Vedic Festivals
How to Perform Maha Shivaratri Puja at Home
Maha Shivaratri is an auspicious day dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva, observed with fasting and staying awake throughout the night in devotion and prayer. Maha Shivaratri is traditionally observed on Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi of Phalguna Masa. This sacred day marks the occasion when Lord […]
1 Read More
How Ratha Sapthami is Celebrated in Tirumala
Ratha Sapthami is a sacred festival dedicated to the worship of Lord Surya Deva, celebrated across different States of India with deep devotion, faith, and rich cultural traditions. Each state adds its own local flavor to the celebrations of this ancient festival. Ratha Saptami falls on Magha Masa, Shukla […]
0 Read More
Thiruvathirai Kali: Traditional Tamil Sweet for Arudra Darshanam
Thiruvathirai Kali is a special South Indian delicacy prepared annually during the Arudra Darshanam in the month of Marghazhi (December-January). It represents the authentic flavors of Tamil Nadu. This traditional sweet is prepared using roasted rice, moong dal, jaggery, cardamom, and cashew nuts, offering a rich […]
0 Read More
Nag Nathaiya Celebrated on the Sacred Tulsi Ghat, Varanasi
Nag Nathaiya is a significant and vibrant festival that enacts the divine lila of Lord Sri Krishna’s victory over the venomous serpent Kaliya. It is celebrated with great joy, devotion, and faith at the lively and spiritually charged Tulsi Ghat of Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, Bharat. This […]
0 Read More
Tula Masa Snana on the banks of the River Kaveri
Tula Masa Snana is a sacred Hindu festival that holds immense spiritual and cultural significance. It is a celebration that falls in the month of the Tula, marking the transit of the Sun entering the Libra (Tula) Rashi, zodiac sign. According to Sanatana Dharma, the river […]
0 Read More
Gopashtami: Today’s Festival of Cow-Worship and Krishna’s Gopa Lila
Each year on the Kartik Shukla Ashtami tithi, devotees across North India and particularly in the sacred Braj region mark Gopashtami — the day when Lord Krishna, entrusted with the herd by his father Nanda Maharaj, first tended the cows. Vibrant Rituals in Vrindavan & Braj […]
0 Read More
Tula Sankramana
Tula Sankramana is celebrated with great festive spirit on the first day of the Tula month by the people of Kodagu. “Kaveramma Ukki Baa” is the only chant that fills the air around Talacauvery, from those who came to witness the Tula Sankramana that occurred on […]
0 Read More
How Naraka Chaturdashi is Celebrated in Goa?
Diwali, also known as Deepavali, is the festival of light, celebrated across India with great fervor, joy, and enthusiasm. According to the Hindu lunar calendar, it falls in the auspicious month of Karthik (Purnimanta) and in Ashwin ( Amantha). In the coastal state of Goa, it […]
0 Read More
Jagathguru Sri Madhvacharya – Founder of Dvaita Philosophy
Sri Madhvacharya was a revered Hindu saint and powerful philosopher who propagated the Dvaita School of Vedanta, also known as Dualism. In Dvaita Vedanta, the Paramatma and Jeeva atma are two different entities. The purpose of every Jeevatma (individual soul), bound by worldly pleasures, is to […]
0 Read More
How Chamundeshwari Devi killed Mahishasura
Chamundeshwari temple is a revered Shakti Peetha located on Chamundi Hills in Mysuru district, Karnataka. This famous temple is dedicated to the worship of Goddess Chamundeshwari, a fierce form of Durga Devi riding on a lion. At this sacred site, she is worshipped as Mahishasura Mardini, […]
0 Read More