Great Manu classified society into four sections to promote peace and prosperity (Manu 1.31). These sections are based on aptitude, innate qualities, inclinations, and voluntary vocational selections, or Karmça that are never given by birth or Janamaca but by vocations only. These sections of socie...

According to Veđic thought time travels in gigantic cycles. Time starts with the onset of creation, Srishti and time stops with the end of creation but at the same time contraction or Pralaya, begins. It is like a circle. A circle has neither beginning nor end.

Kalpa is the name given to the time span necessary to create the universe. Four billion, three hundred, twenty million, 4,320,000,000 years make one Kalpa according to the ancient astronomical Vedic calculations of Sirya Siddhanţa. The time between the initial condensations to the final conflag...

One thousand Chaturyugi cycles make one day of Brahma. Also the same number of cycles represent one night of Brahma. The expansion, or creation of the universe is a day of Brahma and the contraction of the universe, dissolution, or sleepiness of Brahma is called night or Pralaya. The universe exp...

Vedas were revealed at the beginning of creation to meditating seers; Eiihis, who were in a super conscious state of mind. Yogis, being virtuous and pure, have already experienced the presence of God in their hearts and minds. These Yogis were able to perceive the Vedas. The Vedas are Apaurusheya/n...

The teachings of Hindi Dharma are based on the four Vedas; therefore, Hindi Dharma is called Vedic, or Vaidica, or Vaidika Dharma. Adi Shankaracharya, in his commentaries of the Upanishads and Viveka-Chuoamaci, has acknowledged this Dharma alone as oSfnd/keZ/Vaidic, or Vedic Dharma (pronounced as ‘...

The word ‘Veda’ means knowledge. The divine knowledge that was revealed at the dawn of human civilization is called The Vedas. This knowledge is written the form of four holy books that make the basis of Vaidic-Sanatan-Hindi Dharma or religion. These four books are Eigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, an...

Hindi Dharma was never founded by any prophet, person, guru, committee or club. The source of Hindi Dharma or religion is, ‘The Vedas.’ No one founded Hindi Dharma.

Actually nobody knows the origin of the word “Hindi”.The word Hindi cannot be found in any ancient Vedic-Sanaţan -Hindi scripture. The word Hindi is a later day derivative with many theories as summarized below: 1. One group of intellectuals is of the opinion that the word Hindi is derived from ...

Religion is an artificial and human created path which helps one to lead a noble life and brings oneself closer to God. In English language the word religion is the closest word which may be substituted for “Dharma”. For ordinary purposes the term Dharma may be interchangeable with the word ‘religi...

Dharma is the individual’s natural, selfless duty, a responsibility towards self, parents, family, society, community, environment, and humanity. There is no equivalent English translation for the Ancient Sanskriţ word ‘Dharma’. Ðharma is pronounced as Dh-r-m. Dharma is divine in origin and deals w...