Kali Puja Vidhi - Procedure with Mantra - Hindu Blog
WEBSimple Kali Puja Vidhi. The puja should be performed at midnight (11:50 PM to 12:50 AM) facing north. The person should wear red, orange or ochre color dress. Black is ideal for tantrics practitioners. The murti (picture, photo or painting) of Goddess Kali stamping on Shiva should be used for worship. It should be placed on a red color cloth.
Sabarimala Temple Calendar – 2024 - 2025 - Hindu Blog
WEBMar 15, 2024 · The Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple in Kerala is open for darshan only during certain specific periods in a year. Below are the dates on which the Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple will remain open during 2024 – 2025. The temple is open for monthly pujas for five days from the first of Malayalam month on all months in year.
Importance and Power of Bajrang Baan – How to Chant? - Hindu …
WEBThe bhajan is of great importance to Hanuman devotees. It is believed that the power in Bajrang Baan can miraculously provide a person with the much needed mental and physical strength to face challenges of life. When the mantra is chanted with piety and devotion, the power Hanuman enters the body of a person. Such a person will be blessed with ...
Symbolism of Ganapati Visarjan - Hindu Blog
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Shiva Nataraja Form Sculpture – Symbolism And Meaning Hidden …
WEBHere are the symbolism and meaning hidden in the Nataraja Idol -. Upper Right Hand: In his upper right hand Shiva holds the damaru – a small drum shaped like an hourglass. It symbolizes the sound that originates creation and perpetuates the universe. Upper Left Hand: The upper left hand contains Agni or fire, which signifies final destruction ...
Life After Death As Per Hinduism - Hindu Blog
WEBTarpana: Offering of water to the ancestors. In summary, Hinduism's view of life after death involves a complex interplay of karma, dharma, and the ultimate aim of achieving moksha. The soul's journey is shaped by its actions, and liberation is seen as the reunion with the divine essence, freeing it from the endless cycle of rebirth.
Four Mathas of Adi Shankaracharya - Hindu Blog
WEBThe four mathas (monasteries or mutts) established by Adi Shankaracharya in the four corners of India were meant to uphold Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism). It was also meant to propagate Vedanta. The four mathas of Adi Shankara are: Sri Sringeri Sharada Peetam in Chikmaglur in Karnataka. Jyotir Matha in the Garhwal region in Uttarakhand.
Barsi Death Ceremony among Hindus - Hindu Blog
WEB3 days ago · Barsi ceremony, or Varsi, among Hindus is an important ceremony after death. It is observed after a year in Hindu religion – it is the first death anniversary. It is also known as the first yearly Shradh and is performed exactly after a year. Tithi or Rashi is followed for the Barsi date. The Rashi on which the person died is chosen by some ...
Story of Divine Cow Kamdhenu in Hindu Religion - Hindu Blog
WEB3 days ago · Kamdhenu is the divine cow mentioned in Hinduism. It has the power to fulfill all wishes. The story of origin of Kamdhenu in Hindu religion is associated with the churning of ocean or Samudra Manthan. She appeared during the churning of the ocean and is was taken by the seven gods, who compose the constellation of the Great Bear in the sky.
Raghavendra Aradhana 2025 - Samadhi Day of Guru Sri …
WEBRaghavendra Aradhana in 2025 is the 354th Aradhana Mahotsava of Sri Guru Raghavendra Swamy. It is the day when Guru entered Brindavan. Shri Raghavendra Swamy, a 16th-century saint, and Guru, advocated Vaishnavism and popularized the Dvaita philosophy of Madhvacharya. The Raghavendra Aradhana 2025 will be held at Mantralayam on August 11.