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Food Divine, Body Refined: Ayurveda’s Sacred Bond of Health and Mind Food as Divine: The Essence of Life:   In Indian culture, food is not merely a means of nourishment but a sacred connection to divinity. This belief is beautifully encapsulated in the ancient verse:   "Annam Brahma Rasam Vishnum Bhokta Devo Janardana, Evam Dhyaatva Tathaa Jnaatva Anna Dosho Na Lipyate." (Food is Brahma, its essence is Vishnu, and the one who consumes it is Janardana (the divine). With this reverence, any impurity in food does not affect the body.)   This verse deepens our understanding of food, connecting it to Ayurveda’s principles, and emphasizing the balance of bodily humors— Vata, Pitta, and Kapha . Let us explore how Indian culture and Ayurveda weave food, physical health, and mental peace into a tapestry of balanced living, ensuring vitality for the body, mind, and soul. Food as Brahma: The Creator of Life   The verse refers to food as "Brahma" , the creator, si...

  Agrasen ke Baoli (stepwell) at Cannughtplace in Delhi In Delhi, there are numerous historical structures and mysterious objects that allow us to connect with the past. This city boasts a plethora of such things that exist outside of this crazy world. Yes, we're talking about Agrasen's "Baoli" in ConnaughPlace. This red sandstone site is very beautiful, and the deeper you go inside, the further you will be from the outside world. Today, we will tell you some interesting facts about this location that are related to many such mysteries that you may not be aware of. People come from far and wide to see Delhi's most famous 'Baoli' "Agrasen Ki Baoli". Maharaja Agrasen constructed this "Baoli" in the 14th century. According to historical records, Agrasen ki Baoli was rebuilt on top of the old "Baoli" by the Agarwal community. It claims to be a direct descendant of Maharaja Agrasen. This "Baoli" made of red sandstone is a...

God's Entire creation is matchless  If you look closely, you can see the entire universe and nature as a vast and everlasting work of art created by God, whose canvas extends to the blue sky above and the earth below, as well as all four directions. When man first saw rainbows in the sky, clouds floating and thundering on the peaks of sky-high mountains, streams, and waterfalls, he was awestruck. And waterfalls falling from great heights and caves, birds flying and chirping in damp, gurgling rivers and streams, forests with colourful wild animals roaming freely, dancing, and roaring in them, various types of fruits, flowers, and plants growing in the earth, hot, burning, and cold deserts. It would have danced and sung in wonder, joy, and delight when it saw the creatures going about their daily lives, the waves and storms forming in the calm blue ocean. And the endless variety of small and enormous aquatic animals having a good time. He must have wondered what kind of artist or for...