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What is Kumkum?
Devotees offer Kumkum while worshipping Shakti and Lakshmi. It helps us to embrace the blessings from them. During ... Read more
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What is Betel nut?
We can use betel nut in a ritual while we are establishing a deity. It is ritualistic to chant mantras while ... Read more
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What is Camphor?
From simple household benefits to spreading happiness and divine blessings into our lives, camphor is ... Read more
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Significance of Ghee
Ghee can improve our spiritual experience. It is because ghee focuses on Tej Tatva or the absolute fire principle ... Read more
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What is Yajamana?
Yajmana is a householder who acts as the patron of a puja or a yajna. Yajmaan is the head of a family who performs ... Read more
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Concept of Prasada
Prasada is the food or water offered to the deity while worshipping or conducting puja. It was only through Shiva Purana ... Read more
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Flowers in a Puja
The significance of flowers in puja becomes clear from the etymology of the word puja. It is always essential to provide ... Read more
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What's Consecration?
Prana Prathishta is the sacred science of consecration, a ritual meant to introduce life into a Murthi (deity idol) ... Read more
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What is Muhurta?
Muhurta is a Sanskrit word derived from - Muhu and Rta. Muhu means immediate or a moment, and Rta refers to an order ... Read more
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What is Kalash?
Kalash represents abundance and wisdom. Hindu deities, including Lord Brahma, Lord Shiva, and Goddess Lakshmi, hold a Kalash... Read more
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What is Sankalpa?
Sankalpa means ‘intention’ formed by the heart and mind. When you take a sankalpa, you simply invite the universe ... Read more
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What is Mauli thread?
Maulis are mostly a combination of red and yellow threads. Red is a representation of long life and protection ... Read more
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Akshata in a Puja
They are the finest offerings any devotee can make during a puja. Akshata refers to the unbroken uncooked rice ... Read more
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What is Achamanam?
Achamanam is a purification process done with the aid of water. The water used for Achamanam should be pure ... Read more
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Aarti
Aarti is the ceremony of lights. The Aarti is one of the most important Hindu religious rituals of worship done at specific ... Read more
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Mangal Dosha
Mangal Dosha or Kuja Dosha occurs when Mangal or Mars ascends in the first, second, fourth, seventh, eighth, or twelfth house ... Read more
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Shani Sade Sati
Shani sadesati is a seven and a half year-long period in our lives when Shani or Saturn moves from the 12th house to the ... Read more
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Chandal Dosha
Chandal Dosh is formed when either the Rahu or Ketu planet sits along with Jupiter in the same house of a horoscope. It is also ... Read more
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Chandra Dosha
Chandra dosha is one of major dosha which affects the human body and mind to a great extent. When Moon is ill-positioned ... Read more
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Kaal Sarp Dosh
Kaal Sarp Dosha is formed in a horoscope when all seven planets (Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars) are ... Read more
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Vaastu Dosha
Vaastu Dosh means an imbalance of the energies in the house. Every house is full of energy and if the construction ... Read more
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Pitra Dosha
Pitru Dosh is formed in the horoscope of a person when his/her forefathers have committed any mistakes, crimes, or sins ... Read more
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Vish Yog
A horoscope that shows Moon (Chandra) in conjunction with Saturn (Shani) in any house then it is known as ... Read more
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Selection of Puja
An analysis of the vedic birth chart is not necessary to have a puja performed, or to receive the benefit of any puja ... Read more
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Science of Homa
Homa is a sacred fire ritual done in the Vedic Hindu tradition. Homa is a technique given by the Rishis and other ... Read more
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What is Puja?
Puja is ritualistic worship of the Divine performed to keep us in harmony with cosmic forces, thereby removing and overcoming ... Read more