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The Vedic Planner is a monthly calendar that lists the phases (tithi) and constellations (nakshatra) of the Moon with a sidereal ephemeris of all planets. It uses the sidereal solar months starting with the Sun entering Capricorn on January 14th. This calendar is a mandala of Time that is reshaping our brain to the stellar reality. It is a calendar designed to align us to the solar and lunar motion and awaken us to the frequencies of the stars and planets moving all around us. The vibrations of it attune us to the Universe. See more at www.vedicplanner.com

The Vedic Planner is a monthly calendar that lists the phases (tithi) and constellations (nakshatra) of the Moon with a sidereal ephemeris of all planets. It uses the sidereal solar months starting with the Sun entering Capricorn on January 14th. This calendar is a mandala of Time that is reshaping our brain to the stellar reality. It is a calendar designed to align us to the solar and lunar motion and awaken us to the frequencies of the stars and planets moving all around us. The vibrations of it attune us to the Universe. See more at www.vedicplanner.com

The Vedic Planner is a monthly calendar that lists the phases (tithi) and constellations (nakshatra) of the Moon with a sidereal ephemeris of all planets. It uses the sidereal solar months starting with the Sun entering Capricorn on January 14th. This calendar is a mandala of Time that is reshaping our brain to the stellar reality. It is a calendar designed to align us to the solar and lunar motion and awaken us to the frequencies of the stars and planets moving all around us. The vibrations of it attune us to the Universe. See more at www.vedicplanner.com

The poems in this collection are written by an amateur poet over several years as a hobby. They include both metered poems which follow the rules of the prosody as well as free form poems. The subject matters include: devotional poems, love songs, philosophical musings, moral utterances, descriptions of seasons and other miscellaneous topics.

This collection of stories is from different Puranas, itihasas and other literary sources of Hinduism. The stories of the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu are mainly found in the Bhagavata Purana. The story of Krishna is the main theme of this Purana. Srinivasa Kalyanam is found in Padma Purana. The story of Lord Rama is contained in the great book of Ramayana. The story of Rukmini’s wedding is also from the Bhagavata Purana. Devi Mahaatmyam is the story of Goddess Durga. A very detailed account of how she killed the demon Mahishaasura is given in this book. In telling Her story, I have followed this book. The love story of Nala and Damayanti occurs in Maha Bharata. I have followed the ...

KHAIRUPPALA village is a pilgrimage centre in Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA. A temple with presiding deity of Sri VEERABHADRA SWAMY is located at the foot-hill in the village. This temple is more than 8000 years old built by King Trishanku, Sri RAMA's ancestor.