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Aparajita Stotram – Magical Mantra from Devi Mahatmyam  It is common knowledge that  Venus, or Śukra , is the significator of love, affection, marriage and romantic relationships of every nature. Śukra means that which is pure and bright; hence Śukra in jyotiṣa  terminology literally means semen, or that essential fluid which is the building block of life. Venus, therefore rules the testicles and the ovaries and the reproductive organs, sexuality and libido, the body fluids, sex appeal, and every kind of desire and wish that arises in the hearts of men. It represents beauty, love, devotion, poetry, the arts, sweetness, marriage, flowers, young couples, attraction, infatuation, decoration, adornment, ornamentation, opulence and the luxuries of the earthly plane through the satisfaction of the sensual desires. THE COMBUSTION OF VENUS Venus has a peculiar and symbiotic relationship with Sun.  Venus  is selfish by nature. He is rājasik and is always taking for himse...

 Vaastu Shastra is 5000 years old but since the middle 1990s, there has been a sudden interest in the subject of the vaastu shastra. People seem to have rediscovered a long lost panacea for their ills. All they need to do is to make a few changes to their home or office layout and overnight, they have the health, wealth and happiness which they lacked for so long! Eight directions as per Vastu shastra: NE or Ishaan Kon (Water): Pooja room, water storage tank, boring, lawn, portico, Drawing room, water supply connection. East: Main gate, living room, bathroom, kitchen, guestroom, open space, balcony, Tulsi plant. SE or Agni Kon (Fire): Office, fire, toilet, plants, basement, stairs, generator / inverter storeroom, clothes. South: Bedroom, room to store heavy articles like machines etc., overhead water tank, big trees, godown, toilet, paying guest / tenant. SW or Nairitya Kon (Earth): Arms and ammunition, room to store raw materials, sleeping room, room for father or elder brother, s...

Asht-sidhhis and nav-nidhis Lord Hanuman being blessed by Sita ji on Asht sidhhis and Nav nidhis. Asht sidhhi nav nidhi ke data. Ais bar deen  Janaki Mata. ( from Hanumaan chalisa) eight siddhis (ashta siddhi) that are mentioned in Patajanli’s  Yoga  Sutras and can be obtained by very few through countless years of practice and devotion to all eight limbs of Ashtanga Yoga. Siddhi can loosely be translated as accomplishment or a special power or unusual skill. The eight siddhis Swamiji described are: Anima : Reducing one’s physical self to the size of an atom Mahima : Growing one’s physical self to incredibly large size Garima : Making one’s physical self so heavy as immovable by others Laghima : Becoming almost weightless Prapti : Being able to go/travel wherever one wants Prakamya : Being able to obtain whatever one wants Istva : Possessing lordship Vastva : Being able to control the minds of others Hanuman not only possessed all eight siddhis, but was also blessed by Si...

Indian J Psychiatry. 2014 Oct-Dec; 56(4): 377–382. doi:   10.4103/0019-5545.146532 PMCID:  PMC4279296 Indian story on semen loss and related Dhat syndrome Om Prakash ,   Sujit Kumar Kar ,  and  T. S. Sathyanarayana Rao 1 Author information ►   Copyright and License information ► Go to: Abstract India is a country of many religions and ancient cultures. Indian culture is largely directed by the Vedic culture since time immemorial. Later Indian culture is influenced by Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity. Indian belief system carries the footprints of these cultures. Every culture describes human behaviors and an interpretation of each human behavior is largely influenced by the core cultural belief system. Sexuality is an important domain which is colored by different cultural colors. Like other cultures, Indian culture believes “semen” as the precious body fluid which needs to be preserved. Most Indian beliefs consider loss of semen as a threat...