HarGharPuja
In the Vedas, Shiv is often described not as the doer but as the essence of “Sat Chit Anand”—being, consciousness, and bliss. He transcends the concepts of perfection, death, and immortality. Shiv is referred to as “Poornaah Poornamidam,” indicating his completeness even in a dormant state, yet active in the living world through his dynamic […]
Sanatan Dharma, often considered a science-based religion, reflects a holistic way of life rather than a conventional religion. This scientific underpinning is evident in many traditional practices, including Havan, which is central to Hindu rituals. Havan, also known as Yagya, is integral to auspicious ceremonies in Hinduism, believed to purify and benefit both the environment […]
Every day of the week is assigned to a particular deity in Hindu mythology and rituals are performed along with offerings and fasting to be blessed with wealth, good health, and happiness. Devotees attend temples, conduct rituals and recite prayers or even worship in their homes in accordance with the place’s culture and their ancestry. […]
In Hinduism, performing Arti after worship is a customary practice, often involving the burning of camphor (known as “kapur” in Hindi). This practice has been followed for centuries, and questions often arise about the benefits and significance of burning camphor during Arti. In this article, we will inform the religious and medicinal reasons for using […]