Learn the art of living with Vedic diaries

B D Narayankar

IT’S BECOME a fad nowadays. Most of the diaries are trendy and give lot of information about the matter outside. Fine. It is important. But to know thyself is even more good. Knowing yourself makes you a perfect human being. What best available means could be than to own a personal diary which has spiritual contents?

Nightingale of Srinivas fine arts, India’s leading premium paper products company has launched its exquisite designer spiritual diaries for 2009 - namely Vedic and God and Goddess diaries.

Vedic Diary

This diary on Vedic philosophy and spiritual knowledge offers guidance to the modern generation to help them lead balanced lives. Specially designed with embossed natural shade paper with gilded edges the Vedic diary has special information about Vedic Tree of Knowledge and general brief on the various systems of philosophy which includes the Vedas, Prasthanatraya, Upanishads, Saddarshana, Vedangas, Vedantasutra, Puranas, Itihasas, Kavyas.

Each dated page includes day-to-day Panchanga information along with Rahu Kalam and Yama Gandam timings.

It contains specially researched content relating to Hindu festivals along with their history and how they are observed and Ashottara Shata Naamavalis of various Indian Gods and Goddesses.

It also contains various drawings of Gods and Goddesses as per ancient Shipa Shastra for daily meditation. The diary priced at Rs 565 is available at all leading stores across the country.

God and Goddesses diary

The Gods and Goddesses diary features Lord Siddhi Vinayaka and Radha Krishna on the cover page. The diary contains specially researched content relating to Hindu festivals with details of their importance and celebrations. Each page contains quotes from the Bhagavad-Gita, which explains the best aspects of both Eastern and Western thought processes along with Hindu lunar months and dates with Tithi and Nakshatra.

It also contains the Amirtadi Yogas, the moons positions in Rasis. The diary also provides details on the Muhurtham days for the year 2009. The back cover of the diary is embossed with the auspicious Sri Gayatri Yantra.