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Today, we observe Nag Panchami, a day dedicated to the celebration and reverence of snakes. Across many cultures, including in India, snakes have long been symbolic creatures, representing power, fertility, and the cyclical nature of life. Nag Panchami is a unique day when these fascinating creatures are honored for their vital role in maintaining the balance of our ecosystems. In Indian tradition, snakes are not only revered for their place in nature but also for their deep symbolic meaning in culture and spirituality. This day serves as a reminder of the respect and coexistence that humans must maintain with the natural world. At Broadvision, we are inspired by the themes of balance, protection, and transformation that snakes represent, which align with our values of ethical business and sustainable growth. May this Nag Panchami inspire a renewed appreciation for the natural world and the importance of living in harmony with it. #NagPanchami #Nature #CulturalHeritage #EthicalBusiness #Sustainability

Today, we observe Nag Panchami, a day dedicated to the celebration and reverence of snakes. Across many cultures, including in India, snakes have long been symbolic creatures, representing power, fertility, and the cyclical nature of life. Nag Panchami is a unique day when these fascinating creatures are honored for their vital role in maintaining the balance of our ecosystems. In Indian tradition, snakes are not only revered for their place in nature but also for their deep symbolic meaning in culture and spirituality. This day serves as a reminder of the respect and coexistence that humans must maintain with the natural world. At Broadvision, we are inspired by the themes of balance, protection, and transformation that snakes represent, which align with our values of ethical business and sustainable growth. May this Nag Panchami inspire a renewed appreciation for the natural world and the importance of living in harmony with it. #NagPanchami #Nature #CulturalHeritage #EthicalBusiness #Sustainability

Holi is the greatest leveler in Bharat 🇮🇳. This is Vedic science !! The water which is infused with quantum healing herbs become negative ions when atomized through a spray nozzle, which cleanses harmful positive ions in air. Applying vibrant colours 🌸🌺🌷🌹🦋 acts like a Catharsis transforming yearlong depressed minds into free flying butterflies 🦋. Holi is ancient Vedic science of colours, sounds, and Bhaang which can end enmity. Jai Sanatan Jai Bharat.🕉️😊🌹🇮🇳 https://lnkd.in/f4rsSWr #DigitalIndia means #DigitalCorruption to benefit companies who purchase #ElectoralBond of different political party state wise

Today, we observe Nag Panchami, a day dedicated to the celebration and reverence of snakes. Across many cultures, including in India, snakes have long been symbolic creatures, representing power, fertility, and the cyclical nature of life. Nag Panchami is a unique day when these fascinating creatures are honored for their vital role in maintaining the balance of our ecosystems. In Indian tradition, snakes are not only revered for their place in nature but also for their deep symbolic meaning in culture and spirituality. This day serves as a reminder of the respect and coexistence that humans must maintain with the natural world. At Broadvision, we are inspired by the themes of balance, protection, and transformation that snakes represent, which align with our values of ethical business and sustainable growth. May this Nag Panchami inspire a renewed appreciation for the natural world and the importance of living in harmony with it. #NagPanchami #Nature #CulturalHeritage #EthicalBusiness #Sustainability

Let’s explore the intriguing mysteries surrounding the Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha, in a concise 100-word summary: Flag Direction: The temple’s flag defies scientific logic—it always floats in the opposite direction of the wind. It’s as if some force beyond science guides it. Sudarshan Chakra: A massive 20-foot-high chakra atop the temple weighs a ton. Remarkably, you can see it from any corner of Puri, no matter where you stand. No-Fly Zone: Birds and planes avoid flying directly above the temple. It’s an unusual phenomenon not seen at other temples in India, perhaps divinely ordained. These mysteries add to the temple’s allure, inviting both devotion and curiosity. #jagannathtemple #jagannathpuri

#ReviveGurukul #ReclaimTemple Holi is the greatest leveler in Bharat 🇮🇳. This is Vedic science !! The water which is infused with quantum healing herbs become negative ions when atomized through a spray nozzle, which cleanses harmful positive ions in air. Applying vibrant colours 🌸🌺🌷🌹🦋 acts like a Catharsis transforming yearlong depressed minds into free flying butterflies 🦋. Holi is ancient Vedic science of colours, sounds, and Bhaang which can end enmity. Jai Sanatan Jai Bharat.🕉️😊🌹🇮🇳 https://lnkd.in/f4rsSWr #DigitalIndia means #DigitalCorruption to benefit companies who purchase #ElectoralBond of different political party state wise

Ram Van Gaman Path is the path that Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshmana took during their 'vanvaas' or exile years. It starts from Ayodhya and ends at Sri Lanka. This path is much revered in the Hindu religion as various key incidents of Lord Rama’s life have taken place on this path. A total of 248 places have been identified within the nations of India and Sri Lanka that lie on the course of the Ram Van Gaman Path. There is a plan to develop these spots and showcase them as part of the socio-cultural and religious tourism circuit. Below mentioned are some of the most prominent ones. 🚩UTTAR PRADESH A 177 km section of road has been in development in Uttar Pradesh as Ram Van Gaman Marg.The most prominent places being developed are: Ayodhya Sultanpur Pratapgrah Prayagraj Chitrakoot 🚩CHHATTISGARH Nine places in this region have been selected for inclusion in the first phase of development and restoration. They are: Sitamarhi Harchowka (Koriya) Ramgarh (Surguja) Shivrinarayan (Janjgir-Champa) Turturia (Balodabazar) Chandkhuri (Raipur) Rajim (Gariaband) Sihava Saptarishi Ashram (Dhamtari) Jagdalpur (Bastar) Ramaram (Sukma). 🚩MADHYA PRADESH The state government of Madhya Pradesh also plans to develop the Ram Van Gaman Path in 3 phases.The following places in Madhya Pradesh are included in this project: Chitrakoot Amarkantak (Shahdol) Satna 🚩MAHARASHTRA Ramtek Nasik Tuljapur Naldurg 🚩KARNATAKA Hampi 🚩TELANGANA Bhadrachalam 🚩TAMILNADU Rameshwaram Dhanushkodi Ram Setu 🚩SRI LANKA Jai Shri Ram🌸 For more such content Follow 👉 Neha Ahirao #ramayan #shriram #ramvangamanpath #vanvas #linkedincommunity

Edapillay Anjanadevi temple Kerala, The Great India A flagpole erected near the altar in Hindu Mandir . It also has the Sanskrit name Duvajasthambam . In Mandirs, the flag tree, Nandi and altar are erected towards the source . A Hindu Mandir flagpole consists of three parts, a square base, an octagonal structure at the top, and a thick cylindrical part. It is believed that the square part represents Brahma , the octagonal structure represents Bhagwan Sri Venkateswara and the cylindrical structure represents Bhagwan Shiv.

Tradition, Faith, and the Indian Knowledge System In 1949, my grandfather, along with his neighborhood friends, began a tradition that has flourished for four generations—the celebration of Ganesh Festival, a vibrant part of Maharashtra's cultural heritage. The Indian Knowledge System (IKS) has always been rooted in the holistic blend of spirituality, education, and culture, passed down through generations. Ganesh festival celebrations are no different. For decades, we've upheld the practice of merging devotion with the promotion of Maharashtrian folk art, preserving and celebrating the profound cultural practices that define our region. This cycle of transmission from one generation to another reflects the core philosophy of IKS, which emphasizes the intergenerational transfer of knowledge, skills, and values. It’s not merely about the continuity of customs but about nurturing the spirit of unity, inclusivity, and collective wisdom ,that has always been the hallmark of Indian traditions. Traditions have a way of bringing us back home—both physically and spiritually. This enduring bond reminds us of the importance of staying connected to our roots. Chetan Kapadnis Siddharth Jabade Bharat Agarwal Dr. Wasudeo Gade #Preservingourheritage #nurturingthenextgeneration #IndianKnowledgeSystem #GaneshUtsav #MaharashtraCulture #TraditionAndHeritage #NextGenerationLeadership #CulturalEconomy #FolkArt #CulturalLegacy #IKSInAction

Ganesh Chaturthi: Significance, History, and Spiritual Insights Ganesh Chaturthi, also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi, is one of the most celebrated festivals in India. This video dives into the following key points: - Significance of Ganesh Chaturthi: Why is Lord Ganesha worshipped first in every ritual? Discover how his blessings remove obstacles and bring prosperity. - Historical Impact: Learn how Lokmanya Tilak turned Ganesh Utsav into a social and political movement during British rule in 1893, promoting unity among different communities. - Cultural Importance: Explore how Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations are deeply rooted in states like Maharashtra, Mumbai, and Pune, bringing together millions of devotees. - Spiritual Insights: Understand Ganesha’s connection with the Muladhara Chakra in Yogic science, symbolizing the foundation of life and stability. May Ganapati Bappa bless you with success, happiness, and wisdom! #GaneshChaturthi #GanpatiBappaMorya #GaneshUtsav