What is the Logic?

The elders at home always tell us to wake up during Brahma Muhurta and remind us to sleep early so we can rise early in the morning. They also encourage us to use the morning time for studying. But why do they say this? What are the benefits of waking up early for our body and health? To know more about ''Subah uthna kyun zaroori hai?" listen to ''What Is The Logic'' with Dr Shisham Aggarwal now a...

Work is essential for career growth, success, and productivity, and a positive office environment plays a key role. But distractions and discomfort can affect focus. Does your office setup help boost efficiency, or do you feel distracted? Where should your desk be placed, and what should it have to enhance focus and performance? Consider how your office table might impact your overall career progr...

From childhood, we are taught not to lie, "Jhooth Bolna Paap hai". A person tells one lie, and then, to cover it up, they tell countless more lies. Eventually, lying becomes a habit and brings trouble. The habit of lying not only leads to moral decline but can also harm your mental and physical health. To know more about ''Jhooth bolne ke dushparinam" listen to ''What Is The Logic'' with Dr Shisha...

When we think of our parents, we feel a unique, unconditional love that lasts forever. They are always there for us, even after they’re gone. After their passing, many people wonder if they should keep their parents' photos at home, where to place them, and how to honor them respectfully. In today's episode of What is the Logic, we’ll explore these questions. To know more about ''Should We Put Pic...

Studying, or gaining knowledge, is a crucial part of our lives and essential for the progress of human civilization. But when we study, we often face distractions and discomfort. Does your study space help boost your focus and productivity, or do you feel restless? Where should your study table be placed, and what should it have to keep your attention on your work? Have you ever considered how you...

In ancient times, sages and hermits considered Brahma Muhurta the best time for meditation and spiritual practices. Parents also encourage their children to wake up early to study. According to religious scriptures, deities descend to the earth during Brahma Muhurta, and the doors of all religious places are opened. Performing worship at this time brings quick and effective results. From a scienti...

The coconut tree is known as Kalpavriksha, where the three gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva are believed to reside. The three "eyes" on the coconut are said to represent the Trinetra of Lord Shiva. Because of this, the coconut is considered highly auspicious and is commonly used in worship. To know more about ''Pooja mein Nariyal ka mahatva" listen to ''What Is The Logic'' with Dr Shisham Aggarwal n...

Diwali is regarded as the most significant festival in Indian culture. On this day, the worship of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha holds great importance. On Diwali night, the entire family dresses in new clothes and performs rituals to honour these deities. It is believed that worshipping Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha on this occasion ensures lasting happiness and prosperity in the home, prev...

Diwali is celebrated with so much joy all over India! People begin repairing, painting, and whitewashing their homes as the festival gets closer. Everyone spruces up their houses and shops, decorating them with colourful flowers and twinkling lamps. Even the streets and neighbourhoods get a festive makeover! But why all this effort? What is the significance of this? Why do people do this? In what...

Diwali is known as the festival of lights. On this day, people light Diyas to make their homes more beautiful. Everyone lights as many Diyas as they can. If you're getting ready for Diwali puja, here’s how to properly light the Diyas. Find out which Diyas to use and where to place them. To know more about ''Diwali par Deepak jalane ki Vidhi" listen to ''What Is The Logic'' with Dr Shisham Aggarwal...

Who are the Gandharvas? Are they considered gods? Why do people worship them? What benefits come from their practices? What do our Vedas and Puranas say about them? To know more about ''Gandharv kaun hai?" listen to 'What Is The Logic' with Dr Shisham Aggarwal now available on all audio platforms. To know more about Upnishad read the book- https://www.amazon.in/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3ADr.+Shi...

During Navratri, many people fast and participate in puja with deep devotion. It’s a wonderful time to connect with Devi Maa. There are special mantras that can help us receive her blessings more quickly. Today, let’s discover these powerful mantras to strengthen our connection and invite her grace into our lives. To know more about ''Navratri ka Durlabh Mantra" listen to 'What Is The Logic' with...

Why is the Kalash placed during Navratri, and what is its significance? How should it be properly installed, and what precautions must be taken? To know more about ''Navratri Kalash Sthapana aur uska mahatva" listen to 'What Is The Logic' with Dr Shisham Aggarwal now available on all audio platforms. To know more about Upnishad read the book- https://www.amazon.in/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3ADr.+...

We have often heard about Naam Sankirtan and Naam Japa, why is it considered so important in Kaliyuga? It is said that if you cannot do long sadhana, you can get salvation just by Naam Sankirtan. So what is Naam Sankirtan? How can we do this? What is its rule? To know more about ''Naam Sankirtan ka Mahatva" listen to 'What Is The Logic' with Dr Shisham Aggarwal now available on all audio platforms...

Philosophical texts suggest that the wise remain silent, the understanding speak wisely, and the ignorant engage in pointless arguments. Thus, practising silence can be beneficial in avoiding unnecessary debates. Silence offers spiritual, psychological, scientific, and astrological benefits. "Maun Vrat," or the practice of silence, goes beyond mere quietness; it's a discipline that helps one contr...

Dandvat Pranam is a traditional greeting that is considered very respectful in India. According to the scriptures, performing this gesture is so significant that just one bow is believed to bring the same benefits as performing a major religious sacrifice. To know more about ''Dandvat Pranam ka Mahatva" listen to 'What Is The Logic' with Dr Shisham Aggarwal now available on all audio platforms. To...

 In Hindu tales and Puranas, curses are frequently mentioned. What exactly is a curse? How do curses impact humans? And what are the methods to avoid them? To know more about ''Shraap kya hota hai? Isse kaise bachein?" listen to 'What Is The Logic' with Dr Shisham Aggarwal now available on all audio platforms. To know more about Upnishad read the book- https://www.amazon.in/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p...

Donating is a noble and virtuous act, reflecting a selfless spirit. The essence of charity has always been to promote the well-being of others. What is the process of giving? How should we go about donating, and what are the best practices for what to contribute and what to avoid? To know more about ''Daan kyun aur kis Prakar karna chahiye?" listen to 'What Is The Logic' with Dr Shisham Aggarwal n...

Namaskar is a significant tradition in Hinduism and a key aspect of Indian culture. Greeting others with folded hands and saying "Namaskar" or "Namaste" has been a part of our heritage for centuries and represents our cultural identity. When we meet elders or respected individuals, we perform this gesture as a mark of respect. But have you ever wondered why we say "Namaskar" and the meaning behind...

Parikrama is a traditional practice in Hindu temples where worshipers circumambulate a deity or the entire temple in a clockwise direction as a sign of devotion and respect. During this ritual, devotees seek to harness the divine powers associated with the idol of the Gods and Goddesses, which are believed to influence events and circumstances, sometimes leading to disruptions, crises, and calamit...

With the month of Sawan in full swing, many are deeply immersed in their devotion to Lord Shiva. During this time, people worshipped him, observed fasts, and offered him water. A common question is how to worship Lord Shiva effectively and what offerings are best for the Shivling to attain virtue. Let’s explore this in today’s episode. To know more about '' Shivling ko kya arpit karne se punya ki...

In the Hindu religion, Lord Shiva is considered the god of welfare, on worshipping whom all the sorrows of the seeker go away in the blink of an eye. According to Hindu belief, Monday is considered the best day for worshipping Lord Shiva. By offering water on Shivling on this day, all the troubles of the seeker go away and wishes are fulfilled, but what is the correct method of offering water on S...

The month of Sawan has special religious significance in the Hindu religion. It is considered the most sacred month of the year. In this month, Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati are worshipped with great reverence and devotion. It is believed that Maa Parvati had performed rigorous penance to get Lord Shiva and in the month of Sawan, Lord Shiva had given the boon of accepting Mother Parvati as his wife....

Trees and plants bring a sense of peace and positivity into our homes. According to ancient texts, they are believed to bring good luck and have unique properties. In this episode, we'll explore plants, trees, and flowers that can bring health, wealth, and happiness to your home. We'll also discuss the benefits of having greenery around us. To know more about ''Ghar mein kis tarah ke paudhe lagane...

In Hinduism, feeding animals and birds holds deep spiritual meaning. The cow, revered as a maternal and divine figure, is honoured. The tradition of offering bread to cows has been practised since ancient times. What is the significance behind this tradition and why is the first bread given to the cow? To know more about ''Gaay ko pehli roti kyu khilate hain??" listen to 'What Is The Logic' with D...