Diwali is the biggest and brightest festival, celebrated with great enthusiasm and happiness in India. Its literal meaning comes as deep = light and avali = a row i.e., a row of lights. However, there are various other stories associated with the festival. Some people believe it to be the celebration of the...
Because there are many regions in India, there are many manifestations of the Diwali celebration. The festival begins with Dhanteras, a day set aside to worship the goddess of prosperity, Shri Lakshmi. Dhanteras is also known as Dhantrayodashi which is the first day of five days long Diwali festivities. It is...
Karva Chauth The north Indians settled either in India and other parts of the world celebrate Karwa Chauth with huge religious significance. It is a festival celebrated in India that asks us to believe in and celebrate the institution of marriage. All married Hindu women observe this fast to ensure...
Karva Chauth is a festival of Hindus celebrated mostly in the northern part of India. It is a festival in which married women fast (Nirjala fast) for the long life, prosperity and happiness of their husband. Unlike any other fast, women donot even have a drop of water. The festival...
Tritiya shradh is meant for performing shradh for the departed ancestors on the Tritiya tithi irrespective of whether they died during Shukla paksha or Krishna paksha. Teej Shradh is the other popular name of Tritiya shradh. Hinduism has made performing of shradh ceremonies a compulsory obligation. Failing to perform shradh...
Shastras give extraordinary significance to the shradh ceremonies that are performed during the Pitru Paksha. It is a significant theme for the Hindus from the perspective of performing out the Dwitiya Shradh services of their ancestors soul. Consistently, Pitru Paksha starts out from the day of Purnima of the Bhadrapada...
Anant Chaturdashi, according to the Hindu festivals of Ganeshotsav is the last day. It is commonly the tenth after Ganesh Chaturthi, and all the Ganesh idols are brought into communities and homes, later it is immersed in the sea or adjacent lakes and waterways. On this day, individuals travel to...
India is a culturally rich nation and a hub of various festivals and celebrations. Almost every month is filled with various celebrations and individuals enthusiastically wait for them and make one excited about arrival. Onam is one must-see celebration of Kerala and a sight worth experiencing once in life. Onam...
Sri Maha laxmi vrat starts on Ashtami of Shukla Paksha in Bhadrapad month. This vrat is celebrated upon the arrival of Radha Ashtami. Goddess Laxmi is prayed on this day. As per our age-old Hindu sacred writings and folklore, there is a major importance of the Mahalakshmi Vrat and the day...
Durgashtami is a very auspicious day in Hinduism and is celebrated every month in dedication to goddess Durga. Durga is a very powerful goddess in Hinduism. She was created by Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva together. Masik Durgashtami festival is celebrated on the Shukla Paksha, Ashtami Tithi of every month. The...
Lalita Saptami is the day of prayer offered to Goddess Lalita. It falls on the Bhadrapada month, on the seventh day of Shukla Paksha. The day of Lalita Saptami holds massive importance and it is viewed as profoundly holy to pray and worship Lalita Devi on this day. Goddess Lalita...
On the sixth day of the bright fortnight of the Tamil month of Aippasi (October & November). On this day Skanda Sashti is observed. This day is dedicated to the second son of Lord Shiva known as Lord Subramanya. Also known as Kartikeya, Kumaresa, Guha, Murugan, Shanmukha, and Velayudhan. Who...
Hartalika Teej is one of the most celebrated festivals among India women. This Teej falls on the third day of the main fortnight of the long stretch of ‘Bhadra’. This Teej is one of the three main celebrations of Teej which is celebrated in India, the other two being Hariyali...
Darsha Amavasi or the Darsha Amavasya, as per the Hindu Panchang is the no moon night. At the point when the moon is totally missing, we can consider it the Darsha Amavasya. The different periods of the moon have uncommon importance in every one of the observances according to Hindu...
Amavasya is a Sanskrit word which implies the “dark moon” Amavasya which falls in the Bhadrapada month (August to September) is seen as Bhadrapada Amavasya in Hindu calendar. The sacred day is celebrated in different areas of India. The day is seen as Avani Amavasya in the region of Tamil...
Vastu is pre-constructive science as indicated by vastu, an imperfection is to be evacuated by perfroming certain Vedic remedies for the improvement. Any vastu deformity prompts the loss of positive or favoring vitality. The Vastu Dosh Nivaran is the celestial solver of Doshas or negative effects upon the Vastu or...
Every planet has its one of a kind relating astrological gemstone which emanates identical astronomical shading energies from the planet itself. The gemstones work by the impression of positive beams or retention of negative beams according to Vedic Muhurat. Wearing your lucky gemstone can expand the comparing planet’s constructive outcome on...
In the event that you feel that despite your diligent work, you are not able to grow your business, at times, one of the reasons could be some planetary obstacle that is influencing your development. In such circumstances, it is smart to consult an accomplished astrologer for some quick Astrology...
When we test a relationship, it is a constant basis to understand the person’s behavior and study the relationship potential as per the natal chart. We have all heard that we should figure out how to love ourselves first before we can love others in a certain way and in...
Astrological Gemstones can affect your life in many ways. Gemstones enhance the vitality of your natal planets. This implies they’ll sparkle their true light in your houses and signs that the gemstone’s planet leading over in your natal chart. Where you stand as per your karma and usually, when you initially start...
