Meditation, contemplation
From Sanskrit 'dhyai' — to think of, contemplate — a sustained, unbroken flow of attention toward a single object, deity, or truth.
The seventh of Patanjali's eight limbs of yoga, Dhyana is the meditative stage between focused concentration (dharana) and full absorption (samadhi), central to nearly all Indian contemplative practice.
The Discourse on Loving-Kindness
The State of Pure Consciousness and Meditative Union
Patanjali's Yoga Sutras lay out Ashtanga Yoga, eight progressive limbs that purify the body, master the mind, and lead toward liberation.
A guide to Ekadashi Vrat: Ekadashi Devi's origin, the three modes of fasting, foods to avoid, puja vidhi, and the rules of Dwadashi Parana and Hari Vasara.
The Story of Savitri and Satyavan
A traditional step-by-step home puja sequence, from purification and Sankalpa through offerings, Aarti, and closing prayers, adaptable to any deity.