Guest writer Anuradhika Roy is a certified holistic healing practitioner. Professionally trained in the practices of Reiki, Ancestral Healing, Bach Flower Remedies, Crystal Healing, Dream Interpretation, EFT, Elemental Space Clearing, Past Life Regression, Shamanic Healing, Siddh Kundalini Healing, Soul Coaching®, Soul Collage®, Tarot reading and even competitive Ballroom dancing, Anuradhika’s constant pursuit of self-growth is evident in her long list of qualifications. A long-time supporter of Maha Mala’s mission to bring you closer to your spiritual self through means of healing crystal jewellery, Anuradhika is this month’s guest writer for the Bhakti Blog.

Guest writer Anuradhika Roy is a certified holistic healing practitioner. Professionally trained in the practices of Reiki, Ancestral Healing, Bach Flower Remedies, Crystal Healing, Dream Interpretation, EFT, Elemental Space Clearing, Past Life Regression, Shamanic Healing, Siddh Kundalini Healing, Soul Coaching®, Soul Collage®, Tarot reading and even competitive Ballroom dancing, Anuradhika’s constant pursuit of self-growth is evident in her long list of qualifications. A long-time supporter of Maha Mala’s mission to bring you closer to your spiritual self through means of mala beads, Anuradhika is this month’s guest writer for the Bhakti Blog.

Guest writer Anuradhika Roy is a certified holistic healing practitioner. Professionally trained in the practices of Reiki, Ancestral Healing, Bach Flower Remedies, Crystal Healing, Dream Interpretation, EFT, Elemental Space Clearing, Past Life Regression, Shamanic Healing, Siddh Kundalini Healing, Soul Coaching®, Soul Collage®, Tarot reading and even competitive Ballroom dancing, Anuradhika’s constant pursuit of self-growth is evident in her long list of qualifications. A long-time supporter of Maha Mala’s mission to bring you closer to your spiritual self through means of devotional jewellery, Anuradhika is this month’s guest writer for the Bhakti Blog.

Anuradhika Roy is a certified holistic healing practitioner. Anuradhika’s constant pursuit of self-growth is evident in her long list of qualifications, which include Reiki, Crystal healing and more. A long-time supporter of Maha Mala’s mission to bring you closer to your spiritual self through means of handmade malas and chakra jewellery, we got talking with Anuradhika about her journey to realising her inner being, as she shared advice for others hoping to follow the path.

The eternal dance of the moon in the night sky has captured the imagination of man for as long as time itself, waning and waxing against a canvas of stars. From the holy sages of ancient texts to the astronomers of the scientific world, philosophers and scholars alike have ruminated and expounded upon the blessings and curses of the celestial goddess.

According to ancient Vedic discipline, Lord Indra holds the esteemed title of King of the Gods and Ruler of the Heavens. One of the primary gods of Hindu mythology, Indra is celebrated as one of the main deities of the Rigveda and is often depicted as wielding a thunderbolt, known as Bhaudhara, as well as a Vajra, a powerful magical weapon that is also found in Buddhist belief.

The eternal dance of the moon in the night sky has captured the imagination of man for as long as time itself, waning and waxing against a canvas of stars. From the holy sages of ancient texts to the astronomers of the scientific world, philosophers and scholars alike have ruminated and expounded upon the blessings and curses of the celestial goddess.

The institution of Vedic spirituality celebrates the Goddess Sita as the central female character of the Ramayana epic. Considered an avatar of the Goddess Lakshmi, Sita is the consort of Lord Rama and is the epitome of feminine virtues and married bliss.

The Goddess Durga is a major deity in ancient Vedic belief and is the principal incarnation of the divine Mother, the Goddess, also known as Devi or Shakti. A fierce warrior and the epitome of feminine will, the goddess is a force to be reckoned with. Often depicted with 8 to 10 arms, each bearing a special weapon belonging to another Hindu deity, the goddess is dressed in the colour red, and is usually depicted as riding a lion. This depiction is symbolic of her feminine power, will and determination, all of which she has complete and utter power over.