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Annabhishekam in Siva Temples in India
by Muthusamy R, Nov 9, 2008
Annabhishekam is held on full moon day in the seventh month of every year i.e. Aippasi (Tamil calendar) Asvina (Hindu calendar) (October/ November), for Siva Lingam, presiding deity of all Siva Temples in South India. Devotees believe that performing Annabhishekam to the Lord on this day would rid them of all their problems.
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Skanda Shashti: A Hindu Festival Devoted to Lord Subramanya
by Muthusamy R, Oct 30, 2008
Lord Subramanya or Lord Muruga is considered as Vedic God. The sage Veda Vyas, compiler of Vedas, glorifies Lord Subramanya in his Skanda Purana (one of the 18 Maha Puranas). Skanda shahsti commemorate the victory of Lord subramanya over the super demon Sura Padman. People celebrate this festival in large scale and they even observe fast.
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Diwali: Festival of Lights
by Muthusamy R, Oct 27, 2008
The Sanskrit term Diwali is known as festival of lights. It is a largest festival celebrated by Hindus all over the world from the time immemorial. I wish you a joyous Diwali to all Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and their families and friends.
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Understanding the Tenets of Hinduism
by Ramn, Oct 10, 2008
This is for people who are Hindus, but who do not understand the religion in its true sense and also for people who are not Hindus, for whom the religion is a laughing stock.
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Hinduism: The 108 Attributes of Goddess Durga
by sri harsha, Sep 12, 2008
Hinduism: The 108 attributes of Goddess Durga.
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Hinduism and Judaism
by chris936, Sep 8, 2008
A comparison of the two religions.
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Hinduism
by Jason Mueller, Aug 31, 2008
On the religion of Hinduism.
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Death: Religion's Perspective
by GuideToItAll, Aug 26, 2008
Two religious views about what happens after death.
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Hinduism: A Polytheistic Faith
by Ecast, Aug 10, 2008
A description of Hinduism and reasons that it is a polytheistic religion, not a monotheistic one.
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The Great Ayurvedic Medical Texts
by balisunset, Jul 31, 2008
According to legend, the king of the Hindu gods, Indra, received medical teachings direct from Lord Brahma and then passed them down to the sage Atreya, who in turn passed them on to his student, Agnivesa.
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