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Varahi Yantra is a powerful geometric diagram that contains the powers of hindu goddess Varahi, a boar incarnation. Goddesses varahi is one of the saptha kannis and is said to be a very furious god who can bestow all the wishes of truthful and sincere devotees. Varahi Yantra is believed to have numerous benefits and can be used for worship and in places of meditation. The mystical powers of varahi yantra are : 1.Protection against negative forces One of the most significant benefits of Varahi Yantra is protection. It is believed to offer protection from negative energies, evil spirits, and...

Ekadashis are the days that fall on the eleventh day of the lunar cycle after the full moon and new moon days. Ekadashis are considered auspicious day to worship Lord Perumal and perform vrat and poojas in the Hindu religion. Ekadashi are considered very auspicious day to perform fasting and is  a way of purifying the body and mind. Lord Perumal is a popular deity in Hinduism and is also known as Lord Vishnu. Benefits of fasting and worshipping Lord Perumal on Ekadashi: Lord Perumal is to be the protector of wealth and bestows prosperity and wealth in abundance to...

Maha Shivaratri 2023 falls on 18 of February Shivaratri, also spelled as Shivarathri or Maha Shivaratri , is a Hindu festival that is celebrated especially through out India and Nepal in honour of Lord Shiva. Lord shiva, one of the most important deities in Hinduism who is considered as the destroyer of evils. The word "Shivaratri" literally translates to "the great night of Shiva," and it is observed on the 14th night of the new moon during the Hindu month of Phalguna, Tamil month of Maasi (February/March). The significance of Shivaratri can be traced back to ancient times, with many legends and...

Thaipusam Kavadi falls on 5th of February 2023 Thaipusam Kavadi is a significant Hindu festival that is celebrated in honour of Lord Murugan, the son of Lord Shiva and Parvati. The festival falls on the full moon day of the Tamil month of Thai, which is typically in January or February of the Gregorian calendar. This year, Thaipusam Kavadi falls on February 5th. The word "kavadi" refers to the large, elaborate wooden structure that is carried by devotees as a form of devotion and penance. This structure is decorated with colourful flowers, peacock feathers, and other symbols of Lord Murugan....

When is pongal 2023? January 15th 2023 ( Sunday ) Makar Sankranti or Pongal is the harvest festival that is celebrated throughout India to thank the mother earth and nature, with different names. In south India the pongal is celebrated with lots of enthusiasm and eagerness to thank nature. The women in the families clean up the house and prepare for the festival. On the eve of the harvest festival the men in the house who are doing agriculture harvest the yield and prepare for the festival.  New accessories and clothes are purchased for the members of the family. The...