I was talking about general SEO with some of my colleagues when this idea of integrating spiritual concept with Google’s policy came to my mind. I know this title sounds weird but this is what I think Google has done in the past few years with algorithm updates through Panda, Penguin, and Hummingbird etc. Google […]
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Brahma is the four faced god in the Hindu theology and is considered as the god of creation. Saraswati is the consort of Lord Brahma. The wonderful symbolism behind Brahma and Saraswati is highly interesting. Both Brahma and Saraswati are shown to be seated on white lotus. Brahma emanates from the lotus that stemmed out
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Ganesha literally means the Lord of the Universal forces. Ganesha, the elephant faced God in Hindu theology is worshiped as the first God or the remover of obstacles. During every ritual or worship or while initiating anything, Ganesha is invoked in a turmeric image and worshiped as the remover of obstacles. Turmeric being the most
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The web of life is strongly woven by causes and effects. Therefore, what we see around us are reactions, resounds and reflections, with each of them originating from a cause that is not visible to our eyes. Divine justice prevails over every action bringing in the corresponding reaction at some point of time as appropriate.
There could be a long debate on whether we should even comment or not on the picture of Cindy Crawford that has recently made headlines in all sorts of media–print, digital and of course the new media (social). A lot of people may even say that this kind of news is not even oriented
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Epics are perennial sources of wisdom and inspiration. The ethical and spiritual dimensions of epics guide our lives and fuel our beings. Epics are built around great themes and great personages who have ennobled their lives by proving their superhuman capabilities after passing the challenges, tests and hardships presented by the life. The two immortal
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