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Navami Tithi during Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Rama. It is believed that the time of birth of Lord Rama was Madhyahna period, which is regarded as middle of Hindu day. The time of Madhyahna, prevailing for six Ghatis (about 2 hours and 24 minutes) is considered to […]
Ram Chalisa refers to the forty “chaupais” [devotional poetries] dedicated to Lord Ram. Word “chalisa” is from Hindi word “chalis” meaning forty referring to forty hymns for Lord Ram. Ram Chalisa is recited in Hindu households where Lord Ram is worshipped on a regular basis. Ram Chalisa is recited at the end of the puja. […]
Ram Aarti is the devotional song sung in praise of Lord Ram. Generally, Ram Aarti is sung at the end of the puja or religious rituals. The word “Aarti” has been derived from two Sanskrit words: “Aa” and “Rati”. Here, the Sanskrit word “Aa” means “to or towards”. The Sankrit word “Rati” means “virtues or […]
The auspicious Ram Navami occasion is incomplete without chanting mantras or hymns. These mantra and hymns are dedicated to Lord Ram. On Sri Rama Navami the devotees read the Ramayana, epic on Ram’s life, written by Valmiki. The length of the epic might dissuade many followers. Hence, there are easier alternatives available for true believers. […]
On Ram Navami occasion, all the followers of Lord Ram worship to appease him. All family members worship together and observe the auspicious birthday of Lord Ram. Puja begins with the installation of the idols/pictures of Lord Ram, Laxmana, Sita, and Hanuman. The youngest girl/woman family member applies tika to all members of the family. […]
Presently, Ram Navami is celebrated by Hindus all over the world. This festival is for celebrating Lord Ram’s birthday. Lord Ram was the son of King Dasharatha and Queen Kaushalya. He was the seventh avatar [incarnation] of Lord Vishnu, one of the Supreme Hindu deities. Rishi Balmiki wrote Ramayana, one of the oldest Indian epics. […]
Sri Ram Navami vrata is nitya [compulsory] for the followers of Ram or volunteers. The vrata is highly acclaimed because it washes away the devotee’s sins and confers Moksha [liberation]. The vrata starts from the previous night with fasting. On Ram Navami the followers continue with their fasting. They offer prayers, worship and homa to […]
Ram Navami is a famous Hindu festival to honor the birth of Marayada Purshottam Ram. He was the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Ram Navami marks the end of nine days of the Chaitra Navratri celebrations. Ram Navami is celebrated with honorably by Indians and Hindus living worldwide. This festival is celebrated with a lot […]
Sri Rama Navami aims to mark the birth of Lord Ram, the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Ram Navami ceremony falls on the ninth day of Chaitra month of Hindu calendar. According to the Gregorian calendar this event takes place around March and April. In some places of India, people call this festival – ‘Sri […]
Ancient civilisations decided that the sun is the most powerful source of light that supports life. Hence, the ancient Egyptians called the sun “Amon Ra” or “Ra”. In Latin, the syllable “Ra” is used for anything that is known to connote light. These include radium because it radiates or emits light. “Ra” in several languages […]
