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Ganesh Visarjan: Rituals, Significance, and the Joyful Farewell of Lord Ganesha

SauravAugust 30, 2024

In Sanatan Hindu Dharma, festivals hold immense significance, where fasting, rituals, and worship are seen as essential ways to awaken spiritual consciousness. Among these festivals,…

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The Sacred Journey and Significance of River Narmada

SauravJuly 5, 2024

The Narmada River, which is known to be one of the most sacred and major river of India, originates at the Maikala range of the…

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The Evolution and Historical Significance of the Mahakala Temple

SumanJune 29, 2024

The Mahakala Temple, one of India’s ancient and significant temples, is steeped in religious, architectural, and historical importance, tracing back to times that some might…

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Yama and Yamuna: The Divine Siblings and the Origin of Bhai Dooj

SauravJune 23, 2024

Yama and Yamuna are also known as Yami, and both are the children of Surya, the Sun God and his wife Saranyu. According to the…

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The Significance of Kapoor in Hindu Aarti: Tradition, Science, and Benefits

SauravMay 17, 2024

In Sanatan Dharma, it is customary to perform Aarti, a ritual of worship, after completing the puja (prayer). This Aarti often involves burning camphor, a…

Category: Ganesha

Ganesha is a symbol of knowledge, wealth and taking away problems. He comes from Goddess Parvati making him out of special clay. Shown with an elephant’s head and a big body, he represents intelligence, understanding and being humble. Stories tell us about his part as the problem solver, Vighnaharta, and his close relationship with Lord Kartikeya. Worshipping Ganesha is for starting fresh and trying things, asking him to give us luck, wisdom and remove hurdles. His elephant head means being wise ahead, while his damaged tooth shows giving up and the strength of flexibility. People worship Ganesha as the bringer of good luck and smarts.

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Karva Chauth vs. Sakat Chauth: Unveiling the Unique Traditions

SumanJanuary 27, 2024

Few of the fasts that are special include Karva Chauth and Sakat Chauth where each has its own intention and rituals distinctively. As we unwrap…

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Sakat Chauth: Mothers fasting for well being of their children

SumanJanuary 27, 2024

Sakat Chauth, alternatively termed as Sankashti Ganesh Chaturthi is an important Hindu fasting day dedicated to Lord Ganesha. This festival is falls on the fourth…

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Unveiling the Significance of Worshiping Lord Ganesha in Hindu Rituals

SumanDecember 17, 2023

At the onset of any sacred ceremony, Hindus invoke Lord Ganedha, the respected god whose head is that of a mammoth. It symbolizes the reverence…

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