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  Tulsidas Ji has written in Ramcharitmanas that, क्षिति जल पावक गगन समीरा। पंच रचित यह अधम सरीरा।। Meaning our body is made up of five elements. Soil, water, fire, air, and sky. Of these five elements, today we talk about water, there is no color of water, water is lifeless, but water has made our life and this world colorful and lively, with about 70% of this earth. The greater part is covered with water. Water is also 70% of our body weight, of which bones are composed of 24%, teeth 10%, skin 80%, brain 75%, muscles 75%, blood 85%. Therefore, drinking too much water or less water is harmful to health. So it is necessary that we should have knowledge about water, such as how much water to drink, how to drink when to drink, the benefits or disadvantages of drinking more or less water and which water to drink, such as plain or cold. With the RO, UV, UF, or MF, you will find answers to these questions in this blog. How much water should we drink You must ...

The man had created religion to increase harmony among each other, but religion has separated man from human beings. Many such great saints have been born in this world in due course of time. One of those who believed in humanity more than religion was Guru Nanak Sahib , the Guru of Sikhs. The founder of Sikhism, people addressed Guru Nanak Sahib Ji with the names Guru Nanak, Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Baba Nanak, and Nanak Shah. He is commonly called Nanak Pir in Afghanistan. He is also known as Nanak Rishi in Nepal, Baba Nanak in Iraq, and Nanak Lama in Tibet.  Nanak had the qualities of a philosopher, yogi, householder, religious reformer, social reformer, poet, patriot, Vishwa Bandhu all in his personality.  He was born on 15 April 1469 in the village of Talwandi, situated on the banks of river Ravi, but the prevailing date is Kartik Purnima of October-November, was born in a Khatri clan which was a Hindu family, Talwandi was later called Nanakana in the ...

Each community expresses its happiness together through festivals India is a country where most festivals are celebrated. Perhaps this is why the country of India is called the land of festivals. Diwali is one of the biggest festivals, 5 stories associated with 5 days of Diwali. How people of different Hinduism castes celebrate Diwali, other than Hindus, for which religions Diwali festival is significant. Which countries besides India celebrate Diwali. And the most important while worship (Laxmi Puja ), Swastika symbol which represents Ganesha, how to make it because most people wrongly make the symbol of the swastika, are you one of them? Keep reading to know these things... " Diwali " is also called " Diwpavali " festival of lights or " Deepotsav ", celebrated on the new moon day of Kartik month. The word Deepavali is derived from the Sanskrit 2 words "Deep" meaning lamp and "Avali" meaning series, Diwali is a festival cel...

Significance of Navaratri : Navaratri derived from Sanskirt language ( Nava means Nine Ratri means Night ) is the biggest festival in the Hindu religion is also called "Durga Puja" in West Bengal, "Makharotsav" in Goa also known as "Nauratri", "Navratam", "Nauratam". During this time Goddess Durga battled the Demon Mahishasura, the battle fought for 9 nights and on the 10th day, Durga killed the Demon that is why the 10th day is called "Dussehra" or "Vijayadashami" victory of good over evil. These days are also related to the Ramayana it signifies the day Lord "Rama" killed Ravana, because of this effigy of Ravana is burnt every year on the 10th day of Navratri that is Dussehra or Vijayadashami. During Navaratri, we invoke the Power aspect of Goddess in the form of Durga, it is a thought that during these times, Goddess provides energy to Earth and make it able to move around...