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Makayiram Matching Stars for Marriage – Makayiram Marriage Compatibility

Makayiram Nakshatra matching stars for marriage in details is given below. It is the fifth star among the 27 Nakshatra in Hindu horoscope and astrology. Makayiram marriage compatibility or the very best matching stars are Ashwathy, Rohini, Chothi, Moolam, Uthradam, Thiruonam and Uthrittathi. Other good matching stars with Makayiram are Bharani, Kartika, Makayiram, Pooyam, Uthiram (2nd, 3rd and 4th Quarter), Atham, Anizham, Pooradam, Dhanishta, Chathyam, Pooruruttathi and Revathi. Thiruonam, Punirtham, Ayiliyam, Makam, Uthram (1st quarter), Chithira (1st and 2nd quarter), Vishakha, Jyeshta, are okay – means not bad. Starts that do not match with Makayiram are Pooram and Chithira (3rd and 4th quarter).

Dhanalakshmi Stotra in Hindi

Dhanalakshmi Stotra is chanted for attaining wealth both material and spiritual. Dhanalakshmi Stotra is given below in Hindi. It is chanted daily for the fulfillment of desires. The prayer addresses Goddess Lakshmi as Dhana Lakshmi – the bestower of wealth. She is addressed by numerous names in the prayer. All the meanings related to material achievements.  Dhanalakshmi Stotra in Hindi Related Information about Dhanalakshmi

Ten Environmental Teachings in Hinduism

Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas and several scriptures in Hinduism contain important environmental teachings. Pankaj Jain writes about the important ten environmental teachings in Hinduism in an article published in the Huffington Post. The first five teachings are very important and form the core of Hindu Religion. The rest of the five are products of the first five. The ten environmental teachings are: Pancha Mahabhutas (The five great elements) create a web of life that is shown forth in the structure and interconnectedness of the cosmos and the human body. Ishavasyam -- Divinity is omnipresent and takes infinite forms. Protecting the environment is part of Dharma. Our environmental actions affect our karma. The earth -- Devi -- is a goddess and our mother and deserves our devotion and protection. Hinduism's tantric and yogic traditions affirm the sacredness of material reality and contain teachings and practices to unite people with divine energy.