Sri Garuda Puranam

Home About Contact Privacy Policy Disclaimer   Jyotishchakra & Nakshatras in Garuda Puranam: Cosmic Secrets of Time and Destiny Introduction The Garuda Puranam, one of the foremost Sattvika Puranas , is more than a discourse on life after death. It’s a treasure trove of knowledge—cosmology, rituals, metaphysics, and yes, Jyotisha Shastra . Deep within its verses lies the Jyotishchakra , the cosmic wheel of time that aligns with Nakshatras and planetary forces that govern fate and karma. What is the Jyotishchakra? The Jyotishchakra (ज्योतिषचक्र) is the wheel of light —a divine mechanism by which time, karma, and celestial events are synchronized. In the Garuda Puranam, this chakra is a cosmic mandala representing the movement of the grahas (planets) and nakshatras (stars) . It forms the celestial basis for Kala Chakra —the wheel of time. “कालचक्रं प्रवक्ष्यामि...”—thus begins a discourse in the Garuda Puranam detailing the structure and fu...

Home About Contact Privacy Policy Disclaimer 🪐 Shubha & Ashubha Yogas in Garuda Puranam: Auspicious & Inauspicious Alignments of Destiny Explore the sacred science of planetary combinations—Shubha (auspicious) and Ashubha (inauspicious) Yogas—as revealed in the Garuda Puranam’s astrological teachings. 🕉️ Introduction In the cosmic teachings of the Garuda Puranam , astrology ( Jyotisha ) is not merely predictive but karmic and dharmic in nature. It teaches that every planetary alignment (Yoga) is a manifestation of one's karma , designed to facilitate spiritual evolution. Among these, Shubha Yogas bring harmony, growth, and clarity, while Ashubha Yogas test one's resilience, discipline, and surrender to dharma. This post unpacks the Puranic wisdom on auspicious and inauspicious Yogas , their causes, karmic implications, and real-life relevance. 🌟 What Are Yogas in Vedic Astrology? Yoga means union —a specific combination or placement ...

Home About Contact Privacy Policy Disclaimer 🌌 Bhuvanakosha Varnana & Priyavrata Maharaja in Garuda Puranam: Mapping the Universe of Sanatana Dharma Dive into the sacred geography of the cosmos as described in the Garuda Puranam—through the visionary governance of Maharaja Priyavrata and the Bhuvanakosha (Cosmic Egg) Varnana. 🕉️ Introduction The Garuda Puranam , a Mahāpurāṇa dedicated to Vishnu, presents a profound cosmological vision known as Bhuvanakosha Varnana —the sacred mapping of all realms ( Bhuvanas ). Within this framework, the role of Priyavrata Maharaja , the divine ruler and son of Manu, is central to the structuring of the Dweepas and Lokas . This blog offers a complete overview of the Bhuvanakosha and Priyavrata’s role , merging scriptural depth with Vedic symbolism. 🌍 What is Bhuvanakosha Varnana? Bhuvanakosha literally means “cosmic sheathing” —a term referring to the multi-layered structure of the universe as per the Garuda Puran...

Home About Contact Privacy Policy Disclaimer ☀️ Nava Graha Chariots in Garuda Puranam: Divine Vehicles of Cosmic Influence Discover the sacred chariots of the nine celestial influencers (Nava Grahas) as described in the Garuda Puranam—unraveling their symbolism, structure, and spiritual significance in Vedic astrology and Sanatana Dharma. 🕉️ Introduction The Nava Grahas —Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu, and Ketu—are not just astronomical bodies. In Vedic cosmology , they are divine intelligences governing karmic forces and life experiences. In the Garuda Puranam , each Graha is described as riding a divinely crafted chariot , reflecting their nature, motion, and role in the universe. This blog explores these celestial chariots , their mythic attributes , and their astrological meanings , forming a unique intersection of science, symbolism, and spirituality . 🌞 The Nine Celestial Chariots – Overview In the Garuda Puranam, the Na...

Jyotish Chakra in Garuda Purana – The Cosmic Wheel of Time and Destiny Introduction In the sacred corpus of Sanatana Dharma , the science of time and destiny is deeply embedded within Jyotisha — Vedic Astrology. Among the many ancient texts that elaborate on this celestial knowledge, the Garuda Purana offers a profound metaphysical and practical understanding of the Jyotish Chakra – the astrological wheel that governs the karmic journey of beings. This blog explores the Jyotish Chakra as described in the Garuda Purana , decoding its spiritual relevance, its components, and how it ties into karma, rebirth, and moksha. What is Jyotish Chakra? The term Jyotish Chakra (ज्योतिष चक्र) literally means "Astrological Wheel" . In the Garuda Purana, it represents: The cyclical nature of time ( Kala Chakra ) The positioning of celestial bodies ( Grahas , Rashis , Nakshatras ) The mapping of karma and rebirth based on planetary influences This chakra is not merely ...

Home About Contact Privacy Policy Disclaimer   Garuda Puranam and the Secrets of Vāstu Mandala: A Timeless Guide to Sacred Architecture Introduction The Garuda Puranam , one of the eighteen Mahāpurāṇas, is a treasure trove of spiritual, metaphysical, and practical knowledge. While it is widely known for its teachings on karma, the afterlife, and rituals for the departed, it also provides rare insights into Vāstu Mandala , the divine blueprint behind sacred architecture. In this blog, we explore the Vastu Mandala as described in the Garuda Puranam , connecting it to the broader principles of Vāstu Shastra and Sanātana Dharma . If you are interested in the cosmic geometry of temples, homes, or spiritual spaces, this knowledge offers a profound foundation. What is the Vāstu Mandala? The Vāstu Mandala is a sacred geometric diagram, typically in the form of a square, that forms the basis for all Vāstu-compliant architecture . It reflects the cosmic order an...

Home About Contact Privacy Policy Disclaimer 🔱 Pancha Yajna in Garuda Puranam: The Five Sacred Duties of a Householder 🕉️ Introduction: Yajna Beyond Fire Rituals When most people hear the word “Yajna” , they think of fire offerings, mantras, and priests. But according to the Garuda Puranam , Yajna is far more than a ritual — it’s a sacred way of life . In fact, every householder (grihastha) is expected to perform Pancha Yajna (five daily offerings) to maintain harmony with the universe. These practices form the spiritual backbone of Sanatana Dharma , ensuring that one’s life is rooted in gratitude, service, and dharma . 📜 What is Pancha Yajna? “Pancha” means five, and “Yajna” means sacrifice, offering, or act of worship. Together, Pancha Yajna refers to the five sacred duties a person must perform every day — not for personal gain, but for the welfare of society, nature, ancestors, sages, and the Divine . “He who eats without performing Pancha Yajn...