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In Hindu spirituality, flowers are not merely decorative elements but are deeply imbued with symbolic meaning and divine significance. Their use in worship rituals is an expression of devotion and reverence. Each flower carries its unique spiritual properties and benefits, making it an integral part of devotional practices. Among the lots of deities worshipped in Hinduism, Lord Ganesha stands out as a beloved God whose blessings are sought by millions. Known for his wisdom, ability to remove obstacles, and bring good fortune, Lord Ganesha is particularly receptive to the offerings of certain flowers.   Lord Ganesha: The Elephant-Headed Deity  Lord Ganesha, also...

In Hinduism, dedicating an entire month to honour Lord Venkateswara (an incarnation of Lord Vishnu), the preserver of the universe, is one of the most important cultural and spiritual practices. The month of Purattasi (mid-September to mid-October) holds immense significance in the Tamil calendar and is marked by devotion and some rituals. Purattasi is an auspicious time for devotees to worship the divine and seek blessings for good health, prosperity, and overall well-being.  Significance of Purattasi   The month of Purattasi is considered especially ideal for worshipping Lord Venkateswara. According to astrology, the Tamil month of Purattasi commences when the Sun...

Purattasi is the sixth month in the tamil calendar, and it holds great significance for devotees of Lord Venkateswara (Lord Vishnu). According to astrology, the Tamil month of Purattasi begins when the Sun God enters the Virgo zodiac sign. In North India, Purattasi is known as the Ashwin month. This month is marked by several significant festivals, including Mahalaya Paksha, Pitru Paksha, and Sharada Navratri. Purattasi month is considered auspicious for worshiping God and seeking blessings for good health and prosperity. While the entire Purattasi month is ideal for worshiping Lord Venkateshwara, Purattasi Sani (Saturdays) hold special significance for his...

Kedara Gowri Vratham 2024 date and Time: This Vratham will be observed on Friday, November 1, 2024.  Amavasya Thithi starts – 04:30 PM on 31st October 2024  Amavasya Thithi ends – 06:20 PM on 1st November,2024  Have you heard of the time when Goddess Parvati undertook a special fast to attain the same divine status and power as Lord Shiva? This sacred observance, known as Kedara Gowri Vratham or Kedareshwar Vratham, is a revered Hindu fasting and worship ritual celebrated on Amavasya (no moon day) during the renowned Diwali festival. This vratham (fasting) is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Particularly popular...

Ganesh Chaturthi is a vibrant festival celebrated throughout India in August or September, honoring Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and god of new beginnings. This festival marks Ganesha's birth and involves devotees seeking his blessings for success, wisdom, and prosperity. Known regionally as Vinayaka Chaturthi or Vinayagar Chaturthi. Celebrations involve various rituals, including Pranapratishtha, Shodashopachara, and Ganesh Visarjan, reflecting diverse cultural practices across India.To know more about the Lord Ganesha Click Here Here are some heartfelt wish images and GIFs for Ganesh Chaturthi to share and celebrate the joyous occasion. Share these with your family and friends to make...