Why do we fast? (esp on Ekadashi).. do read!
HARI OM!! Fasting in Sanskrit is called upavaasa. Upa means “near” + vaasa means “to stay”. Upavaasa therefore means staying near (the Lord), meaning the attainment of close mental proximity…
madhva muniyE namma guru
HARI OM!! Fasting in Sanskrit is called upavaasa. Upa means “near” + vaasa means “to stay”. Upavaasa therefore means staying near (the Lord), meaning the attainment of close mental proximity…
|| Hari Sarvothama Vayu Jivothama || I would like to let you all know about Saligrama stone with its history and types. Saligrama, a sacred Gandaki river stone is a…
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