Author: Akash Sharma

06 August, 2021 Many legends & folklore are associated with this day and as per the most popular legend, Lord Shiva was impressed by Goddess Parvati’s (an avatar of Shakti) ‘Tapasya’ and accepted her as his wife. It is believed that Goddess Parvati observed fast for his good health on moonless nights after their marriage. […]

05 August, 2021 The word ‘pradosh’ in Hindi means ‘belonging or relating to the evening’ or ‘first part of the night’. This fast is observed during the ‘Sandhyakaal’ that is the evening twilight. Pradosh Kaal is the most auspicious time to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Observing Pradosh Vrat alleviates sufferings […]

13 August, 2021 Nag Panchami falls in the month of July or August. On this day, devotees observe fast and worship snakes by visiting anthills and trees where snakes can be found. The most important feature of this festival is that women offer milk to snakes to seek blessings and protection from evil. The festival […]

04 August, 2021 The Ekadashi which falls during Krishna Paksha (waning phase of the Moon) in the auspicious month of Shravan is called Kamika Ekadashi. Kamika Ekadashi is considered to be an auspicious day to worship Lord Vishnu. Worshipping Lord Vishnu on this day washes away all sins and helps to attain salvation. It also […]

11 August, 2021 The Hariyali Teej festival is also celebrated to remember the reunion of Shiva and Parvati, the day when Shiva accepted Parvati as his wife. Parvati fasted and was austere for many years and was accepted by Shiva as his wife in her 108 birth. It is also called Hariyali Teej because these […]

08 August, 2021 New Moon day is considered ideal for paying tribute to the deceased ancestors. Therefore, on Amavasya, people perform Tarpanam and Shraadh rituals to seek the blessings of the dead in the family and also get rid of Pitru Dosha which is seen as a major root cause of most of the problems […]

Sujok, the alternate healing method is simple, easy and produces effective results. In Sujok therapy, palm and foot represent all the organs/meridians in the body. Su means hand while jok means palm. Sujok can be done with other therapies also and it produces no side effects. Developed by Professor Park Jae Woo, this therapy is […]

During Panchopachar puja, chandan (Sandalwood paste) is applied to the Deity with the ring finger of the right hand. Thereafter, haldi (Turmeric powder)-kumkum (Saffron) is offered at the Deity’s feet by taking a pinch of each between the thumb and ring finger of the right hand. Haldi or turmeric is offered first followed by kumkum. […]

Datta Jayanti is a festival of Deity Dattatreya’s introduction to the world. He was brought into the world at night of the full-moon day (Purnima) of the Hindu lunar month of Margashirsha. He is viewed as the Guru, all things considered, On the whole, Deity Datta expected sixteen primary Incarnations. In the event of previous […]

Depression is largely one illness. Although it has masses of different signs and symptoms and may feel very extraordinary to one-of-a-kind human beings, the term refers to a single circumstance. Anxiety, however, is an umbrella time period that encompasses a number of greater particular conditions. Anxiety also spans numerous much less not unusual conditions, a […]