What is Kalasha Puja, the money-making vessle?
Kalasha Puja is a sacred ritual in Hinduism performed to invoke the blessings of deities and seek their divine presence. It involves the...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 30, 20235 min read
Karagam Puja, The Three Day Puja
(Just a note, this post might be the most confusing one since you may not have any context of what it is, i tried my best but if you...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 29, 20233 min read
Who is Lalita (Tripurasundari)?
In Hinduism, Lalita is a divine goddess and a manifestation of the divine feminine energy, particularly associated with the deity Lalita...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20232 min read
Who are The Matrikas?
According to Hindu mythology, the Matrikas were created by the gods to assist in the battle against the demon Mahishasura. Each Matrika...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20234 min read
Indo-Caribbean Hindustani: Preserving Cultural Heritage through Language
Today we will be talking about the Indo-Caribbean Hindustani language, which is commonly used for devotional songs or prayers for...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20233 min read
Who is Muneshwara Baba?
Considered by some a form of Lord Shiva, he is often depicted as an Old man, he is actually from South Indian Hinduism, aka Dravidian...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20233 min read
Exploring the Sacred Scriptures of Indo-Caribbean Shaktism
In Indo-Caribbean Shaktism, the worship of the divine feminine, known as Shakti, holds a central place. Alongside the well-known Hindu...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20232 min read
The Power of Devotional Music in Indo-Caribbean Shaktism
Music has always held a significant place in spiritual practices, and in Indo-Caribbean Shaktism, devotional music plays a central role...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20232 min read
The Sacred Symbolism of Sacred Fire in Indo-Caribbean Shaktism
Fire holds a profound place of reverence and symbolism in the spiritual practices of Indo-Caribbean Shaktism. The sacred fire, known as...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20232 min read
The Sacred Power of Mantras in Indo-Caribbean Shaktism
Mantras, the ancient and sacred sounds of divinity, hold a significant place in the spiritual practices of Indo-Caribbean Shaktism. These...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20232 min read
Divine Dance: Exploring the Role of Dance in Indo-Caribbean Shaktism
Dance has long been an integral part of spiritual practices and rituals in various cultures around the world. In the vibrant tapestry of...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20232 min read
Celebrating Divine Feminine Energy in Indo-Caribbean Shaktism through Navaratri
Navaratri, meaning "nine nights," is a vibrant and joyous festival celebrated with great enthusiasm in Indo-Caribbean Shaktism. This...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20232 min read
Embracing the Divine Mother: A Sacred Connection in Indo-Caribbean Shaktism
In Indo-Caribbean Shaktism, the worship of the Divine Mother holds a profound significance, connecting individuals to their cultural...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20232 min read
Tantra and Indo-Caribbean Folk Magic
Tantra and Indo-Caribbean Folk Magic have intertwined to create a rich tapestry of mystical practices within the Indo-Caribbean...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20233 min read
Dravidian Folk Religion and its Legacy in Indo-Caribbean Shaktism
You might find one of these shrines when driving in a Caribbean Island with a present Indo-Caribbean population or even if you drive in...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20233 min read
Who is Kaliamman, the ferocious dark mother?
Who is Kali? She is like the ocean under the moonlight, from far it is black and scary, but up close, the water is clear and pure. –...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20236 min read
Simple Daily Shakti Puja for Beginners
Hi! If you are a beginner and want to start worshipping in the comfort of your house and do this daily puja, here you go, but lets' talk...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20233 min read
Manifestations to the Rhythm of the Thappu
The picture you see above is a devotee manifesting in a Shakti mandhir in Trinidad and she is taking an "oath", which is her putting a...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 28, 20232 min read
Indentured Servants and Girmityas, The Indo-Caribbean History
The Girmityas were indentured laborers who were brought from India to the Caribbean nations during the colonial era. They endured a...
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Uri Toyber
Jun 27, 202310 min read
Introduction to Indo-Caribbean Shaktism
Hi! Are you new to Shaktism and want to learn more about the Indo-Caribbean variant of Shaktism? This is the post for you. I already...
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