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Kalbhairav: The Fierce Form of Lord Shiva

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Introduction of Kalbhairav: Kalbhairav is one of the most prominent and revered deities in Hinduism. He is considered as...

Introduction to Mahadev or Lord Shiva: History, Significance, and Symbolism

Adikka, March 25, 2023, Deities, brahma deity, Hindu mythology, lord shiva god, shiva god, 5

Introduction: Mahadev or Lord Shiva is one of the most revered deities in Hinduism. He is known as the...

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Dharma & Genetic Engineering: How Hindu Texts Knew About DNA Thousands of Years Ago

Introduction: What If Everything We’ve Been Told About Genetics Is a Lie? Breaking the Pattern: Ancient Civilizations Were Not Primitive, They Were Precise For generations, we’ve been taught to believe that genetics, DNA sequencing, and molecular biology are marvels of modern science — achievements that began with Watson and Crick’s double helix model in 1953. But what if […]

Why Chanakya’s Strategies Are More Powerful Today Than Ever Before ?

Introduction — Why Chanakya Still Rules the Game Today “Everything You Know About Modern Strategy Is Wrong — Here’s the Ancient Blueprint You Missed” Who Was Chanakya? The Mastermind Behind Empires Before you scroll further thinking this is just another history lesson, pause.We’re not just talking about a man who lived 2,300 years ago. We’re talking […]

Bamboo & Straw: Sustainable Materials for Livestock Sheds in Vedic Farming

Quick Visual Scene: Concrete vs Bamboo Sheds Imagine standing on a farm at sunrise.To your left, a large, grey concrete shed looms—its hard edges casting long, cold shadows. Inside, cattle shuffle nervously on the cold, damp floor. The walls trap heat during the day and release biting cold at night, stressing the animals. A faint smell of mildew mixes […]