Saturday, 28 September 2013

Importance Of Navratri,When And Why It Is Celebrated

Navaratri is celebrated through the first nine days of the Hindu month of Ashwin.

 Navratri is celebration of the the end of the darkness of ignorance and evil.It is said to bring knowledge ,goodness and bliss,thus spiritually enlightening the human mind.Navratri signifies victory over our own minds.Navaratri is to destroy the ill thoughts and replace them with victuous qualities.it signifies the process by which one removes the layers of ignorance and achieves the state of Self-realization. 

It is said that at one stage the Gods felt Powerless against the onslaughts of the demonical forces headed by Mahishasura.In answer to their prayers for protection,they were ordered to part with a portion of their divine powers,to form into a new goddess.it was thus that Mahishasura Mardini took a physical form as the combined might of 33 crores of gods.The dreaded demon Mahishasura was killed by her after a ceaseless fight of 9 days and nights.          
The first 3 days of  Navratri is dedicated to Mata Durga .she is the destroyer of Mahishasura the buffalo headed demon.The buffalo represents the tamoguna in us i.e.a quality of laziness.darkness,inertia and ignorance.Therefore by worshipping Mother Durga.we invoke the Divine power within us to destroy our animalistic tendencies.The next 3 days are dedicated to Mother Lakshmi. By invoking her grace we are not only blessed with virtous qualities but also by Daivi Sampatti and by gaining victory or self control over the mind. The last 3 days are dedicated to Mother Saraswati, who is the bestover of light of knowledge.She removes the ignorance and darkness and grants us the higher knowledge of the self.                                                                                                                   

Monday, 16 September 2013

Information OFSanchi Stupa / sanchi stupa is one of the best early stupas in central India


SANCHI STUPA


The earliest surviving religious structures are the Buddhist Stupas .The Stupa is a large burial mound.hemispherical in shape,with a central chamber in witch a small casket containing the relies of the Buddha are preserved.The core of the mound was made of unbaked bricks,while its outer surface,made of baked bricks,was thickly plastered.On top of the hemisphere stood the harmika,a stylized umbrella of stone or wood.A fence-initially made of wood and later replaced by stone-ran around the stupa .Enclosing a path for the ritual of circumambulation Some Stupas,such as the one in Sanchi ( 2nd century B.C. E) were provided with beautiful entrance arches at the four cardinal points.Smaller Stupas,monasteries and theological colleges gradually sprung around the main Stupa converting the site into a colony of monks and learned men.                            

Sanchi is the famous for outstanding Specimen of Buddist art and architecture,belonging to the period between the third century BC and the twelfth century AD.The most important of all the Sanchi moncements is the Sanchi Stupa.The Sanchi Stupa is one of the best preserved early Stupas in central India.The Sanchi Stupa is Surrounded by a railing with four covered gate-ways facing all the four directions.Around the main Stupa,there is a path for Circumambulation.The path is enclosed by a railing with gates at each of the four directions.The railing and gates of the Sanchi Stupa are richly sculptured with different motifs and designs.Another interesting characturistic about the Sanchi Stupa is that LORD BUDDHA has been symbolically represented by foot prints,wheels,thrones etc rather than by his own image.

The Sanchi Stupa of Madhya Pradesh is the biggest and the best preserved,followed by the Stupas at Sarnath near Varanasi and Amaravati in Andhra Pradesh.


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Friday, 6 September 2013

Information On Taj Mahal

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Hi,Kapil here.Good morning everyone .I am just shearing the views about world famous Indian Historical Place Taj Mahal situated in Agra.                                                                                      TAJ MAHAL              



The Taj Mahal .located on the banks of the Yamuna river is one of the seven wonders of the world.the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan built this marble tomb as a memorial for his wife,Mumtaz..                                      A dream etched in milky white marble is a peerless monument, the beauty of love.A commemoration of the memory of beloved wife.The Taj Mahal is India's rich tribute to womanhood.the construction of the Taj commenced in 1631 and was Completed in 1653.The near about 20,000,workers were gathered from central Asia and India,to translate this wild dream into reality. Ustad Isa Khan the main architect was brought all the way from Shiraz in Iran.The walled complex includes two mosques and an imposing gateway.The tomb is enceased in white marble that is decorated with flawless sculptures and has inland designs of flowers and calligraphy.

Information On Grand Parents Day With Some Popular Quotations




GRAND PARENTS DAY



Grand parents day is one of the most special event celebrated in the world.It is celebrated in the month of Lagor .This time it is celebrated on September 9 in India .Our Grand Parents have have very important space in our life.One who have his Grand parents with him should feel Lucky about him.They love us a lot, they care for us and in return they want only love and respect from their Grand children. And this day is celebrated to give respect to them,to make them feel that we love them a lot,we need them a lot and we want them a lot .Children are very close to their grand parents and they want to make this day very memorable to them.So to make this day very special for them ,Here are some popular quotations on Grand Parents day.


HERE ARE SOME POPULAR QUOTATIONS ON GRAND PARENTS DAY



  • No spring, nor summer hath such grace. As I have seen in one autumnal face.
  • "A Grandmother is a safe haven."
  • "Nobody can do for little children what grandparents do. Grandparents sort of sprinkle stardust over the lives of little children."
  • "One of the most powerful handclasps is that of a new grand baby around the finger of a grandfather."
  • "If you would civilize a man, begin with his grandmother."
  • "There are fathers who do not love their children; there is no grandfather who does not adore his grandson."
  • ''Being grandparents sufficiently removes us from the responsibilities so that we can be friends."

IMPORTANT NOTE 

Some children don't take care of their Grand Parents,abuse them and regret them .I wanted to convey from this was that our Grand Parents have a very important place in our life .So, always respect them .