Yogic Mantra Sri Surya Narayana Yantra

The Yogic Mantra Sri Surya Narayana Yantra is a sacred and powerful yantra dedicated to the worship of Lord Surya, the Sun God, in Hinduism. The Sun is not only a celestial body but also a source of divine energy and life force. Worshiping the Sun is a centuries-old practice in Hinduism known for its spiritual and healing benefits.

Decorative Brass Crystal Oil Lamp

Crafted with care, the Decorative Brass Crystal Oil Lamp creates a serene atmosphere where you can enjoy the warm, soothing glow of the lamp. It's perfect for adding a touch of tranquility to your living room, bedroom, or any area where you seek both beauty and serenity.

Whether used for daily relaxation, special occasions, or simply as a decorative piece, this lamp represents your appreciation for exquisite craftsmanship and a desire for an illuminated and harmonious living space.

Embroidered Swastik Design Velvet Puja Aasan

Elevate your Pooja rituals with our Embroidered Swastik Design Velvet Puja Aasan, a perfect blend of auspicious elegance and devotion that enriches your sacred space with the symbolism of Swastik and the luxurious touch of velvet.

This intricately designed velvet Puja Aasan features the Swastik symbol, an auspicious and ancient motif that represents well-being and positive energy. The rich velvet fabric adds a sense of opulence to your Pooja rituals, creating a sacred and inviting ambiance.

Who Were The Shudras?

s a book about the history of the Shudra (lowest) varna of the Indian caste system written in 1946 by Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar. The book is dedicated to Jyotirao Phule and intends to break the myth about Shudras being an untouchable caste in India.

Ambedkar cites the Indian scriptures like The Vedas and Mahabharata among others to argue that Shudras were in fact Aryan kings who fell to a substandard caste after a long-drawn conflict with the Brahmans. Ambedkar also discusses the Aryan race theory and does not agree on the Indo-Aryan migration that has often been considered canon in the history of the race.

The book is a debunking of myths and ideologies and hopes to achieve a sense of tolerance for a misunderstood and ill-treated caste in India.