A heavenly cow-goddess known as Kamadhenu often referred to as Surabhi, is attributed to in Hinduism as the mother of all cows.

In Indian astrology, the lunar, seasonal, and circadian cycles influence both human and animal physiology.

Garuda was reputed to be Lord Vishnu’s mount and the monarch of all birds.

Jyotirlingam or Jyotirlinga is an amalgam of two Sanskrit components, Jyoti (radiance) and Linga.

Asteya is the Sanskrit word that means ‘not stealing.’

Kashi, also known as Banaras, is located on the banks of the Ganges and is widely known as the cultural capital of India.

In Hindu philosophy, Vidya (education or knowledge) is not just the intellectual knowledge that is acquired from the Vedas, which demands the person’s understanding.

In the initial traditions, the goddess Tara was identified as a Hindu date of protection.

The Hindu philosophy teaches its supporters that every individual has a unique soul – ‘Jeeva.’

Kevalatva or Kaivalya is the state of being alone that opposes the circumstances of attachment and duality.