Haryali Teej is observed on the Tritiya tithi of Shukla Paksha in Monsoon season as per Hindu calendar. This festival is considered as a sign of love and beauty. Haryali Teej also named as Shravani Teej or kajri Teej in some Places of Uttar Pradesh. On this day, all the married women keep fast for the longevity and good fortune of their husbands. This year, … Continue reading Haryali Teej : The Festival Of Swings
Truth is we all need someone that can help us to enlighten the path and guide us to become a good human being and it can not be possible without a ‘Guru’ or a mentor. Nothing can protect us from the unwanted life miseries without the proper guidance of our well-wisher who holds our hand and lead us to light from darkness. According to Hindu … Continue reading Guru Purnima: A Day To Commence Our Gurus
Who else doesn’t want success, fame and financial gain to have a happy life? Believe it or not, the success of your married life also depends upon one of the most crucial factors i.e., financial stability. Other than love, respect, compassion, and honesty, the number of zeros in your bank account do matters. Without having a good salary, one can’t be able to fulfill the … Continue reading Indian Traditional Beliefs To Achieve Financial Security
Whenever you think of an Indian wedding, an elaborate setting, Dhoom Dham full of vibrant colors and flamboyance will immediately conjure in your mind. The diverse culture, traditions, and rituals that one can see in an Indian wedding are absolutely unparalleled. Although most of us are well aware of many of the wedding customs, there are some wedding rituals, which are unusual and even strange. … Continue reading Strange Yet Beautiful Wedding Traditions Of India
In Hinduism, offering coconut to Hindu God and Goddess is a most common practice that you have seen in India. Needless to say, coconut holds a lot of importance whether there is any wedding, festival, occasion, ceremony or puja. It is a must-have item on the list along with sweets, incense sticks, flowers, and cloth for deities. People also break coconut whether they are going … Continue reading Importance And Significance Of Coconut In Indian Culture
You all have acknowledged a decent puja room in every Hindu household. Isn’t it? It is a special place allocated to keep Hindu deities. Needless to say, a puja room (prayer room) is an intrinsic part of every Hindu home. People worship several Hindu deities here and use this place for doing meditations, japa (reading lord’s name, scriptures, prayers), yagya, singing devotional songs etc. Not … Continue reading Things To Consider Before Allocating A Puja Room at Your Place…
India is prominent across the world for its rich cultures and vibrant traditions that are being followed by Indians. However, the culture, traditions, rituals, and customs differ from region to region and religion to religion. It is worth to mention that there are a lot of Hindu traditions and customs observed in India that never cease to amuse everyone. These fascinating customs and traditions have … Continue reading Indian Traditions: What Makes India An Incredible Country?
There is so much in Hindu Vedas and scriptures that never cease to mesmerize us. One may have heard of Kartik month and it’s religious importance but today, we are going to throw some light on “Adhik Maas” that is considered auspicious to Hindus. Read the article to know the legend associated with Adhik Maas, whom to worship, what to do in Adhik Maas, and … Continue reading All About Adhik Maas And Know Its Importance…
You might have seen shankh many times in the temple, in your house or when you are invited at someone’s place to take part in the puja. Shankh (in Sanskrit) known as conch shell is significant in Hinduism and holds a special place for Hindus like the ringing of the bell during aarti or tying a sacred red thread on the wrist before the commencement … Continue reading Significance And Benefits Of Blowing Conch Shell
India is a sacred land where people highly believe and fulfil their traditions, customs and rituals wholeheartedly. In Hindu culture, everything is seen as of great significance whether its a tree, bird, animal, water (Varun devta) or air (Vayu devta) or feeding the needy and underprivileged. As mentioned in Vedas or scriptures, it is considered that feeding birds and animals help in avoiding the ill … Continue reading Significance of Feeding Animals And Birds According To Hindu Mythology
