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Every Indian festival has a purpose and the purpose is relevant even today. Today I want to discuss a bit about structure of an Indian year and purpose of Holi.          As you may be aware, Indian culture has 3 key gods i.e. Branhma, Vishnu and Mahesh or Shiva and similarly 3 goddesses i.e. Devi Saraswathi, Mahalakshmi and Mahakali. The roles of the 3 gods and goddesses are also defined. Brahma and Devi Saraswathi are creators, Vishnu and Mahalakshmi are nurturers finally lord Shiva and Mahakali are destroyers. Lord Ganesha is also considered as representation of Brahma.          According to Hindu philosophy this cycle of creation, nurturing and destruction is a continuous cycle. Shree Swami Vivekananda gave an analogy of waves in an ocean to this cycle. Another interesting principle in Vedic literature is “Yatha Pinde tatha brahmande| Yatha Brahamande tatha Pinde” or what you observe at micro ...

        This was a great year for PnJ. On second anniversary, I made an announcement of my book ‘Untold Vedic Astrology’. Untold Vedic astrology was published as per the plan and is getting awesome response all across the globe. PnJ published total three books last year and all of them were very well received by our viewers.         After ‘Untold Vedic Astrology’, we published ‘Eva and Shiva’ a book that logically explains Indian culture and its correlation to modern theories. Recently we also published ‘Vedic Astrology Practitioner Manual’. This book is a very good handbook for all practicing Vedic astrologers.         While working with many clients I realized that they feel helpless without astrologer for very basic things. Therefore, I am working on my next book ‘Plan your life with Vedic Astrology’ . This book is for everyone. It will help you all in many things. This book may take ...

Yet another year is complete and so are our plans. New Year starts with new plans and fresh ideas. In last year we completed many batches of Vedic Math. It benefited many more kids. Some of them started liking math and some others started scoring 100% marks. All in all everyone improved their computational ability. This year we also started many new courses. It includes Vedic Math Level 2. Self-Hypnosis, NLP Weekend Seminar, Vedic Astrology Level 2 and many more… We started sharing our own poems and it was another hit. My wife’s poems were live on 31 st  March on All India Radio and second part of it will be broadcasted in coming weeks. I also conducted weekend NLP seminars and many people got benefitted. Just to tell you a few, one of my clients archived his goal in just 8 days that he was not able to achieve for 1 year and another client doubled her business in just 4 months. Many of our Astrology clients got answers of their questions and were able to move on tow...

We are starting next level of Vedic Math course. As you might be aware, Vedic math covers many topics right from arithmetic to calculus including Algebra and conics. In level 2, we are focusing on advanced arithmetic. Duration: 3 Months (2 hours every Week) Fees: Rs. 3500 High Level Course Contents 1)   Subtraction of any 2 numbers 2)   Multiplication of a)    Numbers near multiples of a base number b)   Above and below base number c)    Numbers with different number digits d)   4 digit number e)    3 numbers f)     Sum of products 3)   Division of a)        Divisor below or above a base number b)  Division as reverse of multiplication (Argumental Division) c)           Straight Division (Crowning Gem of Vedic Math) 4)   Addition, Subtraction Division and Multiplication using Number splitting 5)   Addition, Subtractio...

One of my friends introduced me to Vedic math in 1993 when I was in school. As he was elder than me, he was certain that it is helpful, as it had helped him during his school days. Since my school days, I am in love with Vedic math. It has helped me during my school and until now. Recently, one of my friends discussed with me challenges of kids at school. One of the major challenges was math. While discussing, I realized that Vedic math is a solution to their challenges. What is Vedic math?             Vedic math is a very different way of doing math. This method is simpler and easier than prevalent methods. It is much faster and more suitable for mental math. Vedic math mainly cover algebra and arithmetic. Vedic arithmetic is developed on algebraic principles. Naturally, it is applicable in coordinate geometry and matrices. This method has many advantages. One of the advantages is that you do not need to learn algebra separ...

        Ganapatiatharvashirsha is about lord Ganesh. It is a part of Atharveveda. Time frame of Atharvaveda is around 1500BC to 500 BC. Gana means group and esha means lord. Ganesh means lord of groups. There are various groups mentioned in Ganapatiatharvashirsha that are owned by lord Ganesh. The groups include ‘Tridevas’ (Bramha, Vishnu and Mahesh), ‘Panchamahabhutas’, expressions of self (Ananda, Bramha(Sat), Chit), Shakti (creation, prevention and destruction), Kala(past, present, future), Guna (Satwa, raja, tama), directions, deha, Varnas (letters), speech, and so on. Om is also a representation of lord Ganesh. Om is a verbal representation of the god. It is ‘Sagun’ (with qualities) but Nirakar (formless) representation of god.         NASA released audio form of sound of universe few years back. Plasma waves were converted into human audible waves. You may hear these sounds here .     ...