This festival of Dhanteras falls in the month of Kartik (Oct-Nov) on the thirteenth day of the dark fortnight or Krishan paksh. This auspicious day is celebrated two days before the festival of lights, Diwali. This day is regarded as the birth Anniversary of the God Dhanvantari, the physician of the God who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, who …
Read More »
Mahashivratri – Lord Shiva Festival This year ‘Maha Shivratra’ falls on 18th February 2023 according to the Hindu calendar. This festival which is in veneration of Lord Shiva, marks the celebration of the day when Lord Shiva married Mata Parvati. Dos and don’ts to Celebrate Mahashivratri First and foremost, be an early riser on Mahashivratri. After having a bath, wear …
Read More »
Navratri 2022 – Divine Nights of the Goddess Navratri puja is one of the most divine festivals in India. We celebrate these days for 9 avatars of the Devi. We celebrate it by worshiping the 9 avatars with 9 types of puja. The very first day Shailaputri Pujan is organized to please Shailaputri mata. The materials used for the puja …
Read More »
According to the Hindu calendar, the day of Full Moon is known as Purnima. Purnima Day holds immense importance in Hindus as many festivals are celebrated on Purnima tithi. Hindus observe Purnima vrat on the Purnima day to purify themselves spiritually. Know more about the importance of Purnima Vrat and Purnima dates in the article below. Importance of Purnima Vrat …
Read More »
Introduction – Miracles of Sai Baba of Shirdi We all know who Sai Baba is, and we’ve all heard about his miracles or short stories about how he helped poor, vulnerable, and even beggarly people overcome adversity, trauma, and depression. The real-life miracles and legends of the great saint Sai baba are legendary in Indian history. Sai Baba was a …
Read More »
The eighth day of Navratri is celebrated as Durga Ashtami. Navratri Durga Ashtami 2022 is on 3rd October 2022. Durga Ashtami is the most auspicious day to perform Kanya Puja or Kumari Puja. Devotes take bath early in the morning and wear neat and clean clothes. Halwa, allo puri and black chana are prepared to serve the goddess. You can …
Read More »
AstrologyMag.com Online Magazine on Vedic Astrology
