by Rajneesh | Festivals & Mythology
Krishna – The Lord of Mischiefs He is the one who is known for his mischiefs in his childhood, when not only his mother, but the whole village was pestered by his frequent delinquencies. He was an irrepressible child and a terrible prankster. He is the one...
by Rajneesh | Festivals & Mythology
Ganga is known as one of most sacred rivers in Hinduism. It is the backbone of the Hindu culture that has been nourishing the Indian Continent (Jambu Dweep) for ages and is still known for its purifying attributes. The Ganga Water is considered as sacred water and is...
by Rajneesh | Festivals & Mythology
Mahashivratri is one of the most important festivals of Hinduism and is regarded as most auspicious time for spiritual progress and Sadhana. People who want even material things in life look towards this day of SHIVA to ask and fulfil all of their desires....
by Rajneesh | Festivals & Mythology
With the arrival of festive season, the whole country is immersed with the sacred feelings of faith and devotion for Maa Durga. This Navratri starts from 13th October 2015 to 22nd October 2015, which is basically as per Hindu Calender a period starting from Pratipada...
by Rajneesh | Festivals & Mythology
Deepawali is the festival of light – one of the most prominently celebrated festivals in India. It is celebrated with Dhanteras on 13th day of Kartik Krishna Paksha, Narak Chaudas on 14th day of kartik Krishna Paksha (ie dark moon days of Kartik Month), followed by...
by Rajneesh | Festivals & Mythology
Hinduism is the oldest religion enlightening the humanity with its pearls of wisdom since ancient times. It is interesting to note that Hinduism is one such religion where there is no single GOD or a single messenger of GOD just like other prominent religions. Concept...
