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Shree SiddhiVinayak Temple, Mumbai,India
Shree SiddhiVinayak Temple, Mumbai as it was built with the humble prayer intention that all other women who are childless may enjoy the pleasure of a child on humbly praying to the Lord Ganesh. According to Hindu tradition Lord Ganesh is worshipped before any other deity worship as he is known to be the Lord …
Ganesha – The remover of Obstacles
Lord Ganesha is revered as the Lord of beginnings as he is the remover of obstacles. He is the patron of learning, intellect, wisdom and also known as Ganapti or Vighneshwara. Ganesha the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati mounts on a mouse and is having an elephant head. Lord Ganesha is associated with …
Why you need of pilgrimage and importance of it?
A pilgrimage is often a spiritual journey, but some pilgrimages deal with other kinds of devotion. There are many reasons of why people go to Pilgrimage sites. One obvious reason is travel adventure but many go for their devotional interest and wants to witness the miracles that happened in these places many centuries ago. We …
Importance of MahaShivratri and appropriate way to observe it
Lord Shiva is the most feared deity in the Hindu pantheon. Mahashivratri is also called the great night of Shiva as it marks the holy union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Want to know more about the Importance of MahaShivratri? Please have a look on the article to get the most for MahaShivratri benefits. …
Pavan Puthra Hanuman is Symbol of strength
Pavan Puthra Hanuman is the son of Anjana and Kesari and he was born in the Benaras. The name of Hanuman has many histories. He is commonly known as the Bajrangbali and plays a central character in the Hindu Epic Ramayana. We can find his name in various other religious and mythological texts. This deity looks …
Makar Sankranthi,The Harvest festival
Makar Sankranthi, the harvest festival, is celebrated today all across India. The festival is known by different names in different parts of India (the most popular name being Sankranthi). In Tamil Nadu the festival is known as Pongal, in Gujarat it is known as Uttarayan, in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Haryana it is known as …
All about Dharma – leads to happy and contented life
“Dharma is more a culture and set of rules and regulations which one should follow as per Hindu holy books and scriptures. According to Hinduism, dharma is a natural and universal set of law whose observance leads to happy and contented life.” It helps in saving ourselves from various sufferings both mental and physical. Dharma …
Ekadasi Rules: What to do and what not to do
About Ekadasi Ekadasi Rules – We all aspire for happiness, success, good health, peace, and spiritual growth. What better way than to observe Ekadasi vrata, the day that is most dear to Lord Vishnu to be blessed with all that our heart desires! Hence, it is important for us to understand the procedure/rules to perform …
The Holy Pilgrimage – Shirdi Sai Temple
History Of Shirdi Sai Temple Shirdi Sai Temple – The main shrine that houses Sai Baba’s Samadhi and statue today was originally a large private house that was constructed during his last years. The construction was done over the garden that Baba had tended over a dumping ground. The original house was built to serve …
The Legends of Hanuman Ji or Banjarangbali
Legend Hanuman Ji – He is the most revered deity in Hindu mythology. Hanuman Ji is the monkey God and is said to be the incarnation of God Shiva. Hanuman Ji is the devotee of Lord Rama, the eldest son of king Dasaratha. Hanuman Ji is also known as “Vayu Putra” and is blessed with …
Teachings of Shirdi Sai Baba
Teachings of Shirdi Sai Baba were revered by both his Hindu and Muslim devotees and during, as well as after, his life it remained a mystery if he was a Hindu or a Muslim. Shirdi Sai Baba was an Indian spiritual saint who is regarded by his devotees as a master, fakir, and satguru. This …
Worshiping And Knowing Lord Shiva With Faith
Worshiping Lord Shiva Lord Shiva – From the ancient era, you can find signs of worshiping Shiva. Shiva has many forms. In the age of the Indus Valley Civilization, Shiva was worshipped as Yogi. People worshiped him as Agni, the fire. Another Form, Rudra, who is the storm god, is also a form of Shiva. …