Festival and Puja Articles

This page includes information in relation with festival and Pooja, importance of each with regard to bringing peace and harmony in your life. You will be guided to religious rituals being integral part of divine worships and their relative benefits in the life of people.

About Lord Shiva

In Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva is one of triumvirates consisting of three principal divine identities respectively known as Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, each holding the role for creation,...

Shiv Puja Importance and Benefits in Shravan Month

Among total of 12 months in a year, the periods of July-August hold special prominence because of religious and astrological auspiciousness. Days between these periods mark the beginning or ascent of...

Navratri Festival Means Nav Durga Pujan From 9 April 2024 to 17 April 2024

Land of India is not just limited to a great and sacred culture but it is also a holy hand of gods where many incarnations of the divine have manifested. There are many...

Holi Festival of Colours – Rangwali Holi OR Dhulandi on 25th March 2024

Liveliness is an eternal part of an age-old Sanatana tradition which has its roots in India. When the evil forces start dominating on Earth and the negativity goes beyond its peak, the supreme lord himself manifests on Earth in ...

Akshay Tritiya Festival 10 May 2024

In the scorching heat of the summer, the earth is fully laden with a variety of fruits and flowers. When the crops are ready for harvesting, the farms and the entire landscape of the country...

Goddess Siddhidatri – Ninth Day Of Navratri

For destroying the cruelty of evil demons on the earth and for the welfare of the whole of humanity, goddess Durga descended on earth as her ninth form of Sri Siddhidatri...

Goddess Mahagauri – Eighth Day Of Navratri

When the incitement of demons was so much beyond the limit that even celestial beings were tortured by the evil asuras, gods gathered for finding a solution for this menace and a divine energ...

Goddess Kaalratri – Seventh Day Of Navratri

For the protection of dharma and for the destruction of the demons, whenever sages and noblemen have prayed to the god, he has time and again incarnated on the earth as a divine power...

Goddess Katyayani – Sixth Day of Navratri

Whenever the oppression of the demons starts dominating the earth, whenever sages, saints, and celestial beings get victimized with the torture of the demons, then there is certainly a divine incarnation of supreme energy for the...

Goddess Skandamata – Fifth Day of Navratri

For the welfare of the entire world and for the betterment of the devatas, goddess Durga manifested nine different forms during the nine days of Navaratri. In this sequence, the incarnation of goddess Skandamata takes place...

Goddess Kushmanda – Fourth Day of Navratri

On this earth, devotees have been regularly blessed by the divine energy since time immemorial. Be it the order of creation, the evolution of living creates, fighting with the evil forces or the establishment of humanity and religion ...

Goddess Chandraghanta – Third Day of Navratri

From the very ancient times, people in the great land of India have inspired to realize and witness the divine power of supreme god. A rich and refined culture is a witness that there have been many...

Goddess Brahmacharini – Second Day of Navratri

The sacred land of India has time and again experienced divinity of gods and goddesses for the welfare of living beings since time immemorial. In this life which is dominated by Maya, individual experiences sorrow, grief, fear...

Goddess Shailaputri – First Day of Navratri

Mother (Maa) Adi Shakti (Jagadamba) manifested for the betterment of the creation. Be it the slaying of cruel demons to save the celestial beings or removing pain, sorrow, agony, diseases, guilt...

Sri Ram Navami 17th April 2024

Maryada Purushottam Sri Rama was born in the city of Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh) in the great land of India. Rāma janma kē hētu anēkaa. Ēka tē adhika ēka bada...

Maha Shivratri Festival 8 March 2024

Since the ancient times, India has a culture of conserving the values of human welfare. These values are full of universal brotherhood. The rich tradition of India believes in Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, which means that the...

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