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Shiva Worship
The word Shaivam refers to "associated with shiva." Also known as Shaivism. According to Shaiva Sidhdhaantha the God is formless (arUpa) . But for the salvation of lives He took the form of Lingam - meaning symbol (Arupa Rupa). lingam can be considered both as form as well as formless symbol. This mUrti is called sadA shiva mUrti. From the Sadha Shiva mUrti, for the benefit of lives God took a lot of forms which are called mAhEshwara mUrtis. There are twenty five MAhEshwara mUrtis (Some say there are more). Some of these mUrtis are bhOga mUrtis, usually with Shakthi like RishabArUdar, or yOga mUrtis, sitting in one of the yOga postures without Shakthi in the side like dakshiNAmUrti, or vEga ...
Environmental Pollution & Toxicology
Contributed seminar articles organized by Indian Academy of Environmental Sciences, Hardwar.
Hounds of Shiva
As its mahout goaded the mammoth royal elephant to the open space where Navukkarasu was held, the beast trumpeted in fury, knocking down walls and ornamental arches in wanton aggression. The earth shook under its tread and the crowd surged back in fear. Navukkarasu fearlessly stood his ground asserting, “The Cosmic Dancer who wears a garment of elephant hide will protect me.” The animal charged forward - only to stop short before the saint. In an instant, all aggression leached out of the beast. As docile as a lamb, the elephant circumambulated Navukkarasu, clumsily fell to its knees, and raised its trunk in homage to him. Lumbering to its feet, it then carefully backed away from its int...
ProjectX India
ProjectX India | 15th May 2022 edition provides you with power-packed information on 221 projects, contracts and tenders from 52 sectors and sub-sectors of the Indian economy. In this issue we have covered 61 projects in Conceptual/Planning Stage, 29 Contract Awards, 33 Projects Under Implementation, 91 Tenders, and 7 other projects. The project information is provided along with the nearest contacts as available in the public domain to facilitate B2B exchange. This e-book serves all those who are interested to know and tap the project opportunities in the Construction, Infrastructure, and Industrial segment. Our aim is to serve you with the right information on upcoming and ongoing projects, contracts, and tenders from India. The business opportunities are coming to the fore each day, and we, at ProjectX, are eager to grab and provide the information which can make a difference to your business. Identify the right project through ProjectX India and accelerate your business. Note: This is an archival edition, to get the latest issue or know more about us, you can visit our website www.projectxindia.com
Hindu Dharma
In Hindu Dharma: Introduction to Scriptures and Theology briefly the essentials of the scriptures of the Hindu Dharma such as the Vedas, the Upanishads, the Smriti Shāstras like the Purānas, the Tantras, the epics (Rāmāyana and Mahābhārata) and the Bhagavad Gitā have been described and discussed. Also, the concepts of Brahman and Ātman, the goal of Hindu life (Purushārthas) and other doctrines like 'Varnāshrama', 'Samskāras' of the Dharma have been briefly discussed. Further what 'Pujā'(worship) is and how it is performed is described. Finally, a few well-known prayer (Mantras hymns) are provided. The objective has been to describe the difficult ideas of the Hindu Dharma in a simple way so readers will get a broad idea about the contents of the various scriptures and the theology and philosophy of the Hindu Dharma.
India Today
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SHIVA PUJA
In Vedic Sciences the Sanskrit word Puja means honoring a force higher than yourself for inner gains and the word Shiva means the Lord of Time. In this book a simulated version of the Universe is constructed, and a simulated trip is made to request the Lord of Time to grant a prosperous, happy, and satisfactory life.
In Times of Siege
Shiv Murthy is a meek, middle-aged professor of history at a college in New Delhi. When Meena, his twenty-four-year-old ward, breaks her leg, she calls on him for help, even though they barely know each other and even though Murthy’s wife is visiting their daughter in another city. Coping with Meena’s care, struggling with the feeling this intellectual, self-possessed, politically minded, and sexually aware young woman stirs in him, Murthy’s life is thrown into even further turmoil when one of his medieval Indian history lessons is challenged by a group of religious extremists. The university responds by giving Murthy the opportunity to apologize publicly. But increasingly in thrall to Meena and influenced by her political convictions, Murthy takes an entirely unexpected plunge into the political world: he defies the university and the fundamentalists, and defies as well his most basic sense of who and what he is.
Ensemble
I had no specific topic in my mind when I started writing this book. Each time the 'hat' (my brain) initiated its magic, it brought out something new, just like a magician's hat. This book is a collection of random stories which bear no connection with each other. Some are a creation of my weird imagination while others are random thoughts and precious memories. It also comprises some stories from my life. It has something for everyone-from adventure to thriller to horror to everyday life situations- sometimes involving confused thoughts, motivational articles and essays, and some of my childhood stories from the 80s. The 'Ensemble' is my first attempt at creating an anthology and compiling different stories in a single book. It is an attempt to cook a perfect magic potion through various stories by mixing different emotional ingredients. Just say abracadabra and teleport into a world full of stories. See you on the other side!
Wandering Wheels
“I wish I’d read this book before everything I went through.’ Sumeer, Part-time writer, full-time lover ‘Author may be exaggerating some stuff. Not everything has to be believed.’ Priya Jain, 100-meter specialist, bad at marathons ‘My favourite travel companion.’ Kanika Malhotra, Gypsy with a vintage car ‘If you know your destination, your speed would tell you the time needed to cover the distance. But what if the distance is zero and the destination is inside of you? How much time does it take then? More importantly, which vehicle do you choose?’ Maria, Sumeer, Kanika and Nigel embark on a similar journey at different points in their lives, to realise that love can have a ...
