The trip to Nathdwara takes place along the roads of Rajasthan, where pilgrims travel barefoot, showing their devotion to Shreenathji, a respected incarnation of Krishna. Led by Deepak ji, we observed the lively culture and holy environment as we arrived at the Shreenathji Temple, feeling a deep bond amid the busy crowd and spiritual enthusiasm.| Indrosphere
During a monsoon ride to Eklingji Temple, the weather thwarted the journey, leading to a stop at Nagda's historical ruins instead. Despite the disappointment of the closed temple, the couple explored the Saas-Bahu Temples, reflecting on the area's rich yet tragic history, before resolving to return the next day for Eklingji.| Indrosphere
Durga Puja whispers across borders, even in Erbil where celebrations are solitary yet profound. Ancient traditions link her arrival and departure steeds to omens—elephant for prosperity, palanquin …| Indrosphere
Sibaram Das reflects on his visit to Lalish, the holiest site of the Yazidis in Iraq, exploring the interconnectedness of history, migration, and spirituality. He draws parallels between Yazidism a…| Indrosphere
Kali Puja is a significant festival for Bengalis, celebrated on the same day as Diwali but focusing on the worship of Goddess Kali, symbolizing destruction and creation. Tracing back to ancient Ind…| Indrosphere
Symbols and rituals are vital in various religious traditions, facilitating a deeper connection with the divine. While they hold significance, true faith transcends these materials and symbols. It …| Indrosphere
Tripura showcases a unique tradition by worshipping a two-armed form of Goddess Durga, steeped in the region’s royal legacy through the Manikya dynasty. This simpler depiction represents pers…| Indrosphere
Maitraee, a community club in Ranchi, has been inviting senior citizens from old-age homes to celebrate Durga Puja for over a decade, fostering joy and belonging. The initiative includes offering P…| Indrosphere
Durga, Inanna, and Ishtar represent powerful goddesses from different ancient cultures, symbolizing divine femininity through strength, protection, fertility, and war. Despite cultural differences,…| Indrosphere
