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From fire to calm. From fury to grace. From protector to teacher.The many forms of Narasimha are not random artistic variations—they are visual chapters of a sacred narrative, preserved in stone across centuries.This carousel explores how Narasimha is depicted at different moments of his divine journey, across regions and traditions.Swipe to read the story told by sculpture.🦁📜#formsofnarasimha #templeiconography #indianheritage ... See MoreSee Less
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The December 2025 issue of our monthly newsletter "The Heritage Diary" is out now. Check out at indiantempless.in/3d-flip-book/heritage-diary-december-2025 . Link also in bio. ... See MoreSee Less
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Bhagavad Gita is often regarded as one of the difficult scripture to read and understand. But these amazing books will help you understand and implement Gita in your day today life. Thanks ​⁠@jeffreyarmstrong.author @swami_mukundananda and @aakritisays for writing these books. Thanks @rupa_publications for bringing these books for us. ... See MoreSee Less
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A sati stone is a memorial stone erected in honor of a woman who committed sati, the ritual of a widow self-immolating on her husband’s funeral pyre. These stones often have a carved, upright hand, sometimes holding a bangled wrist, a lemon, or a mirror, and are frequently inscribed with symbols like the sun and moon. They served as a historical and cultural record, a testament to the woman’s sacrifice, and a site for worship. #satistone #satishila #understandingsculpture ... See MoreSee Less
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What is Vande Mataram? Just two words? A phrase? or something lot more..? Know in this reel.. ... See MoreSee Less
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