Brass Basil Lamp (Tulsi Deep) Goddess Durga statue

Brass Basil Lamp (Tulsi Deep) Goddess Durga statueIndia being a spiritual land has a rich heritage of Hindu religious philosophy and mythology. It believes in the concept of Omnipresent Devine '. Our spiritual practices are aimed at invoking the Devine by lighting lamps (Diya), offering flowers and other such divine activities on all auspicious occasions. Hindus start their daily worship all auspicious functions and festivals, religious and social, with the lighting of the lamp. It is customary in

दशास्यो यद्बाहूनभृत-िणकण्डू-पिवशान ‍।

Pãr Brahm Parameshwar

Din Sudama ke dukh tareo Tandul tin muthi mukh dareo

करहु दया अपनी मधुसूदन॥

द्वारकानायक द्रौपदीरक्षक ॥ 4 ॥

sāyaṃ prātaḥ paṭhennityaṃ mṛtyuṃ tarati nirbhayaḥ

He loved consuming butter and made every effort to have it by hook and crook

Durga Chalisa Hindi

Temple rites were formalized by an illustrious Vaishnavite saint Ramanujacharya

-Shiva Linga

Gar is se milta hai

To save it from Mugal iconoclastic policies and onslaught of Hindu temples by Emperor Aurangzeb