Shivaratri 2016

Monday 7th march 2016- Maha Shivaratri

Maha shivaratri Event or the ‘The Night of Shiva’ is widely known with dedication and spiritual dedication honoring Lord (bhagawan) shiva, one of the god of Hindu Trinity. Shivaratri falls on the moonless 14th night of the new moon in the Hindu month of Phalgun, which suggests the month of February - March in English Calendar. Honoring the event of Shivaratri followers observe day and night fast and perform ritual worship of Lord shiva Lingam to appease Shiva.

Mythology of Maha shivaratri

There are quite a few motivating tradition based on the event of Mahashivratri. Based on one of the most well-liked tradition, Shivaratri marks the marriage day of Lord (bhagawan) shiva and Parvati. A few consider that it was on the lucky night of Shivaratri that Shiva carried out the ‘Tandava’, the dance of the primal creation, protection and deterioration. One other popular Shivratri history produced in Linga Purana says that it was on Shivaratri Shiva described himself in the form of a Linga. To ensure the day is considered to be very fortunate by Lord shiva devoees (upasak) and they celebrate it as Maha shivaratri - the grand night of Lord shiva.

A Celebration Important for ladies

Shivratri is taken into account particularly fortunate for ladies. Married female wish for the overall health of their spouses and kids, as well as unmarried females wish for an suitable partner like Lord (bhagawan) shiva, who's the partner of Mahakali, Parvati and Durga. But normally it is thought that everyone who utters the name of Lord shiva in the Shivratri with pure loyalty is lacking all mistakes.

They gets to the abode of Lord shiva and is liberated from the cycle of birth and death.

Benefits from day Maha shivaratri

• Family peace
• Success in relationship
• Protection from enemy
• To get solvetions

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Vasant (Bansant) Panchami

Basant (Vasant) Panchami is well-known event that marks the end of winter months time and ushers in the springtime. Maa saraswati is the Hindu deity of the Vasant Panchami festival. Girls have on bright yellow clothes and have fun with the festivals. The colour yellow holds a special meaning for this joyful celebration since it represents the splendor of nature and the vitality of life. An entire place bursts with yellow through the event.

Populace dress in yellow providing yellow flowers to others and to the gods and goddesses. Additionally arrange and feast on a special pastry called kesar halwa or kesar halva, that is made from flour, sugar, nuts, and cardamom powder. This dish includes saffron strands, which provides it a vibrant yellow color and mild scent. Over the Vasant Panchami festival, India’s crop fields are filled up with the colour yellow, as the yellow mustard flowers bloom at this time of the year. Pens, notebooks, and pencils are put near the goddess Devi's feet to be blessed before they utilized by students.

The occasion of the Vasant Panchami is dependant on the Hindu mata Sarasvati. Sarasvati is the mata of knowledge. She embodies the different elements of learning like the sciences, artistry, handicrafts and abilties. She is considered calm and collected. She is often pictured seated on a lotus or a peacock, wearing a white dress.

The Mata Sarasvati is the goddess of intelligence and learning. She has four hands which symbolize ego, intelligence, performance and the mind. She carries a lotus and scriptures in two of her hands and she plays music on the veena (an instrument similar to a sitar) with her other two hands. She rides on a white swan. Her white dress is a sign for purity. Her swan shows that populace needs to have to be able to discern the good from the bad.
The mother Sarasvati, sitting on a lotus, symbolizes her knowledge. She is also well-versed in the experience with reality. Once the mother is viewed sitting on a peacock, it is a reminder that a strong ego could occur back by knowledge.

You can buy any mata saraswati related puja/ yantra/havan/spiritual kit on this day.

Saraswati puja /havan/ yagya Muhurth- Any panchami, Wednesday or Vasant panchami.

Saraswati yantra/kit keeping muhurth- Any panchami, Wednesday or Vasant panchami.

Makar sankranti

15th jan. 2016

Makar sankranti is a most important harvesting event celebrated numerous regions of India. Based on the astrophysical calendar, whenever the sun goes from the Tropic of Cancer to the Tropic of Capricorn or from Dakshinayana to Uttarayana, in the month of Poush in mid-January, it celebrates the start the harvest season and cessation of the north east monsoon in South India. The moving of our planet from one zodiac sign into another is named Sankranti and as the Sun goes into the Capricorn zodiac generally known as Makar in Hindi, this time known as Makar Sankranti in the Indian context. It's mostly of the Hindu Indian celebrations that are celebrated on a fixed date i.e. 14th January every year. Makar Sankranti, aside from a harvest festival is also considered the start an favorable time in Indian traditions. It is well known as the 'holy phase of transition'. It marks the end of an unfavorable time that in accordance with the Hindu calendar starts around mid-December. It is claimed that any fortunate and holy perception are usually holy in every Hindu family, this day onwards. Clinically, this day marks the start of warmer and longer days when compared to the nights. Therefore, Sankranti marks the termination of winter season and start of a new harvest or spring period. Everywhere in the country, Makar Sankranti is viewed with great fanfare. But nevertheless, it is celebrated with distinct names and traditions in different parts of the country. In the states of northern and western India, the festival is celebrated as the Sankranti day with particular zeal and fervor. The power of this day have been represented in the prehistoric epics like Mahabharata also. So, besides socio-geographical significance, this day also holds a historical and religious implication. As, it is the festival of Sun God and he is considered the most representation holiness and intelligence, the festival also holds endless meaning to it.

What to do on this day?

You can perform many activity on this day....

• Shani/ Sade-sati puja
• Kalsarpa puja
• Chandal dosha puja
• Grah pravesha puja
• Buy a new vehicle
• Buy new home
• Investment in property
• Ganesha sadhana
• Hanuman sadhana
• Bhairav sadhana

The ultimate sacredness of the "NIGHT OF LAKSHMI PUJA" (Deepavali)

Lakshmi Puja this can be a Hindu religious prayer sung on Amavasya, the third day of Diwali. Devotees show reverence to the Goddess Lakshmi by placing small oil lamps or candles inside and outside their homes. They pray for prosperity and well-being for their own families and businesses.

Based on legend, Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and Vishnu's wife, visits her devotees and bestows gifts and blessings upon each of these them. To welcome the Goddess, devotees clean their houses, decorate them finery and lights, get ready sweet treats and delicacies as offerings. Devotees believe the happier Lakshmi is with the visit, the greater amount of she blesses the family with health and wealth.

Lakshmi Puja, and the worship no matter what the goddess of wealth, is probably the leading event of Diwali in North and West India. It is popularly thought that Lakshmi likes cleanliness and will visit the cleanest house first.

Hence, the broom is worshiped with offerings of haldi (turmeric) and kumkum (vermilion) within this day. Lamps are lit after work hours to welcome the goddess because are said to illuminate her path. On this day, a supported light of knowledge is known to dawn upon humanity. This self-enlightenment is expressed throughout the twinkling lamps that illuminate the abode no matter the worshippers. It's thought that on at the present time, the goddess walks within the green fields and loiters in the by-lanes and showers her blessings on mankind for glory and prosperity.

The third day's Diwali is regarded as the most auspicious day; this is when Lakshmi Puja is performed. With pomp and ceremony, Lakshmi is invited into the properties of devotees to partake whatever the gifts that are part of the puja.

Lakshmi Puja comprises a combined puja of five deities: Ganesha is worshiped firstly of every auspicious be Vighneshvara; goddess Lakshmi is worshiped in their three forms; Mahalakshmi the goddess of wealth and cash,

Mahasaraswati the goddess of books and learning and Mahakali. Kubera the treasurer of the gods can also be worshiped..

At first, the houses are cleaned and a rangoli is drawn on the doorstep to welcome Goddess Lakshmi.

Lakshmi Pujan is the most auspicious and holy day ever to come into your life. No matter how difficult or tough you wish/desire is and how much you have been trying to make it possible but still failed in it, it will be definitely fulfilled by the holy blessing of goddess lakshmi. All of your pending works/tasks/assignments or anything in which you are not getting success will have a way open for its completion. Any kind of spiritual activity, sadhana, puja, havan, etc performed or products bought on this DIWALI NIGHT will possess a 100x times much more effect and holy energy.

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To be successful in your path of your life, you can take Diksha of Lakshmi, Kanakdhara Lakshmi, Kuber Lakshmi, Ashta Lakshmi, Yakshini, Saraswati, Kali and all other kinds of wealth related diksha. Success rate goes on increasing in this night of Diwali by taking these diksha.

You can order any sadhana between 9th Nov 2015 to 11th Nov 2015 and only get the Diksha

performed on the night of diwali ( LAKSHMI PUJAN ) i.e 11th Nov. 2015.

Also any wealth related pujan performed especially on the night of Laxmi Puja will get the results benefitting you with a probability of 100x times.

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Your enemies become very aware & are keen to harm you especially on this Diwali night. So you can also perform a protection puja / sadhana for the safety of you and your family from your enemies whether hidden or not.

Tantra related products become very much effective and gets charged with twice the amount of spiritual power on this night. So you can buy a spiritual product on laxmi pujan for energizing the product on this sacred night. See details on tantra products.

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A special type of holy tantra product SAMMOHAN KAJAL which is prepared only on this diwali night will be made by us.

Karwa Chauth Pooja procedur

The fast of Karwa Chauth is held nine days prior to Diwali. It comes on the fourth day from the Kartik month through the Hindu calendar (fourth day of the fading moon or the dark fortnight).

The Perception

Karwa Chauth is deemed some of the significant fasts observed from the married Hindu women. With this day the ladies pray for the welfare and longevity of the husbands. The festival is observed mostly in the northern regions.

Married women eat food early in the morning, before sun rising. They aren't purported to eat as well as drink water throughout the entire day. In the evening the women listen to the Karwa Chauth Katha (the legend). The fast is over after the moonrise.

The Pooja Procedure

The pooja arrangements begin a day earlier. Married females purchase the shringar or the customary accessories and the other pooja things like the karwa, matthi, heena etc.

Karva Chauth

(Hindi: करवा चौथ) is a one-day festival celebrated by Hindu women in India in which married women fast from sunrise to moonrise for the safety and longevity of their husbands. It is auspicious occasion especially for married womens. For good health, long age, fortune, wealth prosperity, free from every other kinds of diseases and good luck of their husbands, women must chant the following SAUBHAGYAVATI MANTRA .... "OM CHANDRE REEM HUM NAMAHA" on the day of KARVA CHAUTH after moon rise ie the end of fast- 108

times:

Success in every path of their husband and immunity increases thrice.

Dhantrayodashi 2015

Monday 9th Nov. 2015

Dhantrayodashi also is often called Dhanteras is a first day from 5 days long Diwali festivals. When it occurs of Dhantrayodashi, Devi Lakshmi exited the sea through the rolling of the Milky Sea. Therefore, Devi Lakshmi, with Lord (bhagwan) Kubera who is the God of wealth, is worshipped on the fortunate day of Trayodashi. Though, Lakshmi Pooja on Amavasya after 48 hours of Dhantrayodashi is deemed higher.

Dhanteras is a first day event of the huge and well-known Hindu festival, Diwali which is five-days long festival and observed in traditionally everywhere in the India. Dhanteras festival is celebrated on triodasi of the Krishna Paksha (the dark fortnight).

Furthermore it is called Dhanvantari Triodasi, celebrated on the auspicious thirteenth lunar day of the Krishna paksha of the month of Kartik. Based on the Hindu calendar, the month of Kartik falls between the month of October and November.

The interpretation of Dhanteras is wealth; at this day number of individuals make wish to the Devi Lakshmi to have wealthy life and wellness. They worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord (bhagwan) Ganesha jointly. There's a custom of buying anything new as well as get it at home helping to make the meaning that Lakshmi came home. And the whole year Lakshmi will come to the home like today. Dhanteras embraces a unique significance for the business communities as they make traditional purchases of the expensive metals on this day.

Lakshmi Pooja on Dhanteras or Dhantrayodashi need to be executed during Pradosh Kaal that starts after sunset and approximately endures two hours and minutes.

This day perform Lakshmi-kuber puja or lakshmi diksha.

Navratri, factually interpreted as 'nine nights' is probably the most celebrated Hindu festival dedicated to Devi Durga symbolizing purity and energy or 'shakti'. Navratri event combines ritualistic pooja and fasting is amid magnificent celebrations for 9 consecutive days and nights. Navratri in India follows the lunar calendar and is celebrated in March/April as Chaitra Navratri and in September/October as Sharad Navratri.

Throughout Navratri, populace from villages and cities gather to carry out 'puja' on small shrines representing different aspects of Devi Durga, including Devi Lakshmi and Devi Saraswati. Chanting of mantras and renditions of bhajans and folk songs generally accompany the pooja rituals for 9 consecutive days of Navratri.

Navratri Merriment
Significant both the sacred and cultural themes, Navratri celebrations are seeped in traditional music and dance. Gujarat is the main target of Navratri celebrations with all night-long dance and celebrations. 'Garba' is a devotional dance form that derives from the folklore of Lord (bhagwan) Krishna singing and dancing with all the gopis using 'dandiya' or slim made of wood sticks. 'Raas Garba' has also evolved to incorporate steps like 'Dodhiyu', 'Trikoniya', 'Lehree' and several others. What's more, with time, Navratri event has seen changes in revels with well-choreographed dance performances, high-end acoustics and folks wearing made-to-order, bright costumes. Tourists flock to Vadodara in Gujarat to enjoy a mix of high-energy band music performances, singing and dancing.

Mantras For Navaratri

OM AING HREEG KLEEM DURGAAYE FATT

ॐ ऐं ह्रीं क्लीं दुर्गाये फट्

Strength and energy are the primary boons received from this Durga Mantra. Chanting it with complete trust and attention will gradually cause a helpful change in your approach.

• Reciting this mantra gives you with security from unenthusiastic energies.
• This Durga Mantra blesses you with power, wealth and constructive energy.
• This Durga Mantra is usually utilised in Tantric prayers.
• You are able to increase intellectual growth by continually chanting this Mantra. You need to use it to boost yourself as well as chant it on behalf of the kids.
• You are able to protected your finances and increase more prosperity with this Mantra. You are able to save from harm yourself from the fickleness of the stock market.
• This Durga Mantra makes build internal power and means that you can increase healthy, caring relationships.
• Chant this Mantra to block unconstructive thoughts and send away ignorance.
• Be supposed to you end up wracked with tenseness and fear, you should use this Mantra for fast relief! This mantra protects not only you but additionally your near and dear, and makes it possible to attain salvation, the ultimate aim of life.
• This Durga Mantra makes it possible to do well at academics, interactions, work and family life.
• Name you want and this mantra provides you with to power to show it into reality! Chant it every day with trust.
• This Durga Mantra raise your realization and helps you increase psychological peace and readability.

Perform/buy - Durga puja/ sadhana/yagya/ Rosary/ yantra in Navratri between 13th to 22nd oct. 2015

Importance Of Shradh- Pitra shraddha 2015

As per the Spiritual Text ‘Srimad Bhagavad Gita’, the body is destructible however the soul remains immortal. The soul never takes birth neither it dies. The soul is immortal and ever existent. Therefore neither air, water nor fire can damage it.

Time of Shraadh liberates the soul from the cycle of life and death giving you salvation. Therefore, performing Shraddh through the time of Pitru Paksha is taken into account very significant for the departed souls to rest in peace. Tarpan, through the time of Shradh, is equally essential in order to remove Pitra Dosh (bad effects because of the non-performance of rituals of the departed souls). Let’s pray for the peace of the departed souls with full trust and dedication through the days of Shraddh in 2015.

Shradh Dates In 2015
Yearly through the time of Shraadh, various Hindu people pray for his or her ancestors to rest in peace. Throughout these 16 days of Shraddh, daily is devoted as Tithi (date) of an ancestor. The Tithi on which the Shradh needs place is considered to be the date on that the individual has passed away. Therefore, according to that Tithi, prayers are offered for the peace of the departed soul. If an individual passed away on the day of Saptami, his Tarpan could be carried out on Saptami Shraadh. The last day of Shradh which is Amavasya is the day once we pray to god that each one the departed souls rest in peace and may even find place in heaven. Now during Pitra Paksha of Shraadh in 2015, let’s pray for the peace of the departed souls.

Ganesha chaturthi festivals

17th sept. 2015 to 27th sept. 2015

Lord (bhagwan) Vinayaka, Ganraya, Ganesha ji, Ganpati ji, Vinayaka is the darling of the lots . Ganesha Chaturthi brings people of all religious conviction, caste and creed together.

The Ganesha Chaturthi 2015 Pooja Muhurut to bring the Vigraha / Statue house is through the Shubh, Labh or Amrit Choghadiya. If you plan to take Ganpati ji one day before, i.e. on the sixteenth September 2015, the Labh time is between 06:31and 08:00 and the Amrit time is 08:02 and 09:34. Ganpati ji may also be brought house (Avahana or Welcome) through the Shubh time that is between 11:04 and 12:34. The Muhurut for evening time will be the Labh time that is between 17:05 and 18:36. Please note these Timings are as per panchang of Mumbai, India.

The Shri Ganesha Staphna (installation of the Idol) on Ganesha Chaturthi day, i.e. on seventeenth September 2015 could be completed at Char time between 11:02 and 12:33 or Shubh Time i.e. between 06:30 and 08:01. Ganesha Puja is preferred during Madhyanhana on Ganesha Chaturthi because it is thought that Lord (bhagwan) Ganesha was born throughout Madhyahana Kaal that is between 12:33 and 15:35. The Muhurut time specified above is one of the best Muhurut to do the Ganesha Pooja and to do any work.

Shri Ganesha Chaturthi is well known with great dedication throughout India. People bring home murtis (Idols) of Lord (bhagwan) Ganesha and celebrate the event by worshiping the Lord (bhagwan) in a unique way for a day plus a half, three days, five days, seven days or eleven days based on the household tradition and devotion of each individual.
On the last day of worship the idol is taken out in a vibrant and musical procession to be immersed traditionally at a beach.

This is one of the preferred festivals in the Country. There are many motives for this. Ganpati is in fact a well-liked God. His blessings are invoked at most spiritual ceremonies as He's the one who can take away all obstacles to achievement. He is the giver of destiny and might help avoiding natural calamities.

Shri Ganesha, the god of knowledge and the benevolent deity of the family of Peshwas who ruled Maharashtra inculcating a particular traditions in the state. Ganpati is the messenger of propitious beginnings and is the beloved deity of all.

What to do on this days...

Get Ganesha diksha or any diksha between 17th to 27th 2015.

Purchase any spiritual products or spiritual service like puja / Sadhana between 17th to 27th 2015.

Plan new business/task between 17th to 27th 2015 for success.

Shri Krishna Janmashtami

Saturday 5th Sept. 2015

The birthday of Hinduism's preferred Lord (bhagwan) Krishna is a special day for Hindus, who believe him their guide, hero, guard, thinker, educator plus supporter all rolled into one.

Krishna got birth at nighttime on the ashtami or the eighth day of the Krishnapaksha or dark fortnight in the Hindu month of Shravan (August-September). This propitious day known as Janmashtami. Indian along with Western scholars have now accepted the period between 3200 and 3100 BC as the period where Lord (bhagwan) Krishna lived on earth.

How can Hindus celebrate Janmashtami?

The devotees of Lord (bhagwan) Krishna observe fast for the entire day and night, worshipping him and keeping vigil with the night while taking note of his tales and exploits, recite hymns (shloka) from the Gita, sing devotional songs, and chant the mantra Om namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya.

Krishna's birthplace Mathura and Vrindavan celebrate this occasion with great ceremony and show. Raslilas or religious plays are performed to recreate incidents from the life of Krishna and to commemorate his love for Radha.

Song and dance mark the celebration of this festive occasion throughout northern India. At midnight, the statue of infant Krishna is bathed and placed in a cradle, that is rocked, amidst the blowing of conch shells and also the ringing of bells.

In the south western state of Maharashtra, people enact the god's childhood attempts to steal butter and curd from earthen pots beyond his reach. The same pot is suspended high above the ground and communities of youngsters form human pyramids to try and reach the pot and break it and this is called Dahi-handi.

The town of Dwarka in Gujarat, Krishna's own land, comes alive with major celebrations as hordes of tourists flock to the town.

Fasting Rules on Krishna Janmashtami

No grains needs to be consumed during Janmashtami fasting until the fast is broken on next day after Sunrise. All rules followed during Ekadashi fasting ought to be taken throughout Janmashtami fasting also.

Parana which suggests breaking the fast ought to be done at proper time. For Krishna Janmashtami fasting, Parana is completed on next day after Sunrise when Ashtami Tithi and Rohini Nakshatra are over. If Ashtami Tithi and Rohini Nakshatra aren't getting over before Sunset then fast is usually broken throughout day time when either Ashtami Tithi or Rohini Nakshatra is over. When neither Ashtami Tithi nor Rohini Nakshatra is over before Sunset or just Hindu Midnight (also referred to as Nishita Time) you need to wait to have them over before breaking the fast.

According to end timing of Ashtami Tithi and Rohini Nakshatra fasting on Krishna Janmashtami might continue for two complete days. Devotees who're unable to follow two days fasting might break the fast on next day after Sunrise. It is suggested by Hindu sacred book Dharmasindhu.

Perform below sadhana on Janmashtami

Vashikaran Sadhana/ Puja/Yantra

Child Protection Sadhana/Puja/Yantra

Kamdev Sadhana/Puja/ yantra

Shukra Sadhana/puja/yantra