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Hinduism

Mahagatha: 100 Tales from the Puranas

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Mahagatha: 100 Tales from the Puranas By Satyarth Nayak Connect the Dots of Hindu Mythology Like Never Before! ‘A great read and a must-have in your home library’– Anand Neelakantan ABOUT THE BOOK Do you know the story where Brahma and Vishnu race against each other or where Shiva battles

Food and Faith: A Pilgrim’s Journey Through India by Shoba Narayan

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Explore India’s heart and soul with Shoba Narayan’s Food and Faith: A Pilgrim’s Journey Through India About the Book All religions have some teachings in common.  They all preach the values about leading the good life and developing courage, character and tenacity to cope with the ups and downs of

#Section377: Hinduism Says Homosexuality Is Not a Sin

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In every body resides the divine who witnesses, guides,  supports  and  enjoys  all  that  the  body experiences. — Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 13, Verse 22 Even the gods and goddesses in Hindu mythic stories exhibit gender fluidity and queer orientations. During this period, many stories emerged wherein gods transition into goddesses and

How to Conduct a Same-sex Wedding Based on Indian Rituals

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A wedding (vivah) in Hinduism is a rite of passage (samskara) that transforms a single entity into one half of a conjugal pair (dampatya). Being single, however, does not mean being incomplete. The idea of ‘wholeness’ in Hinduism is not necessarily a matter of the union of two bodies in marriage or even two souls in love; rather, wholeness or completeness in Hinduism can be understood as rising to the fullness of one’s true self and expanding the arena of one’s selfhood (brah – to expand, manas – the mind).