On the third day of Navratri, devotees worship Maa Chandraghanta, the third form of Goddess Durga. Her name comes from the half-moon shaped like a bell (chandra meaning moon, ghanta meaning bell) that adorns her forehead. Maa Chandraghanta is portrayed as a powerful warrior goddess, riding a lion and radiating bravery and grace. She is … Read more
On the second day of Navratri, devotees worship Mata Brahmacharini, the second form of Goddess Durga. The word Brahmacharini means “one who practices deep penance and devotion.” The Goddess is depicted wearing pure white clothes, symbolizing peace and purity. In her right hand, she holds a japa mala (rosary) for chanting mantras, and in her … Read more
Maa Shailputri is revered as the embodiment of Para Shakti – the supreme cosmic energy. She was born as the daughter of the mighty Lord of the Himalayas, hence the name Shailputri, where “Shaila” means mountain and “Putri” means daughter. After the self-immolation of Goddess Sati during the Daksha Yagna, she took birth again as … Read more
The Durga Ashtakam is a devotional hymn consisting of eight verses (ashtakam = eight) dedicated to Goddess Durga. It is traditionally chanted to seek her blessings for strength, courage, and protection from difficulties. The verses describe Maa Durga’s divine qualities, her power to remove sorrows, and her role as the destroyer of evil and protector … Read more
Ketu Dev, the shadow planet of detachment and higher knowledge, guides seekers towards peace, clarity, and spiritual freedom. His energy removes confusion, karmic blocks, and worldly attachments. Chanting his 108 names brings balance, inner strength, and enlightenment, even revealing mysteries of the soul you’ll be inspired to uncover next. Ketu Dev 108 Names 1. Om … Read more
Rahu, an astronomical body. However, it is not considered as a planet in science but a malefic planet. In astrology, Rahu and Ketu are representing a demon’s head and body. However, it can be beneficial if the individual revered it. It is said that when Rahu gives in a miraculous manner, surprise one with unexpected … Read more
Hartalika Teej is a Hindu festival celebrated by Suhagin(Married) women in Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Maharashtra, is a significant fasting event for their husband’s long life. This year, on August 26, the fast of Hartalika Teej is being observed. Every year, to achieve unbroken good fortune, women observe fast on the … Read more
Indian culture is the most significant among Western cultures, with annual festivals, celebrations, fasting, and jubilees. These festivals bring new consciousness to the mind through various traditions, cultural heritage, and historical events, inspiring people to remember their duties and dignities. In all these festivals, the festival is Raksha Bandhan which is a symbol of love … Read more
।। Shree Maa Baglamukhi Chalisa ।। ।। Chaupai ।। Namo Namo Pitambara Bhavani, Bagalamukhi Namo Kalyani |Bhakta Vatsala Shatru Nashani, Namo Mahavidya Varadani ||Amrit Sagar Bich Tumhara, Ratna Jadita Mani Mandita Pyara |Swarna Sinhasana Par Asina, Pitambara Ati Divya Navina ||Swarnabhushana Sundar Dhare, Sir Par Chandra Mukuta Shrringare |Tin Netra Do Bhuja Mrinala, Dhare Mudgara … Read more
Lord Shani Dev, the god of justice and karma is worshipped by millions to remove obstacles and bring stability in life Chanting the 108 names of Shani Dev on Saturdays is believed to mitigate Shani Dosh, enhance patience, and bring balance to life. These names represent different forms, powers, and blessings of Shani Dev. 108 … Read more