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Shiva Rathri, known as the Night of Lord Shiva, holds immense spiritual and astrological importance in Hindu culture. Observed annually, it is a night of deep devotion, meditation, and fasting dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva. However, in the years when Maha Kumbh Mela aligns with Shiva Rathri, as it does this year, the […]
In Hinduism, each day of the week is associated with specific planets and deities. Sunday, or Ravi Vaar, holds immense significance as it is dedicated to Surya, the Sun God, who represents vitality, leadership, and spiritual light. The Sun is considered the king of all planets in Vedic astrology and symbolizes strength, prosperity, and health. […]
Saturday, or Shanivar, holds great significance in Hinduism due to its association with Shani (Saturn), one of the Navagrahas (nine celestial bodies) in Hindu astrology. Shani is a powerful yet sometimes feared deity, believed to influence one’s karma and destiny. Devotees worship Shani Dev to seek protection from negative astrological influences and to ward off […]
In Vedic astrology, the nine planets, or “Nava Grahas,” have a profound influence on our lives. These celestial bodies control different aspects of our destiny, and their alignment at the time of birth forms the basis of an individual’s astrological chart. When these planets are negatively positioned or afflicted in a horoscope, they can create […]
Daily prayer is a vital aspect of Hinduism, not just as a religious duty but as a means to attain spiritual growth, inner peace, and divine blessings. Poojas (rituals) and bhajans (devotional songs) are essential practices that help strengthen faith, improve focus, and bring harmony to life. In this blog, we explore the significance of […]
Alexis Sanderson, a British Indologist and scholar, is widely recognized for his groundbreaking work in the study of Shaivism, particularly Kashmir Shaivism and Tantric traditions. With a career spanning decades, Sanderson has made significant contributions to the understanding of Hindu philosophy, especially the intricate and often misunderstood traditions of Shaiva Tantra. Through his meticulous research, […]
The Hindu calendar, also known as the Vikram Samvat or Shaka Samvat, is a lunisolar calendar that marks the passage of time based on both the moon’s cycles and the solar year. Each month in the Hindu calendar has its own spiritual significance, festivals, and rituals, often aligned with the seasons and the cosmic order. […]
Introduction to Pitrus in Hindu Tradition In Hinduism, ancestors, known as Pitrus, hold a place of great reverence. Hindus believe that honoring one’s ancestors through rituals and offerings can bring blessings and prosperity, not just for the individual, but for their family and descendants as well. The Garuda Purana, a sacred text in Hinduism, extensively […]
In Hindu tradition, every month of the lunar calendar holds its own religious and spiritual importance. Among these, Palgunam Masam stands out as a particularly sacred period, deeply rooted in devotion, rituals, and reflection. This month, typically occurring between February and March, marks the culmination of the year’s religious activities and is seen as a […]
Pushya Masam, also known as Pushya Month, holds a special place in the Hindu calendar due to its spiritual and astrological significance. Associated with Pushya Nakshatra, one of the most auspicious constellations, Pushya Masam is considered a highly sacred time for performing religious rituals and spiritual activities. This article explores the timing of Pushya Masam, […]
