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Holi, the festival of colors, is celebrated in the month of Phalgun (February-March).
Also called Phagwah, it is the full moon day in Phalgun that ushers in the spring season in India. It is also a celebration of the harvest season.
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Guru Purnima is a day when we pay obeisance to the lifeline of this great, unbroken civilization of India -the guru-sisya-parampara or mentor-protege lineage.
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Celebrated in the month of Ashvin (September/October) according to the Hindu calendar. Dassera is an important festival that is celebrated across the length and breadth of India.
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Diwali or Deepavali is amongst the most celebrated Indian festivals. The word Deepavali originates from two Sanskrit words ‘ Deepa ' which means ‘light' and ‘ Avali ' which means ‘a row'. This is why Deepavali is called ‘the festival of lights'.
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Insulation is one of the most important prerequisites to life. To contact an electrical gadget it is essential to insulate yourself. Otherwise you get electrocuted. The gadget which was meant to make life easier for you becomes the instrument of destruction. So also with heat.
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The Bhagavad-Gita ? For students and sportspersons? Isn’t there something wrong? Wasn’t it meant for retired people and as a solace for the aged? Who has the time anyway with all the pressures of student life and competition in the sports arena?
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Have you ever wondered why all the technology and scientific development are being used to create human suffering rather than enhance human happiness? Bertrand Russell says this happens because there is a race between human skill and human folly.
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Lift off from a world of struggle and sail into the realm of oneness, love, harmony. Sounds good, but how do you do it? In our experience relationships do have the incredible highs, but then these are followed by the invariable lows.
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Vedanta means ultimate knowledge. The culmination of knowledge. A science of living. The complete manual of Self-Management that helps us reaches our full potential. Science tells us that we use at best 10% of our capacity.
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Human exertion is directed towards gaining lasting happiness. Yet few enjoy it. One looks for happiness by acquiring objects of the world, little realizing that happiness is not inherent in those objects.
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