Why You Should Indulge in Daily Arti?
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...
Why is a Ghee Lamp Preferred During Diwali Puja Ritual?
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...
5 Impressive Ways to Make Your Karwa Chauth Thali Premium
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...
The Benefits and Significance of Reciting Puja Mantras Every Day
Puja mantras hold great importance in Hinduism. They elevate your religious experience greatly. Today, we're here to let you know more about the Puja mantras you should recite. Let's Start with arranging the puja samagri. Buy the essentials right here. Here are some...
A lit flame – uniting the diversity of religions together.
From the land of sunrise (Arunachal) to the land where the sun bids goodbye for the day (Gujarat) and everything in-between, we are united by the symbol of hope and happiness, a Diya. Diyas are very easy to find. BUT is keeping them lit that easy? It is, when you’re...
Make puja a way to start your day
Puja, the deep practice of getting in touch with the superior power within us makes a great part of our day. It's a wholesome experience when a family gets indulged in the act of faith. Amongst all the elements of puja, from dressing up the idols, the bells, aartis,...
Celebrate Maha Shivratri with Puja Samagri Online
Maha Shivratri is one of the most auspicious Hindu festivals, celebrated with piousness and vigor. Maha Shivratri is celebrated by the devotees of lord shiva and they completely dedicate this day to pray to him. It is one of the most holistic festivals in our...
The festival of lights, for the rich and the poor?
Diwali, the delightful Indian festival that we all look forward to all year, falls in October-November every year and the joyousness this festival brings with itself is not the only reason that makes it a most-awaited festival. The significance of Diwali, the win of...
Floating oil wicks vs candle for diwali decoration?
Diwali is the festival of lights, to celebrate the victory of good over evil, right over wrong. For centuries now, Diwali is celebrated in Indian households by worshiping goddess Lakshmi the goddess of wealth, lots of decorative lights, diyas, and firecrackers. The...
Which oil to use to light up the lamps with floating oil wicks and why?
Which oil to use to light up the lamps with floating oil wicks and why Choosing the correct fuel for the lamp that lights our auspicious events and prayers has always been confusing for many people. After all, we have so many options in the market and we never know if...