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I am a lawyer by profession, but I love reading and learning about our Sanatan culture. This deep interest inspires me to write and share my thoughts on our rich traditions, spirituality, and heritage. Through my writings, I hope to make these timeless teachings easier to understand and connect with in everyday life.
Somvar Vrat Katha: Lord Shiva is considered as a very kind-hearted deity despite having the powers to destroy this entire universe and this is the reason why his devotees call him with the name of “Bholenath”. According to ancient beliefs Bholenath can be pleased very easily, even with the simplest devotion. It is said that […]
Shanivar Vrat Katha: In Hindu mythology, Shani Dev, also known as the Lord of Saturn, is often considered the most powerful and feared deity among the nine planetary gods. Known for his quick temper, it is believed that his anger can bring immense misfortune. Due to his wrath, even his relationship with his father, Surya […]
Friday Santoshi Mata Vrat Katha: In a village lived an old woman who had seven sons. Six of her sons were hardworking, while the seventh was lazy. The elderly mother gave the leftovers from her six hardworking sons to the seventh son. One day, the seventh son said to his wife, “See how much my […]
According to Hindu religious beliefs, each of the seven days of the week is dedicated to different deities. Thursday is dedicated to Dev Guru Brihaspati, who is considered the deity of wisdom and education. Worshipping Brihaspati Dev on Thursdays is believed to bring wealth, knowledge, honor, respect, and many other desired outcomes. As per religious […]
Wednesday Vrat Katha: In Hindu religious beliefs, each of the seven days of the week is dedicated to different deities. Consequently, the rituals and worship performed on these days vary accordingly. Wednesday is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, who is among the first deities to be worshiped in Hinduism. Observing a fast on Wednesday holds special […]
Mangalwar Vrat Katha (Tuesday Fast Story): Hanumanji is known as the god of strength, courage, service, and devotion. For this reason, the Puranas also refer to him as Sakalgunanidhaan (repository of all virtues). Goswami Tulsidas ji also wrote in Shri Hanuman Chalisa that: Chaaro yug prataap tumhaara, hai parasiddha jagat ujiyaara This verse means that […]
Tripurantaka is an esteemed name of Lord Shiva, signifying his role as the destroyer of the three demon cities—Tripura. This tale, found in ancient scriptures, symbolizes the victory of good over evil and the ultimate supremacy of divine energy. Tripurantaka is celebrated as a protector and guide who eliminates ignorance, arrogance, and evil to restore […]
Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in Hinduism, is often worshipped in the form of a Lingam. This representation goes beyond a mere idol or form; it carries profound symbolic and spiritual meanings. Understanding the significance of the Shiva Linga and the story of its emergence, as narrated in the Shiva Purana, provides deeper […]
Hindu mythology is full of divine names, each reflecting a unique aspect of the gods. One such beautiful name of Lord Shiva is Chandrasekhara, which means “the one who wears the moon on his head.” This name holds a deep connection with nature, devotion, and the spiritual lessons taught by Lord Shiva. Why is Lord […]
Lord Shiva, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism, is known by many names. One of his most significant and fascinating titles is Nilkanth, which means “the blue-throated one.” This name is deeply connected to a story from Hindu mythology and holds great spiritual meaning. Why is Lord Shiva Called Neelkanth? The name Neelkanth […]