Hindu Gods and Blue color – Why Avatars of Hindu Gods
WEB2 days ago · Hindu religion is full of symbolisms and the blue color is also a symbol. Most avatars of Hindu gods are also shown in blue color. Blue is the color of the infinite. All Hindu gods are an attempt by the human mind to give form to the formless Brahman (God). The color blue symbolizes immeasurable and all pervading reality – formless Brahman.
Aadi Masam 2025 – Aadi Month in 2025 in Tamil Calendar - Hindu …
WEBAadi Masam, or Adi, is the fourth month in Tamil Calendar and is termed inauspicious by many as the Dakshinayana Punyakalam begins in the month. In 2025, the Aadi Masam begins on July 17 and ends on August 16. But several Tamil Hindu rituals and festivals are held in the month of Aadi and therefore it is also auspicious to some people.
Stories of Murugan – 9 Lord Muruga Stories - Hindu Blog
WEBStories of Murugan – 9 Lord Muruga Stories. This is a collection of stories of Muruga, who is known as Kartik, Subramanian, Skanda, etc. Lord Muruga stories are based on Hindu Puranas. Son of Shiva, Muruga is Deva Senapati, the commander of the Devas. He is worshipped widely in South India especially in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and parts of Karnataka.
Jejuri Khandoba Temple History – Architecture - Hindu Blog
WEBJejuri Mandir Jatras and Festivals. Chang Bhale Khandobacha Yelkot – is a popular chant at Jejuri Mandir. Throwing of turmeric powder is an important ritual at the shrine and it is known as Bhandara. Jejuri Khandoba – Malhari Martand Bhairav Festival and Rathotsav - this six day festival begins on Kartik Amavasi and ends on Champa Sashti.
Importance and Power of Bajrang Baan - Hindu Blog
WEBThe bhajan is of great importance to Hanuman devotees. It is believed that the power in Bajrang Baan can miraculously provide a person with the much needed mental and physical strength to face challenges of life. When the mantra is chanted with piety and devotion, the power Hanuman enters the body of a person. Such a person will be blessed with ...
Nachiketa Story – The Young Boy in Katha Upanishad Who
WEBThe story of Nachiketa is found in the Taittiriya Brahmana (III.2.8) and Katha Upanishad part of Krishna Yajur Veda. Nachiketa wanted to know the mystery of death and for this he chose the most apt person, Yama, the Hindu god of death and righteousness (Dharma).
Why Do Hindus Wear Marks On The Forehead Like Tika Or Tilak?
WEB2 days ago · A devout Hindu draws a mark on the forehead known as Tika or Tilak or Tilakam or Pottu. The wearing of a mark on the forehead is a unique feature associated with Hinduism. There are no strict common rules regarding the drawing of mark on the forehead in Hindu religion. Basically, the wearing of Tika invokes a …
The Story of Satyakama from Chandogya Upanishad - Hindu Blog
WEBThe story of Satyakama Jabala is found in the Chandogya Upanishad. Satyakama wanted to find out the nature of Brahman (the Supreme Truth). Apart from this the story also states that anyone can seek truth – family, caste, creed and religion are of no value for a true seeker. A seeker of truth must be honest and should always speak truth.
Chandan In Hinduism – Importance Of Sandalwood In Hindu …
WEBChandan, the fragrant wood (chandanam), is sacred in Hinduism. Chandan word is derived from the Sanskrit root Cadi, meaning ‘to delight’ or ‘that which delights.’. Importance of sandalwood in Hindu religion can be gauged from the fact that it is also known as Bhadra Shri – auspicious and delightfully great. The chandan tree is ...
Where to Place Hanuman Photo in Home? - Hindu Blog
WEB2 days ago · Hanuman is a Baal Brahmachari, or celibate, therefore his picture should not be placed in the bedroom or in a room that is used by couples for sleeping. Taking intoxicating drinks and sex should be avoided in the room in which there is a portrait of Anjaneya. The ideal place to keep the murti is puja room. Hanuman should face south.