The Primitive Indian

 Table of contents...    - about Hinduism    - the sacred treasures    - why now those are losing their values    - are those just only erudite materials    - way forward    Now they also considered Hinduism as the world's oldest ideology (religion). Basically in a broad view we take it as a code ( religious) of conduct (dharma) but in practical it is more than that. The hidden treasures of Hinduism are beyond our thinking power and still we are not able to decode all the meaning of those materials in a practical point of view.     Hinduism is not a religion but a way of life. To make a better life and to live a meaningful living no doubt it is the Hinduism which prescribes many things.  Today in this  article you are going to read about the most important sacred scriptures of this oldest discipline and other contemporary treaties which are written by our great rishis notonly for the followers but ...

   "Now a days the number of people fearing God keeps on rising gradually. The number of people loving God decreases. Today's morning at 4 is no less crowded. Many men and women are seen walking briskly with a poly packet and a stick in hand. One may think that they are taking morning walk. No,it is not really so. Their work is to steal flowers from other's flower plants. They think that the more flowers,the more is  God's blessings. Only time can say when they will understand the meaning of God. "                            (Quoted from a book )    The above para is a part of a full length translation and is going to help us to understand the meaning of consciousness.     Human takes place the  apex position in the list of nature's creations. But the question is why human is so important? Human is important because he has the consciousness. It is the consciousness(Chetna) which...

 Table of contents-    -what is it?    - why marriage?    - Functions of marriage    - types of marriage in our ancient texts    -types of marriage happens in society    - neo concept of marriage (hybrid       marriage)    - marriage vs live in relationship    - NHFS report    - is marriage a necessary one?    - conclusion      Marriage is a sacred institution in Hinduism and we often considered it as a life long bond . Once a man marries to a woman then they becomes couples and there is no place for separation i.e divorce ( it is an adopted concept ). The purpose of marriage is to maintain a social harmony and order. Procreation is the law of nature and nature does it through kama (intercourse) and this happens when a man attracts towards a woman or vice versa. So kama is a sacred thing but people in the traditional society took it with a unusual m...