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Jyeshta Masa is the third month in a traditional Hindu Telugu calendar followed in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Some of the auspicious days of the month include Ganga Dashara, Nirjala Ekadasi and Vata Savitri Puja. జ్యేష్ఠ మాసములో విశేష తిథులు: మాసము ఎంచుకోండి / Month and Festivals: 1. చైత్రము 5. శ్రావణము 9. మార్గశిరము 2. వైశాఖము 6. భాద్రపదము […]
వైశాఖ మాసములో విశేష తిథులు: మాసము ఎంచుకోండి / Month and Festivals: 1. చైత్రము 5. శ్రావణము 9. మార్గశిరము 2. వైశాఖము 6. భాద్రపదము 10. పుష్యము 3. జ్యేష్ఠము 7. ఆశ్వీయుజము 11. మాఘము 4. ఆషాఢము 8. కార్తీకము 12. ఫాల్గుణము
Chaitra means a temple or a memorial in Sanskrit. This is the first month as per the Hindu calendar. It is believed that Lord Brahma has created the universe on this day which is celebrated as Ugadi or Gudi Padwa or Cheti Chand. It is also a sacred month for commencement for Vedic learning. That’s […]
శ్రీ శార్వరీ నామ సంవత్సరం లో విశేష తిథులు: Si No Telugu Translation English 1 చైత్రము Chaithramu March/April 2 వైశాఖము Vaisakhamu April/May 3 జ్యేష్ఠము Jyeshttamu May/June 4 ఆషాఢము Ashadamu June/July 5 శ్రావణము Sravanamu July/August 6 భద్రపదము Bhadrapadamu August/September 7 ఆశ్వయుజము Ashwayujamu September/October 8 కార్తికము Karthikamu October/November 9 మార్గశిరము Margasiramu November/December 10 పుష్యము Pushayamu December/January 11 మాఘము Maghamu […]
Shri Ganapatiatharvashirsha in Malayalam: ॥ ശ്രീ ഗണപത്യഥർവശീർഷ ॥ ശ്രീ = Goddess Lakshmi(literal), respectable title, glory, fame, wealth; ഗണപതി = gananam patih or lord of groups (of devas) or Ganesha; അഥർവ = Atharva Veda; ശീർഷ = head, heading, title. ഭാവാർഥ Hymn in praise of Ganesha from the Atharva Veda. ॥ ശാന്തി പാഠ ॥ ഓം ഭദ്രം കർണേഭിഃ […]
Ganapathy is the leader of the Ganas, ie. the leader of groups, tribes, race, army, escorts, and hence Lord Siva’s first son is described as the supreme leader (Vinayaka). He is also known as Vigneswara – Lord of all obstacles. These names clearly show that He is a master of all Circumstances. Ganapathy is represented […]
The Story Behind Buffalo-headed King Mahishasura: With the festivities come the different tales and legends that surround the festivals. The story of the goddess Durga, the legend of Mahalaya and the story of the goddess Durga defeating Mahishasura, for example. Who is King Mahishasura: As legends have it, Mahishasura was a king with the head […]
Annapurna means “Anna”, which means food, and “purna”, which means “completely filled”. Annapurna Devi is the goddess of food and kitchen. She is an avatar of the goddess Parvati consort of Lord Shiva. She is the goddess of food and never lets her devotees run out of food. She is also considered the goddess of […]
Mahashivratri is a night festival: Ratri means night. The night of Maha Sivarathri is divided into 4 sections each lasting 3 hours. Each 3-hour section is called Parhara. In each of the praharas, puja is performed and the Shiva Lingam is bathed with auspicious items such as milk, dahie, ghee and honey. A devotee usually […]
Regional Names of Yugadi/Ugadi: This festival is celebrated in different states of India and Ugadi has different names. The different names of the Ugadi festival are Barhaspatyamana for people who live north of the Vindhya Hills. It is observed as Chandramana or Sauramana for those who live south of the Vindhya Hills. Other names of […]
