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Have you ever seen people decorating their vehicles, tools, and even laptops with flowers and worshipping them during Navratri? That beautiful celebration is called Ayudha Pooja, a festival that goes beyond rituals, symbolizing respect for the very instruments that help us live and work. In this blog, we’ll explore the significance of Ayudha Pooja, its … Read more
Have you ever wondered why Hindus treat the Tulsi plant as more than just a herb? In many Indian homes, Tulsi is worshipped daily, considered a living goddess, and offered to Lord Vishnu during rituals. Among the most beautiful Hindu festivals is Tulasi Vivah, the symbolic wedding of Goddess Tulsi (Holy Basil) to Lord Vishnu. … Read more
Have you ever wondered why Jainism gives so much importance to fasting, meditation, and scriptural study during certain special days? One of the most profound observances in Jain tradition is Ashtahnika Parv, also known as Kartika Ashtahnika when observed in the month of Kartika. This festival is not just about rituals, it is a deep … Read more
Have you ever noticed how festivals in India beautifully celebrate the bond between siblings? From Raksha Bandhan to Bhai Dooj, these traditions highlight love, protection, and family unity. Among them, Bhai Dooj holds a very special place as it strengthens the sacred bond between brothers and sisters with rituals, blessings, and heartfelt exchanges. If you’re … Read more
Have you ever gazed at the sky to witness the first glimpse of the moon after Amavasya (new moon day)? This sacred occasion is known as Chandra Darshan, and it holds immense importance in Hindu culture. Devotees believe that sighting the moon on this day brings prosperity, good fortune, and blessings for family well-being. In … Read more
Have you ever seen a festival where cows are worshipped as mothers, not just animals? In India, this sacred tradition is celebrated as Govatsa Dwadashi, a festival dedicated to cows and calves, symbolizing nourishment, prosperity, and family welfare. In this blog, we’ll explore when is Govatsa Dwadashi 2025, its cultural and spiritual significance, the rituals … Read more
Have you ever come across the belief that a single day of devotion can grant liberation not only to you but also to your ancestors? Hindu tradition reveres such a day: Mokshada Ekadashi. This sacred observance is considered a gateway to moksha (liberation), freeing souls from the cycle of birth and death. If you are … Read more
Have you ever wondered why certain days in the Hindu calendar are said to have the power to wash away sins and bring divine blessings? Among them, Ekadashi holds a very special place. Out of the 24 (sometimes 26) Ekadashis observed in a year, Utpanna Ekadashi is considered highly significant, as it marks the origin … Read more
In Hindu traditions, every festival carries its own meaning, connecting people with divine values and moral duties. One such important observance is Chitragupta Puja, a day dedicated to Lord Chitragupta, the divine record-keeper of human deeds. This puja emphasizes truth, righteousness, and accountability in life. In 2025, Chitragupta Puja falls on Wednesday, October 22, which … Read more
Have you ever wondered why chanting the name of Lord Hanuman instantly fills devotees with courage and confidence? Known as the mighty monkey god, Hanuman is worshipped as a symbol of strength, loyalty, and protection. Among the many rituals in Hindu tradition, Hanuman Puja holds a special place. This sacred worship isn’t just about offering … Read more
