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Why Rama Chose Hanuman

Why Rama Chose Hanuman

When we think of Hanuman, we often picture him as a mighty vanara who leapt across the ocean or carried mountains in service of Rama. Yet, in the heart of Valmiki’s Ramayana, we find a different dimension of Hanuman — that of a scholar par excellence. Hanuman was a master of the Vedas and Sastras, …

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Pancha Mukha Shiva

Pancha Mukha Shiva

The Five Faces of Shiva – A Journey from Creation to Liberation Loving Sairams…The vision of Pañcha Mukha Shiva — the five-faced form of the Lord — is beautifully explained in the Shivopasana mantra and other Agamas. Each face is a manifestation of Lord Shiva – the Supreme Brahman, revealing – creation, preservation, dissolution, concealment, …

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12 P/Pons Brooks

12 P/Pons Brooks

Today using the Samsung 24 Ultra, I was finally able to capture the comet, though it was only a fuzzy small patch in the photo. I compared the position of the object in the photo with Sky Safari App and confirmed the same. Photos and screen shot are given below. One of the photos has …

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Sunlight bathing Maha Vishnu Idol

Sunlight bathing Maha Vishnu Idol

Loving Sairams…Every year towards the end of January and a day or so into February, at our home we see and experience a beautiful sight. The position of the Sun is such that around 5.30pm, the sun light in the bhajan hall falls directly on the little Maha Vishnu idol. The light moves from the …

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A Bright Spot in Power Outages

A Bright Spot in Power Outages

Just received my Orient Electric Emergency LED Bulb, and I’m excited to share my initial thoughts! This bulb, with a power rating of 9W, promises to deliver uniform light distribution. What caught my eye were the features highlighted on the box: 4 hours continuous backup, long maintenance-free life, built-in Lithium battery, and the fact that …

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Moon-Saturn and Jupiter 24-10-2023

Moon-Saturn and Jupiter 24-10-2023

This evening, between 8.30pm to 9pm, was able to see Moon-Saturn very close to each other. Jupiter also had just risen and was visible. Today, I used the Skywatcher 10 inch Dobsonian to see these objects with 2 inch eyepieces and a 2X Barlow. The best views were, of course, of the Moon. The surface …

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