Inspired by the Sanskrit wordAmara, meaning “Eternity”, every stay at Amara Hotels & Resorts is a never-ending journey that connects people and place. Proudly Singaporean-owned, our hotels and resorts are strategically dotted in key regional cities, thoughtfully catering to modern business and le...
Komatis regard themselves as a `twice-born' caste, meaning that they are allowed to wear a sacred thread following an initiation ceremony (the upanayana or the vadugu). Kapu Matrimony is a matchfinding website for Kapu people. Kapu is one of the Hindu community mainly found in Andhra Pra...
Man has always been fascinated by the enormity of Creation. While pondering over the vastness of an ocean, or a blue sky or the picturesque display of the night sky, a number of questions about the meaning of Life must’ve stirred up within him. These questions have made him rise above ...
On the meaning of amaraugha as samādhi, see below. The compound sadāmaraughavartinā could also be understood as 'who always resides in the lineage (ogha) of the siddhas (amara).' 11 The beta recension of the Amaraughaprabodha has only a hemistich that pays homage to Cauran˙g¯...
19. Sheldon Pollock, The Language of the Gods in the World of Men: Sanskrit, Culture, and Power in Premodern India (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2006), 84–85. 20. Fakiramohan Senapati, qtd. in Pragati Mohapatra, "The Making of a Cultural Iden- tity: Language, ...