizes the listeners as he gives an electrifying live performance of Bho Shambho Shiv Shambho in the presence of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.
Read More »Namasivaya Maalai by Rani Naicker
Share The Namasivaya Maalai is in devotion to Lord Shiva and here you have Rani Naicker’s rendition with lyrics for you in the video. Enjoy
Read More »Sabarimala: Understanding the legendary temple of Lord Ayyappa
A court order has removed the restriction on women entering the Sabarimala shrine of Lord Ayyappa which has caused uprising in protests. Here's what you need to know
Read More »#SundaySounds: Jai Jai Shiva Shambho
Jai Jai Shiva Shambho a bhajan by Art of Living where Aks & Lakshmi's electronica spin in their rendition captures Shiva's quality of dynamic stillness.
Read More »The 85-year-old Ganesha idol believed to ‘fulfill every wish’ unveiled
It is believed that the idol fulfils everyone’s wishes and people along with celebrities turn up in large numbers to offer worship to this Ganesha idol.
Read More »Sisters are protectors too: Maybe it is time to reimagine Raksha Bandhan
As an elder sister I am protector to my brother and other siblings, so shouldn’t he be tying a rakhi on my wrist, instead of the other way around?
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