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