Articles by Mohit Sinha

Discover the most powerful Varahi mantras and hymns. Learn how to chant for protection, courage, and spiritual growth. Perfect for daily worship and rituals. Goddess Varahi Amman is one of the seven Matrikas, embodying the feminine power of Lord Varaha. Recognized across Hindu sects and Tibetan Buddhism, she symbolizes protection, strength, and cosmic nurturing. Worshipping Varahi offers devotees courage and removes obstacles through sacred rituals and mantras. Learn about Goddess Varahi Amman, one of the powerful Matrikas in Hinduism. Discover her significance, symbolism, and spiritual benefits for devotees worldwide.

Kerala Mural Paintings are a sacred traditional art form from South India, rooted in the ancient Dravidian style and scriptures like the Chitrasutra. Known for their vibrant natural colors and spiritual symbolism, these murals depict mythological stories using techniques like fresco and tempera. Once at risk of extinction, the tradition has been revived by cultural institutions and now thrives across temple walls and global galleries alike—preserving divine narratives in stunning visual language.

India has a diverse and vibrant cultural heritage. The essential aspect is that we, the people of India, have maintained that tradition alive. In our current lives, we may still see remnants of our rich cultural heritage. We take pride in our ancestry. Painting is also an important aspect of our culture. There are several painting styles that originated in India and have legends related to them. One such painting style is Phad painting (Chitra).

In Hinduism, the goddess Parashakti also known as “Adi-Parashakti” or “Mahadevi” is revered as Para Brahman, the Supreme Being. She is the Great Goddess, from whom all other deities originate, and she is also the real one who creates, observes, and destroys the entire universe. Parashakti translates as “The Eternally Limitless Power,” and it is the active energy that both generates and destroys the universe. Parvati, the goddess of strength and bravery, is venerated as her purest material form, Sagun Swaroop. However, the goddess “Adi Parashakti” is also described as a true spirit devoid of form (Nirguna).