Lord Krishna: Real or Fake?

Lord Krishna: Real or Fake? Lord Krishna is one of the most celebrated and beloved deities in Hinduism. He is considered the eighth avatar of Vishnu, appearing as a divine being on Earth to perform miracles, give teachings, and engage in various heroic and romantic adventures. Krishna’s life story is told in texts like the […]

Reincarnation Myths or Facts?

Reincarnation Myths or Facts? Reincarnation is a central concept in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and some other Indian religions. It refers to the belief that after death, a soul is reborn into a new body, continuing a cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara). Often tied to the idea of karma, reincarnation suggests that one’s actions […]

Why I Am a Hindu

Why I Am a Hindu Being a Hindu is not always a personal choice, it is often a result of the culture and environment we are born into. I am a Hindu because I was born into a Hindu family, and from my earliest moments, society, family, and tradition shaped this identity. Hinduism is more […]

Hinduism and Premarital Relationships

Hinduism and Premarital Relationships Premarital relationships are strictly forbidden in Hinduism. The scriptures emphasize chastity before marriage, especially for women. Any sexual activity outside marriage is considered sinful and morally corrupt. Hinduism teaches that such actions bring dishonor to the individual, their family, and society. 📖Manusmriti 9:3“A maiden who acts contrary to the laws of […]

Is Masturbation a Sin in Hinduism?

Is Masturbation a Sin in Hinduism? Masturbation is one of the most searched topics in connection with religion, spirituality, and morality. People across cultures and faiths ask: Is self-pleasure a sin? Does it affect spiritual growth? How did ancient scriptures view it? Hinduism, being one of the world’s oldest religions with vast scriptures, provides multiple […]

Did Krishna Desire the Gopis?

Did Krishna Desire the Gopis? When we think of Krishna, one of the most popular images in Hinduism is that of him surrounded by the Gopis of Vrindavan. Countless songs, bhajans, paintings, and stories depict Krishna dancing with the Gopis, playing the flute, and engaging in what appears to be intimate relationships. But the question […]

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