The festival of Holi is celebrated with great pomp across the country, but in Kanha's city Mathura, this festival of colors lasts for 40 days, which starts from the day of Vasant Panchami.
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Top Ten Famous Bhajan Singers of India
Bhajan is a type of song which is played to show respect and devotion towards God. Bhajans can be in any language. Some mantras are chanted in the form of music. There are many famous Hindi Bhajan singers in India, for example:
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Akharas are the pride of Maha Kumbh. The Akhadas play a central role in the Mahakumbh. These groups, formed of ascetics, saints, and spiritual practitioners, are deeply rooted in India's spiritual traditions.
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Let's know! Some special information, Aarti and Bhajan quick (quick) links related to Holi festival…
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How to offer Belpatra on Shivling?
When offering Belpatra (Bilva Patra) on Shivling, according to Hindu scriptures and traditional worship practices, it should be offered in a specific way.
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What are the Benefits of Burning Camphor?
In Indian rituals, camphor has a special place and is used for worship. Camphor is also used for aarti and puja havan. In Hinduism, the use of camphor is said to please the gods and goddesses.
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What Is Tulabharam, How to Do Tulabharam
Tulabharam and Tulabhara also known as Tula-Daan is an ancient Hindu practice. It is an ancient ritual. Tulabharam is prevalent from the Dwapar era. Thulabharam means that a person is made to sit on one side of the scales and equal quantities of rice, oil, gold or silver or grain, flowers, jaggery etc. are weighed and offered to the Lord, according to the capacity of the person.
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What is Khatu Shyam Nishan Yatra?
Nishan Yatra is a kind of foot march, lifting Shri Shyam flag in hand and offering it to Shyam Baba, Khatu Shyam ji comes to the temple.
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Is Rang Mahotsav Holi famous in foreign countries?
Holi has become increasingly popular outside India - in large part due to the millions of Sanatan followers around the world. Like Diwali, another Indian festival, communities with South Asian heritage living abroad often gather to celebrate Holi.
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The Jain flag is important in Jainism and serves as a symbol of unity for its followers. The Jain flag is hoisted atop the main spire of the temple during various ceremonies.
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Rudraksha is a sacred seed traditionally used in Hinduism and associated especially with Shiva. The word Rudraksha comes from two Sanskrit words: Rudra – a name of Lord Shiva and Aksha – meaning tears.
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People spend Kalpwas by staying on the Sangam banks of Prayag for a month. This tradition has been going on for centuries. ‘Kalpwas’ is a vrat which is observed on the banks of pilgrimage sites like Prayag.
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What is the meaning of 14 Vidya and 16 Kala?
Kala means performing art in Sanskrit. The mastery of as many of the 64 traditional arts known as the Chausath Kalas or Chathusashti Kalas, formed an important basis in the development of a cultured individual in many parts of ancient India.
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Why there is no bells in the Banke Bihari temple?
The Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, is unique in many ways, and one of its most notable features is that there are no bells or gongs in the temple.
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the celebration of Maha Shivaratri will be celebrated with great pomp across pan India. Why, When, Where Shivratri | Bhajan | Aarti | Mandir | Katha | Mantra | Namavali
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