This prayer should be recited after Karaagre Vasathe. As soon as we place our feet on the floor we should dedicate this prayer to “Bhooma Devi”. We step on her, we run, play, walk, do all our activities only because of the fact that she is holding the earth beneath tight. Can she take rest like we do? Can she ease herself just for a second if pain irks her? It’s a plain NO. Hence we consider her duty the prime most and respect and thank her...

This prayer should be recited as soon as we wake up in the morning. We should get up from the bed; sit in Sukhaasana position (at ease as we sit down on the floor with legs crossed). Rub both our palms so that the energy points will be activated. Join the hands in an open manner so that we can see both our palms. It is said that in our finger tips lives Goddess Lakshmi (Goddess of Wealth), the centre of the palm Saraswathy (Goddess of knowledge) and the...

A Stotra to be recited while starting any work or while leaving out to work. The work is thought to have gone to completion when this Stotra is recited with utmost sincerity and devotion.


“Vakrathunda” means one with broken trunk; “Mahaakaya” represents the huge...

Oh my dearest darling , how perfectly you look! Your pure and serene look captured my eyes. You have surrendered my senses with your beautiful outlook. I just have stopped looking into the mirror now-a-days as you have pervaded my thoughts. Our togetherness brings in the much adored creativity. Your activities are completely turned off when I get tired and bored; but even then I keep looking at you as you radiate a fresh Vibgyor...

I attended a summer course for three days at Sundaram buildings (Gream ways station) on "Indian Culture and spirituality". I wanted to share my experience of the same; but let me start with the schedule and slowly proceed towards the topics !!

When I shared with my friends at college, they called me "Jnana pazham" (true fruit of wisdom, but in tamil slang as if teasing me). But truly speaking, I felt that a break like that was essential to break the monotony...