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Ugadi History: The Ugadi festival marks the beginning of the new year for those living between the Kaveri and Vindhyas rivers and those following the lunar calendar of southern India, especially in the states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. The calendar dates from the Shalivahana era that would have been built by the great […]
Why is Yugadi / Ugadi Celebrated?: Ugadi is an important festival for the people of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. This is the new year according to the Hindu calendar. The first month of the year is called Chaitra and Ugadi is the first day of Chaitra. The festival is called Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra. […]
ఉగస్య ఆది: ఉగాది: “ఉగ” అనగా నక్షత్ర గమనము – జన్మ – ఆయుష్షు అని అర్థాలు. వీటికి ‘ఆది’ ‘ఉగాది’. అనగా ప్రపంచము యొక్క జన్మ ఆయుష్షులకు మొదటిరోజు కనుక ఉగాది అయినది. యుగము’ అనగా రెండు లేక జంట అని కూడా అర్ధము. ఉత్తరాయణ, దక్షిణాయనములనబడే ఆయన ద్వయ సంయుతం ‘యుగం’ (సంవత్సరం) కాగా, ఆ యుగానికి ఆది యుగాది అయింది. అదే సంవత్సరాది.
There are thousands of traditions in India and many have different descriptions. There is a saying in Baul called “Nana Muni Nana Mot” many different people, many different opinions. 4th day:- Kushmanda The fourth Avatar of goddess Durga. She is adored and worshiped on the 4th day of Navratri. She lives in the home of […]
Chandra Ghanta Durga Day Three: There are thousands of traditions in India and many have different descriptions. There is a saying in Baul called “Nana Muni Nana Word”, many different people, many different opinions. Chandra Ghanta Durga is represented by Shukra (Venus) with the name of Chandra, one would think she would be represented by […]
Brahmacharini Durga Maa – Day 2 Graha representation Mars There are thousands of traditions in India and many have different representations. There is a saying in Baul called “Nana Muni Nana Word”, many different people with many different opinions. Brahma charini is represented by Mars, Mangla, the energetic strong devoted focused honourable one. Day 2:- […]
Saila Putri:- Day 1 Representation of Graha by Chandra MOON There are thousands of traditions in India and many have different description. There is a saying in Baul called “Nana Muni Nana Word”, many different people, many different opinions. Day One: Sailaputri or Shailaputri Among the nine Durgas, Maa Shailputri is considered the first manifestation […]
Chhath Puja is a festival celebrated in certain parts of northern and eastern India as well as in Nepal and by the diaspora from these countries. Prayers are dedicated to the sun god and his wife for the life giving properties of the former. It is believed that the healing power of the sun combined […]
The different processes involved in Chhath Puja are briefly summarized below. The first day of the festival is meant for taking bath and eating food. Observing fast for a whole day till the evening puja is involved in the second day of the festival.. The devotee (Vratti) does not consume food or water until the […]
During the festival of Chhath Puja, special type of Prasad is prepared using different types of grains, fruits, spices and various other seasonal products, some of which are necessitated only due to the requirement of Chhath Puja. “Thekua” is a very important Prasad of Chhath Puja which is a special type of sweet pudding made […]
