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Book Rudrabhishek Puja Online: Benefits, Process, and Cost
What if you could receive Lord Shiva’s blessings without stepping into a temple? Now you can. Rudrabhishek Puja—a sacred and potent Vedic ritual—is now just a click away. With OnlineTemple, you can now book Rudrabhishek Puja online and receive blessings from Lord Shiva through a live-streamed, Vedic ritual performed at temples like Trimbakeshwar and Kashi …
When is Devshayani Ekadashi 2025 and Why is it Important?
Devshayani Ekadashi in 2025 will be observed on Tuesday, July 6. Devshayani Ekadashi Tithi Begins – July 5 at 6:57 PM IST Devshayani Ekadashi Tithi Ends – July 6 at 9:16 PM IST Parana Time – July 7, 2025 – 05:25 AM to 08:17 AM (avoid Hari Vasara period) On Parana Day Dwadashi End Moment …
Ashadha Purnima 2025: Celebrate Guru Purnima & Vyasa Jayanti with Vedic Rituals
The full moon in the Ashadha month (June–July) is celebrated as Ashadha Purnima. In 2025, this powerful Purnima is spiritually enriched as it coincides with: Guru Purnima – Honoring teachers and spiritual mentors. Vyasa Jayanti – Sage Ved Vyasa composed the Mahabharata, compiled the Vedas, and authored the 18 Puranas. This sacred day is observed …
Durga Ashtami 2025 – Significance, Puja Steps & How to Celebrate Virtually
Durga Ashtami (or Maha Ashtami) holds great importance in Hindu traditions. The spirit of this festival resonates across India and reaches devotees worldwide. The day celebrates Maa Durga’s triumph over Mahishasura, standing for truth over falsehood and the feminine energy (Shakti). Devotees observe this day with fasting and elaborate pujas to honor Maa Durga’s boundless …
What is Bonalu Festival? Dates, Rituals & Temples
Bonalu is an annual festival observed in Telangana, with large events in Hyderabad and Secunderabad honoring Goddess Mahakali. Devotees carry Bonam, adorned pots full of boiled rice, jaggery, curd, and neem leaves, on their heads to thank Goddess Mahakali for her blessings. The festival expresses belief that the Goddess will protect her believers from harm …
Kalashtami Festival 2025 – Why Kaal Bhairav is Worshipped on This Day
When the night falls silent, Kaal Bhairav rises—not to instill fear, but to protect. You may chant his name, but it’s his energy that stays with you long after. In temples, in mantras, and in the hearts of those who seek justice and truth. Every month, one powerful night belongs to him—and that is Kalashtami. …
Mithuna Sankranti 2025 – Muhurat, Puja Vidhi, and Significance
Mithuna Sankranti is a spiritual day that happens every year when the Sun enters the Gemini (Mithuna) zodiac sign. It is a day filled with simple rituals, old traditions, and positive energy. It is a special day to pause, say thanks to nature, and welcome peace and good vibes. So, whether you visit temples often …
Mahesh Navami – A Day to Chant, Pray, and Celebrate Mahadev
Festivals, faith, and tradition form the soul of India. Mahesh Navami is the day for Lord Mahadev. The Maheshwari community and Shiva devotees follow this day with full dedication. On this day, devotees pray, chant, and purify themselves to feel Lord Shiva’s presence. This year, Mahesh Navami falls on 4th June, a Wednesday. Devotees join …
Faith in Focus – The Inner Meaning of Gayatri Jayanti and Nirjala Ekadashi
In the path of Sanatan Dharma, two special days—Gayatri Jayanti and Nirjala Ekadashi—remind us of faith, discipline, and inner change. Though their rituals and stories differ, both days are rooted in deep faith. These days hold a deep meaning—let’s look at how they guide our hearts towards devotion and peace. And, if you are looking …
Skanda Shashti – A Powerful Day of Worship and Warrior Spirit
India celebrates many festivals, but a few are as powerful and energetic as Skanda Shashti. This day honours Lord Murugan, the divine warrior, and inspires us to awaken our courage, faith, and inner fire. This festival is meant for souls who seek courage, clarity, and the protective energy of Lord Murugan. Let’s dive into why …
Maa Dhumavati Jayanti 2025 – A Heartfelt Guide to the Sacred Day
Jyestha month brings Maa Dhumavati Jayanti, which will take place on Tuesday, 3rd June 2025. This day is dedicated to Maa Dhumavati, the seventh Mahavidya, who transforms suffering into strength and leads seekers toward liberation. OnlineTemple offers you the chance to celebrate Maa Dhumavati Jayanti from anywhere, with our Hindu online puja service. Welcome the …
What’s Driving the Demand for Online Pujas in India?
Online Temple provides a perspective into how the internet is changing believers to carry out sacred rituals, leading to more accessible, customised, and interconnected spiritual practices than ever before. With changing lifestyles and increasing access to technology, the mode of performing rituals is also changing. The Online puja services are in great demand day by …
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