Healthy Recipes

Story of Krishna Jayanthi Krishna Jayanthi is the celebration of the birth (INCARNATION) of Lord Krishna, who is believed to be the Supreme God - PARAMATHMA.   Since he was born on the Astami thithi - the eighth day in the Krishna Paksha, His Jayanthi has been known as JANMASTAMI or KRISHNA JANMASTAMI. Krishna, born to Devaki - Vasudeva in the prison of Kansa - his uncle,  Vasudeva took Krishna across river Yamuna to Gokul where Vasudeva's best friend Nanda and his wife Yashoda resides.  Vasudeva, immersed in illusionary dream, replaced Krishna with the girl baby - INCARNATION of Yoga Maya - who was born to Nanda Gopa - Yashoda. So, Krishna was raised in Gokul as Nanda Gopa - Yashoda's Child.  As the Supreme God, Krishna stole the hearts of all in Gokul.  As they all love and care Krishna, they celebrated him as their own child.  This became the habit of Hindus, believing  Krishna,  their child!  From here, the practice of celebrating Kr...

 Let's start the recipe! There was a patient admitted in a Hospital.  The patient next to him is a Painter.  Patient1, was always sad, had no hope of recovery and he believed that he is going to die in few days.  Patient2 - The painter, asked him "What was the reason?" for his strong belief of his nonrecovery.   Patient 1 replied that,  "See through the window in my side.  There is tree's branch, seems with only few leaves in it.  Few days before there were lots of leaves and they had fallen because of a strong wind of this season.  One day, surely the branch is going to look empty without any leaves and that day is going to be my last day.  So, I am waiting for that day with lots of pain!" Each time a strong wind comes, Patient1 was very tensed and afraid of his death.  He behaved rudely and looked very insensible.  Patient2 - the painter, decided to stop this nonsense. Days passed on.  Patient2 - the painter...

 Here is a recipe which is best to the brain! Let's start the recipe ... A man was busy collecting aromatic flowers in a huge sack it seems.  He was always carrying that sack with him all the day amid his busy day's work.  The next day also he was collecting aromatic flowers in the same sack and was carrying with him.  This routine was continued for days.  After some days,  he felt that a rotten odour was spreading from his sack instead of aroma even though he was collecting only the most aromatic flowers from the garden.  He was afraid and asked everybody whom he knew very well and believed his well wishers.  But nobody was able to answers his question. He lost his happiness, peace of mind, kindness, sleep and lastly his health.  But anyways he did not stopped collecting aromatic flowers.  After a year or so, he had no space in his sack and also was not able to carry that heavy load.  His health condition was deteriorating day by d...

What Ganesh Chaturthi means for us?  Ganesha, commonly known as Vinayaka, is the elephant headed Hindu God who is believed to be the beginning of everything. He is believed to be the visible representation of the auspicious sound AUM. He is the remover of all obstacles because of which he surely has a place in all beginnings. From Housewarming ceremony to Kumbabhishekham, the consecration ceremony of Hindu temples. In ancient times, it was a practise to dedicate the first verse to Lord Ganesha when started writing a scripture.    Ganesh Chaturthi or Vinayagar Chaturthi is a Hindu festival which is being celebrated in India through the years.  Method of worship differs but all are celebrating the birth of Lord Ganesh. "Ganpati bappa morya, Pudhchya warshi lavkar ya; Ganpati baapa morya, Mangalmurti morya!”  Let us know about the Prasads that our Ganesh loves to eat.   List of Prasads Kozhukattai: Chemba Rava Kara Kozhukatta   Broken Wheat Kara Kozh...