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Vishnu, the protector of the universe, has come to Earth many times to stop injustice and restore dharma ( cosmic law and order ). Whenever the world faced a decline in moral and religious values, Vishnu took on different forms, known as avatars, to protect dharma. In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna speaks about these incarnations, saying, "Whenever there is a decline in dharma and a rise in adharma ( injustice ), I take birth to protect the good and destroy the evil , to restore dharma in every age." Read the full Blog here:   Kalki - The Last Avatar of Vishnu This means that whenever evil takes over the Earth, the Almighty will come to save dharma from adharma. In this blog, let's learn more about Kalki- The last avatar of Vishnu . Read the full Blog here:   Kalki - The Last Avatar of Vishnu

The center of a house is very important because it is the main source of energy. In Vastu Shastra, this center is called Brahmasthan, and it has a big effect on the people living in the house. These effects can be good or bad, depending on how you take care of the house's center. If you follow Vastu guidelines, the residents can achieve great success. But if you ignore these guidelines, the results can be negative for the family. In this blog, we will share Vastu Shastra tips for the center of the house to keep positive energy and ensure the well-being of the residents. Read the full Blog here:  Brahmasthan as Per Vastu Read the full Blog here:  Brahmasthan as Per Vastu

Krishna, one of the most popular incarnations of Lord Vishnu, had a dramatic life. He was born in prison, raised by foster parents and as an infant, he killed demons like Putana. He was not married to his true love and had many girlfriends and wives. But do you know what happened to him after the Mahabharata and how he went to heaven? In this blog, we will uncover the story of the end of the Yadava dynasty and Krishna’s departure for Vaikuntha Dham. Read the full Blog here:   End of Yadavas Dynasty Krishna sat under a banyan tree, waiting for his death. He placed his left leg on his right knee, to find the right posture and moment to leave this world. He reflected on his past about 36 years ago, thinking about Kurukshetra, the battlefield where he preached the Bhagavad Gita. The field was stained with blood, filled with conspiracies, bravery, deceit and family members fighting each other. In the end, honesty and dharma won, deceit was defeated, and Krishna, who remained neutral, w...