Hridya- Alankarnam

This book presents a comprehensive and insightful study of Sanatan Hindu marriage emphasizing its enduring relevance in contemporary society. It explores key themes such as the Saptapadi (seven sacred steps of marriage) the influence of astrology in life and relationships and offers a concise yet profound overview of Hindu philosophy from the Vedic period to Neo-Vedanta. Additionally it delves into the Shodasha Samskaras (sixteen sacraments) and the principles of the Grihastha Ashram outlining the responsibilities values and daily practices essential for a balanced and meaningful married life. Amidst the growing complexities surrounding modern marriage this work serves as a valuable guide offering clarity purpose and direction through the lens of ancient Sanatan Dharma. It is particularly relevant for couples seeking to strengthen their relationship by aligning with time-tested spiritual and cultural traditions. Mr. Hrishikesh Mishra is a qualified Civil Engineer by profession with a deep-rooted passion for the study and interpretation of Hindu philosophy in the context of modern society and science. His areas of interest span across Srimad Bhagavad Gita Vedic astrology astronomy Vastu Shastra economics and the Indian Constitution reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to ancient wisdom. He is committed to bridging traditional knowledge with contemporary understanding. One of his notable contributions is the book Kratavya Bodh Hrishikesh Geeta in which all Sanskrit shlokas of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita are uniquely transcribed into Doha and Chaupai formats akin to the style of the Ramcharitmanas. The book also includes critical and insightful meanings of the original Sanskrit verses making the Gita more accessible and relatable to a broader audience. Mr. Mishra continues to write and share his insights aiming to inspire thoughtful dialogue on Ancient Dharma and Modern society.