Vaikunth
The word “Vaikunth” is derived from Sanskrit and roughly translates to “the place devoid of anxiety” or “the realm of eternal bliss.” It is considered the abode of Lord Vishnu and the ultimate destination for souls seeking liberation (moksh) from the cycle of birth and death (samsar). Vaikuntha is a divine realm in Hindu mythology […]
Sri Vaishnavism
Sri Vaishnavism is a prominent school of Hindu philosophy and theology that centers around the worship of Lord Vishnu, particularly in his forms as Narayan and Krushna. It is one of the major traditions within Hinduism and is characterized by its emphasis on devotion (bhakti), scriptural authority, and philosophical inquiry. Sri Vaishnavism traces its philosophical […]
Dharm
“Dharma” is a fundamental concept in Hinduism, encompassing various meanings and interpretations across Hindu mythology, philosophy, and culture. Dharma is often translated as “duty,” “righteousness,” or “law,” but its significance extends beyond these definitions. In Hindu mythology, Dharm represents the natural order of the universe, encompassing the principles and laws that govern existence. It maintains […]
Symbols and Iconography associated with Lord Vishnu and its significance
Lord Vishnu, one of the principal deities in Hinduism, is associated with several symbols and iconic representations that carry deep significance in Hindu theology and iconography. These symbols are often depicted in visual representations of Lord Vishnu and are revered by devotees. Here are some of the key symbols and their significance: Shankh (Conch Shell): […]
Moksh and How to attain it?
Moksh, also known as Mukti or Liberation, is a central concept in Hinduism, representing the ultimate goal of human life. It refers to liberation from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara) and the attainment of union with the divine or realization of one’s true nature. Moksh is considered the highest state of spiritual […]