Ritualistic worship of Guru for Gurupurnima
Ritualistic worship of the Guru on the occasion of Gurupoornima..
Rangoli to be drawn on Gurupurnima
The Principle of a specific Deity is present in the atmosphere in a larger proportion on the day of the respective festival or is attracted to the venue where religious rituals of that Deity are being performed.
Vasant Panchami
It is said that Madan, the Deity of Love was born on this day. People do puja and pray to Madan and Rati (His wife) for a happy married life.
Shrikrushna Janmashtami
According to the Hindu lunar calendar, Shrikrushna was born on Shravan Krushna Paksha Ashtami (Eighth day of the dark fortnight of Shravan) at midnight, when the moon was in Vrushabh formation with the lunar asterism, Rohini.
Rangapanchami
Rangapanchami is celebrated on Phalgun Krushna paksha Panchami (Fifth day of the dark fortnight of the month of Phalgun). Today, at many places the festival of Rangpanchami is celebrated on the day after Holi.
Akshay Trutiya
Akshay Trutiya was the day when Satyayuga ended and Tretayuga began. Let’s learn the importance of Akshay Trutiya, its method of celebration, significance of Til-tarpan and Udak-kumbh and much more.
Rangolis that attractand emit Hanuman tattva (Principle)
Draw sattvik rangolis that attract and emit Hanuman tattva at home or in the temple, before worshipping Hanuman and on Hanuman Jayanti.
Hanuman Jayanti
On the day of Hanuman Jayanti, Deity Hanuman’s Principle is a thousand times more active when compared to other days.
Shriram Navami
Shriram Navami is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Shriram. On the day of Sri Ram Navami, Lord Ram’s Principle is a thousand times more active when compared to other days.
Holi
Holi is a festival that guides us on the path of embracing sattvik nature by elimination of evil character and bad thoughts in ones mind. The aim is to purify the environment by offering oblation in form of dry wood to the fire.
