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                                         ‘Moksha’ is paramount in India, a country of faith and belief. ‘Moksha’ (salvation) means liberation, which liberates man from the cycle of life & death and attains Nirvana. In Hinduism attaining salvation is given great importance. According to the holy scripts of Hindus, there are seven holy cities (7 Holy Pilgrimage in India) in the country called the ‘Sapta Puris’ or the ‘Mokshadayini Sapta Puris’ which are believed to be the pilgrimage centers of attainment of salvation. ‘Sapta’ means seven and ‘puri’ means city. According to religious beliefs, these cities of Saptapuri reflect the unity and integrity of India despite cultural and linguistic diversity. Seven holy cities of India that come in Saptapuri are considered the holiest Hindu Teerths, which include Ayodhya, Mathura, Dwarka, Varanasi, Haridwar, Ujjain, and Kanchipuram. So today let me tell you about these seven cities of India which are called Mokshdayini Saptapuris :          

  India is a beautiful country and a land of cultural diversity, with a lot to offer to travel enthusiasts and nature lovers, as it offers it all, from serene beaches to wonderful mountains and much more. You can feel cold or warm at any time of the year by visiting places of your preference. Mother Nature has blessed us with such stunning places that we can witness in India- from magical beaches to majestic forests. India is a land of mysteries- from physics-defying architectures to breathtaking natural phenomena; very few can resist the charm of India. Another feature of India’s beauty that cannot be overlooked is places that beautifully glow in the dark. Well, here are 7 stunning places across the country to witness the glow-in-dark phenomenon. Read below to find out more: 1.   Betalbatim Beach, Goa One of the most popular go-to places in India is Goa, which is known for its beautiful beaches, dazzling nightlife, and delicious seafood cuisines. However, Goa offers a lesser-k

India has always been called a land of mysteries, for its natural phenomena or eccentricities associated with religion and cultures since time immemorial. Mysteries that are difficult to explain. There are events that occur that probably have no explanations whatsoever. Such tales are born out of rumours or imagination. Most of these may be fabricated and can be put off the table, but some tales are strange enough to be shrugged off. These have the ability to change the perception of modern science. Let me take you through some of these mystical unsolved mysteries that are still asking for answers. No scientific reasoning has been able to solve these cases. Check the list and see if you have answers to these mysteries: 1.   The Mystery of the Levitating Stone Located in a small village is a 700 years old Hazrat Qamar Ali Darvesh Dargah. It is famous for a 90 kg stone that can be lifted in no other way except 11 people in total gather around it, place their index fingers under it and sh

 “Reading Bhagwad Gita faithfully and regularly not only purifies mind & soul but also gives us the strength to face uncertainty & failures. On the other hand, it makes us polite and humble at the time of success.” Bhagwad Gita also known as Gitaopnishad is unique in the sense that no other Vedic or western culture has God Himself speaking. It is actually a dialogue between Lord Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead to His intimate disciple, Arjuna, on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. When Arjuna was confused about whether to battle with his family members just for the sake of the kingdom and had many questions in his mind; at this time Lord Krishna guides him with his teachings on the battlefield itself. The 700 concise verses provide a definitive guide to the science of self-realization. Critical problems in life like disease, accident, loss, dead, luck, health, wealth, success, failure, etc. is the result of good Karma ( Punya) of not only this birth but also of past ma