The Dharma Chakra, or "wheel of the law," represents movement as a symbol of life, in contrast to stagnation, which signifies death. Chile’s President Boric Gets Curious About India’s Flag ...

According to Dr. Ambedkar, the first Dhamma Chakra Pravartan was done by the Buddha in Sarnath, and 68years ago Dr. Ambedkar set the motion of the wheel of Dhamma by breaking the age-old shackles ...

The Ashoka Chakra is centered in the middle of the Indian flag’s tri-color band and was adopted on July 22, 1947. Credit : UNSPLASH It represents the Dharmachakra, a wheel with 24 spokes, also ...

The Ashoka Chakra replaced the spinning wheel, or "Charkha," which was a symbol of self-reliance and resistance during the freedom struggle. This change was suggested by Badr-ud-Din Tyabji and ...

The seven different chakras function like wheels (in fact, chakra is the Sanskrit word for “wheel”), and they’re in constant motion, says herbalist, acupuncturist, and Ayurvedic expert Juhi ...

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Chakra healing is an ancient Hindu tradition that holds that chakras — “wheels” in Sanskrit — correspond to specific nerve endings and internal organs. The body is said to have seven ...

The chakras are referred to as energy points of our body. They are believed to be spinning wheels of energy which are supposed to be open and aligned for our mental and physical well-being.

The word “chakra” in Sanskrit translates to “wheel” or “disk,” and that’s exactly how you can picture each of the chakras—as a spinning energy wheel. A simple visual: ...

Natural Burmese rubies have been used to cover the Ajana Chakra, signifying intuition, between the eyebrows, TOI reported. The stone used to create the 51-inch idol is special black granite ...