Hindu Festival

Shivratri is a celebrated Hindu festival, observed every year on the 13th night or 14th day of the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) of the month of Phalgun. …

As nine nights of celebration, Navratri, begins, let us explore different meanings of the Divine Goddess known as Shakti. The cosmic feminine force Shakti translates as power, and her masculine counterpart Shiva translates as peace. Shakti is not the power gained through aggression or violence. Shakti is the power of…

The Vedic religion (or the usual widespread exonym — Hinduism) is not a standardised doctrine-based religion. It is very personal in nature and lifestyle based, hence it cannot be harmonised with same book or shared rituals or festivals across different communities. …

Life should be a continual celebration, a festival of lights all year round. Only then can you grow up, can you blossom — Osho The word for festival in most Indian languages is Utsav which means a celebration. ‘Ut’ in Sanskrit means removal and ‘sava’ means sorrow or grief. …

The Guru’s words are “ Have faith and patience”

Today we are all celebrating auspicious festival of Karwachauth. The word Karwachauth is formed with combination of two words- Karwa plus Chauth. As name suggests, Karwa means earthen pot and Chauth means 4th Lunar day. Karwachauth is observed on 4th day after Sharad Purnima which comes out to be Chaturthi…

Why the month of Bhadrapada is important? Is it because that Lord Krishna was born in this month? Or is it because it falls in Chaturmas? The month is devoted towards spirituality, several festivals that hold utmost importance and relate with our religion fall in this month. The month is…

Krishna Janmashtami will be celebrated on Wednesday, 12th August , 2020. It is one of the biggest Hindu festival celebrated in India. It marks the birth anniversary of Shri Krishna. Shree Krishna is the 9th incarnation (Avataar)of Shree Hari Vishnu. He belongs to Chandra-vanshi lineage and therefore his whole personality…