Hindu Philosophy: Issues and Schools
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Harsh Nevatia
"Panch Kanya" or Five Virgins: Ahalya, Draupadi, Kunti, Tara and Mandodari
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Harsh Nevatia
The Modern Renaissance of Hinduism: From Raja Ram Mohan Roy to Aurobindo Ghosh
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Harsh Nevatia
The Bhakti Movement: Revival of Grassroot Hinduism through Singer Saints
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Harsh Nevatia
Advaita, Vishishta Advaita, Dvaita: The Philosophies of Shankar, Ramanuj and Madhav
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Harsh Nevatia
The Kurma Purana: Vishnu’s Words of Wisdom in His “Tortoise Incarnation”
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Harsh Nevatia
Agni Nakshatram: The Murugan Temple at Palani Celebrates the Summer Festival
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Harsh Nevatia
Hindu Temple Architecture: Garbhagriha, Shikhar, Mandap Are Common Temple Features
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Harsh Nevatia
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Rama Navami: The Birthday of Rama: “Bhaye prakat kripala” from Rama Charit Manas of Tulsidas
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Varanasi Jyotirlinga: Shiva as Muktidayak, the Provider of Salvation
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Vaidyanath Jyotirlinga: Shiva as the Vaidya or Physician
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Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga: Shiva as the Hindu Trinity
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Somnath Jyotirlinga – A History: The Eternal Temple of Shiva
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Harsh Nevatia
Somnath Jyotirlinga: A Shrine to the “Lord of the Moon” in Prabhasa
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Harsh Nevatia
Shri Sailam Jyotirlinga: Shiva and Parvati Reside at Mallikarjuna
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Harsh Nevatia
Rameshwaram Jyotirlinga: Rama Atones for Killing Ravana by Praying to Shiva
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Harsh Nevatia
Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga: Shiva as the Lord of Omkar, the Primeval Sound of Aum
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Harsh Nevatia
Nageshwar Jyotirlinga: Shiva as the Lord of the Cobras
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Harsh Nevatia
Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga: Shiva as the Lord of Time and Death
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Harsh Nevatia
Kedarnath Jyotirlinga: The Pandavas Worship Shiva at Kedar
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Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga: Parvati Creates a Jyotirlinga
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Harsh Nevatia
Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga: Shiva Slays the Asura Tripura
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The Dwadasa Jyotirlingas: The Ancient Temples of Shiva
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Harsh Nevatia
The Descendants of Priyavrata: Agnidhra and Purvachitti
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Harsh Nevatia
Priyavrata’s Dilemma: Brahma Advises the Son of Swayambhav Manu
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Harsh Nevatia
The Prachetas: The Meetings with Vishnu, Brahma and Narada
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Harsh Nevatia
The Descendants of Prithu: Vijitashwa, Havirdhana, Prachinabarhi and the Prachetas.
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Harsh Nevatia
Prithu’s Ascension: Prithu and Arci leave for their heavenly abode
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Harsh Nevatia
Prithu Completes the Ashwamedha: Vishnu Instructs and Blesses Prithu
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Harsh Nevatia
Prithu and the Horse Sacrifices: Indra disrupts Prithu’s Ashwamedha Yagnas
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Harsh Nevatia
Prithu Milks the Earth: The Earth’s Bounty Is Rejuvenated
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The Ascension of Dhruv: Dhruv becomes the Pole Star
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The Penance of Dhruv: Descended from Manu and Uttanapada, Dhruv realizes Vishnu
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Harsh Nevatia
The Genealogy of Akuti and Prasuti: The daughters of Manu and Shatrupa marry Ruchi and Daksha
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Harsh Nevatia
The Daughters of Kardam: The births of Dattatreya, Brihaspati, Shukracharya and others
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Harsh Nevatia
Kapila and the Sankhya Yoga: Devahuti attains salvation at Bindu Sarovar
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Harsh Nevatia
Devahuti and Kardam: The Birth of Sage Kapila
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Harsh Nevatia
Swayambhav Manu and Shatrupa: The first couple marries their daughter Devahuti to sage Kardam
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Harsh Nevatia
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The Supreme Being in Hinduism: The perception of God in the Vedas, Upanishads and Epics
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Harsh Nevatia
Ethical Objectives in Upanishads: To Become One with God
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Harsh Nevatia
Creation in the Old Testament: The anthropocentric viewpoint in Christianity
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Harsh Nevatia
Creation in the Upanishads: The universe is a manifestation of God
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Harsh Nevatia
Glossary T to Z: Words beginning with T to Z explained
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Glossary I to L: Words beginning with I to L explained
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Glossary M to P: Words beginning with M to P explained
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Glossary Q to S: Words beginning with Q to S explained
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Glossary C to H: Words beginning with C to H explained
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Glossary A to B: Words beginning with A to B explained
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The All-pervasive Atma: Prajapati and Indra discuss the Atma in the Chandogya Upanishad
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Harsh Nevatia
Introduction to the Upanishads: An enquiry into the ultimate truth
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From Polytheism to Monotheism: From pagan origins the worship of One Supreme God emerges
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Harsh Nevatia
The Reverse Aryan Invasion: Aryans migrated from the Indus valley to Persia
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The Pagan Origins of Hinduism: The Pagan Deities of Hinduism like Indra, Agni, Varun and Ganga
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Harsh Nevatia