Hinduism or Sanatan Dharm is made up of diverse traditions and cannot be traced to a single founder.
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According to Hindu religion, there are eight Prahars in 24 hours including day and night. On an average, a Prahar is of three hours or seven and a half hours, in which there are two Muhurtas. One prahar is one Ghati of 24 minutes. A total of eight prahars, four of the day and four of the night.
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ome collection of hymns, mantras and songs sung by them is listed here, all the devotees of the Sanatani tradition enjoy it.
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Significance of temples and Ashram in election
It is believed that Sanatan lovers are a decisive factor in victory in every election. And these temples, monasteries and ashrams are the center of these Sanatan lovers. The victory of political candidates is determined by numbers. Therefore, as soon as elections come, political candidates are automatically drawn to Hindu temples, monasteries and ashrams.
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Pausha month, this Hindu month, comes after Margashirsha month, which is the 10th month according to the Hindu calendar.
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Namaskar is a simple and beautiful expression of divine qualities like devotion, love, respect and humility.
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Shri Tartam Sagar is the main book of Shri Krishna Pranami religion. This great book is also known by different names like Tartam Sagar Kuljam Swaroop, Tartam Vani, Shri Mukhvani, Shri Swaroop Sahib. It was written by Mahamati Prannath ji in Vikram Samvat 1715.
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All Day Worship With Bhog, Flowers, Chunri, Etc. - Punya
After Worship, Throwing All the Ingredients Under the Tree or River to Create Filthiness - Incomplete Punya
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1. The first (efficient) cause of all true knowledge, and all that is known through knowledge, is Go
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Gotipua Dance is a traditional dance form from Odisha, India, known as the precursor to the classical Odissi dance.
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Why is Jagannath Temple Prasad called Mahaprasad?
The Mahaprasad, which has been found in the Jagannath temple for centuries, is made by around 600-700 cooks, which is distributed among about 50 thousand devotees.
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Touching the feet of elders is a traditional gesture in Indian culture that shows respect, humility and blessings. Bhaktibharat here shares some basic "rules".
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“Grah Vakri” (ग्रह वक्री) is a term used in Vedic astrology (Jyotish Shastra).
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The festival of Guru Purnima will be celebrated on 24 July 2021. According to the Hindu calendar, the holy festival of Guru Purnima is celebrated every year on the full moon date of the month of Ashadha. The worship of the Guru has special significance on this day.
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Tilak is a Hindu tradition that has been going on for a long time. Different groups use different types of tilaks.
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