Religion

[ad_1] In Vedic astrology, zodiacal transit of planets, constellation change, rising and setting and moving retrograde or direct are considered very important events. They have direct and indirect impact on human life and nature. During planetary transit, when certain planets come together in the same zodiac sign, rare and extremely …

[ad_1] In Hindu religion, Nirjala Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha of Jyeshtha month is considered the most special and difficult among all the 24 Ekadashis. As is clear from its name, in this fast one has to give up water along with food. It is believed that if a person who …

[ad_1] Nestled in the calm and picturesque environment of Kashmir Valley, the temple of Mata Ragnya Devi, known by devotees all over the world as ‘Kheer Bhawani Temple’, is a great center of faith and unique miracles. This year, the world famous and historical annual fair is going to start …

[ad_1] There would hardly be any person in the world who does not like to receive gifts. But according to astrology and zodiac science, there are people of certain zodiac signs who like receiving ‘surprise gifts’ more than receiving gifts in general. Such people become overjoyed even after seeing the …

[ad_1] In Sanatan Dharma and Hindu culture, lighting lamps in front of Gods and Goddesses in the morning and evening is considered very sacred and mandatory. It is believed that the burning flame of the lamp eliminates negative energy from the house and brings happiness, prosperity and peace. But many …

[ad_1] In Vedic astrology, the place of Jupiter, the guru of the gods, is considered very important and supreme. Among the nine planets, Jupiter is considered to be the main factor for happiness, prosperity, married life, children, prosperity and respect in the society. The auspicious position of Jupiter in any …

[ad_1] In Hindu religion and Vedic calendar, the place of Ekadashi fast is considered very sacred and supreme. Ekadashi tithi falling in Krishna and Shukla Paksha of every month is completely dedicated to the worship of Lord Shri Hari Vishnu, the sustainer of the world. Although in a normal year …

[ad_1] Purnima Tithi has special spiritual and religious significance in Hinduism and Vedic calendar. On the day of full moon, the moon is in its full state and with all the 16 arts, showers its nectar-filled rays on the earth. According to mythological beliefs, on Purnima Tithi, Goddess Lakshmi, the …

[ad_1] In Hinduism and Vedic scriptures, parents have been given the same status as actual gods. According to the Puranas, a person who serves his parents does not have to face any kind of deprivation in life. At the same time, in the scriptures, ‘Pitra Dosh’ is considered a serious …

[ad_1] Twelve months have their own importance in Hindu religion, but the month of ‘Shravan’ or Sawan is no less than a festival for the devotees of Lord Shiva. The chants of Mahadev everywhere and the crowd gathering in Shiva temples show that this month is the best time for …