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From December 12, 2006 to December
18, 2006
Moored To The Region
The story of Islam in Kerala is a
story of organic assimilation, best
exemplified by the older mosques.
An Eye For Aesthetics
A well-written book with sumptuous
visuals that bring alive an opulent
lifestyle.
Act Of Benediction
Sage Suka while narrating the
Bhagavata Purana to King Pareekshit
often went into raptures describing
the manifestations of the Supreme
Being, the divine deeds of Lord
Krishna being his favorite subject for
elaboration.
Jumbo Event
It was a wedding with a difference as
two elephants, Raja and Rani, tied the
knot. The wedding, which was at Uday
Samudra, Kovalam, was part of a
tourism promotion activity.
History In Ink
Designer cards featuring pen and ink
drawings of heritage monuments.
On The Banks Of The Niranjan
Emperor Ashoka built the first temple
at Bodh Gaya in the 3rd century B.C.
Rooted In Tradition
Vayali strives to promote and preserve
traditional folk arts and culture
along with empowering traditional
craftsmen.
Santa's Wish
When Santa made his wish, little did
he know that Wanda was listening.
Seek Holy Company
Saints and preceptors have shown by
example their total dependence on only
the Almighty and they never
compromised their allegiance by
seeking favours from the powerful or
the rich for alleviating their worldly
condition.
Dalits Offer Prayer At The Chawanda
Temple
Hundreds of Dalits on Tuesday offered
prayers amid tight security in an
ancient temple here, nearly
two-and-a-half months after a member
of their community was stopped from
entering the shrine that sparked
protests against the district
administration.
The Three Qualities
Every individual is unique and his
nature is determined by the interplay
of the three qualities (Gunas)— Sattva,
Rajas and Tamas.
Highest Wisdom
The Bhagavad Gita is one of the three
important scriptures (Prasthanatraya)
in Vedanta. Though the preceptors have
interpreted the text according to
their philosophical standpoints there
is no argument regarding its import as
the varied interpretations. .
In The Lap Of The Gods
There are few places in the world
where landscape and divinity are more
closely linked than in south India.
Righteousness Wins
In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna
says: "Whenever righteousness (dharma)
becomes lax, and injustice (adharma)
arises, I am born from age to age to
protect the good and bring evildoers
to destruction and for the secure
establishment of dharma".
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