Buddhism is the religion (some consider it a philosophy) based on the teachings of the ancient Indian sage Gautama Buddha.

Hinduism, also known as the Sanatan Dharma (Eternal Religion), is essentially henotheistic in nature...

Indians are not as mesmerized with any god in the Hindu pantheon as much as they’re with Krishna. He’s the mischievous little boy, whose pranks won the hearts of everyone in Gokul, where he was raised. Krishna’s stories have a lot to tell the world and each comes with a message.  Read More...

Goddess Saraswati-the Hindu goddess of knowledge and wisdom is easily recognizable, as she is seen seated on a white lotus, with the Veena-ancient musical instrument in her two hands! The graceful image of this divine Goddess can be so uplifting, that just meditating on this image can create an enlightened feeling. Read More ...

Lakshmi

Cleanliness is next to Godliness after all.

After a hard day’s work when man enters the portals of his home, chaos, misery, wants, poverty and disease are the last things he would want to see. A wife whose smile beams with kindness, comfort and contentment is the most sought after sight that a man seeks. Even a humble home with modest means can transform into an abode of peace and serenity, in the hands of an able woman. A hassle free existence, clean surroundings with abundance of the simple pleasures of life is what truly makes a house a home! Read More...

Eight Immortals

Chinese fables and legends have interesting and spiritual stories to tell the world. The eight immortals is one such fable that is found everywhere in China. They are revered as Gods by the Chinese and their fame has also spread to the shores of Japan.  Read More...

Kali, the feminine force in the Hindu pantheon is none but the destroyer of sorts. Revered throughout India, in different forms, she is in the form of destroyer. Read More..

As the name signifies, door gods are Chinese gods placed on each side of the entrance to a temple, home, or a  business. Read More...

Ganesh, the elephant headed son of Lord Shiva and Parvati is the first and foremost deity in the Hindu pantheon whom devotees worship, prior to any important undertakings. Whatever the devotee’s desires, whatever he wishes to venture into, the blessings of Lord Ganesha are first sought. Read More...

Kwan Yin is known as the Chinese Goddess of Compassion, or "she who hears the cries of the world".  Some religious historians have compared her to Mary, the mother of Jesus in the Christian belief system. Read More ...

Dragon Gods

Dragon is regarded as the most auspicious creature in Chinese mythology. There is also a year named after the dragon in the Chinese calendar. People born in this year are self reliant, upright and don’t listen to others. The Year of the Dragon, which takes place ever twelve years, is lucky. Children born in the dragon year are blessed, and enjoy good health, wealth and happiness. Read More...

Buddhism, an offshoot of Hinduism is seen as panacea to modern ills that possess the spirit. While Hinduism may seem a tad esoteric to the common man, Buddhism displays the teachings of Hinduism in a more simplistic manner. Read More...

Buddhism centers around the teachings of Buddha. The 18 Lohans are figurines who are found in temples and Buddhist monasteries. Read More...