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Rare Teerthas Of Hindusim
Teerthas are different from Holy rivers like Ganges, Yamuna or Sarasvati. Teertha may be small pond in the Temple precincts, or slightly away from it or may be found in a forest or a mountain, with a small temple nearby. It may be cold water or warm water spring, or a ford,pond or a rivulet.…
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All Avatara Vrtatas Of Lord Vishnu Details
There are a lot of Vratas prescribed in the Smritis and Puranas. Vrata means vow. It does not mean a taking a vow, but involves following strict procedures in Food,Conduct and the chanting of God’s Names and visiting Temples. The Vratas can not be followed as and when one feels like. Days/Dates are prescribed. In…
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What Is Vaikunta Ekadasi Origin Procedure
The other one is Chandra Manasa where one follows the waxing and waning of the Moon. In Surya Manasa, the Stars, Nakshatras are given importance for calculations of festivals and auspicious occasions. Chandra Manasa takes into account the wacing and waning of the Moon, called the Thithis. Nakshatras 28 and Thithis are fifteen. For January…
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Upachaaras Five Ten Sixty Four Offering To God
But the import of the word is ‘welcoming, making one comfortable, saying things that ere agreeable, offering that are close to one’s heart’ In Hindu tradition God is offered all these as we would one who visits our home. There are strict rules for this. There are different Upacharas. Five-Panchopachara, Six-Shadopachaara, Shodosupachaara-Sixty four. Some opt…
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Bathing God Hinduism Abhishekam Detailed Procedure
In Hinduism, Deities are bathed daily and they go through the daily routine of Man, Every morning, around 4.30 am this Pooja is performed. This is also called the Ushat Kala Pooja. The screen separating the Deity and the Devotees are removed and the Deity offers Darshan with the Dress and Ornaments of the earlier…
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