Hindu Attire

In this article spiritual experiences of various seekers on wearing the nauvari saree have been given. From this we will be able to understand the significance of wearing a nauvari saree. Read more »

This article explains how to choose colour combination for clothes with colours appropriate from spiritual perspective, suitable for a particular season and temperament of the individual, and to attract specific Deity Principle. Read more »

This article provides answers to some of the frequently asked questions on selection of clothes. It also clears many doubts from spiritual perspective about clothes. Read more »

This article explains type of cloths and the advantages of clothes made from natural fibers over those made from artificial fibers. Read more »

Hindu Dharma has given importance to attires such as dhotī-kurtā. Instead of just thinking superficially about good looks and ease of wearing clothes, comprehensive and in-depth thought has been made by Hindu culture such as enhancing sāttviktā of the wearer, protection from negative energies, ability to imbibe Chaitanya and whether it aids in the efforts for God-realisation. Read more »

Types of attire and their spiritual differences and their spiritual affect on the one wearing different types of attire. This article also highlights spiritual harm caused by western attires and spiritual benefits of Hindu attires. Read more »

This article describes the importance of wearing a turban in today’s times and its benefits like development of pure intellect, purification of subtle bodies and protection from negative energies. Read more »

This article provides comparison between a Dhoti and Lungi and explains how dhotī is more spiritually beneficial as compared to lungī, even though lungī is considered as a traditional attire in South Bharat. Read more »

In Hindu Dharma, men traditionally wear sovalē during ritualistic worship of Deities, religious rituals, vrats, festivals and various auspicious occasions. The Principles of Deities, sāttviktā and Chaitanya are imbibed and sustained in greater proportion in a silk cloth. Read more »

After studying various attires at the gross as well as the subtle levels, that is, by taking into consideration the spiritual perspective, Hindu Dharma has given importance to attires such as sovalē-uparaṇē, dhotī-kurtā. Instead of just thinking superficially about good looks and ease of wearing clothes. Read more »