Sacred Essentials: Understanding the Significance of Puja Samagri in Indian Festivals India is a country with a variety of cultures and religions, including Hinduism, whose followers use sacred chants like Aarti, Bhajan, and Kirtan to worship their idols. They also...

9 Colors of Chaitra Navratri 2023: Exploring the Symbolism and Significance of Nine Sacred Days The festival of Navratri, which means "nine nights" in Sanskrit, is a celebration of the divine feminine and the triumph of good over evil. Each year, the festival is...

Spring has always been a time of celebration and renewal when nature awakens from its slumber and bursts forth in a riot of colors. And what better way to celebrate the season of new beginnings than by participating in one of India's most exuberant festivals - Holi!...

Holi is one of the most exciting and colorful Hindu festivals, celebrated with great fervor across India. The festival marks the triumph of good over evil and the arrival of spring. Holi is also known as the festival of colors, and people take to the streets to throw...

INTRODUCTION In India, puja metaphors as the source of hope, prosperity, and good health. Puja is a simple   ritual of making an offering to a deity and praying to God's Idols. Devotees offer their daily prayers in a space designated for that purpose in their...

The year 2022 is coming to an end. We are all looking for a great new 2023 with lots of prosperity, happiness, and health. What if we tell you that you can accomplish all these by following a few simple steps at the beginning of this new year?  Many Vastu experts...

It’s time to unravel the tranquilizing benefits of fiery flames from floating oil wicks. Yes, you read it right, an element as fiery and hot can leave a long-lasting peaceful impact on your soul. The key is to sit back, relax and study the fame.   Casually...

Do your morning prayers. Have you done the arti? These are some common things we usually hear in every Indian household said by our parents and grandparents every morning.  But have you wondered why? What is the need? Why they are so fussing about doing arti...

No matter what Hindu festival you are celebrating, it's incomplete without a ghee lamp, a.k.a diya. Lighting the lamp is the first step when people initiate the pooja.  But why do we light a diya? To invoke God's presence at the location and awaken your own inner...

Karwa Chauth, a glorious festival celebrated with full rituals and traditions, is celebrated in many parts of India by both married and unmarried women. Since, this festival falls on the month of Kartik, this year it will be Thu, 13 Oct. As per the belief, if married...