Divine Monday: Worshiping Lord Shiva
-Surya Pillai Monday, or “Somvar” in Hindi, is a day dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva in Hinduism. Shiva, one of the main deities in Hinduism, is often associated with destruction, transformation, and regeneration. Let’s explore why worshipping Shiva holds significance on Mondays: Lord Shiva’s Blessings: In Hinduism,...
The National Day of Prayer: A Unifying Force in a Diverse Nation
2/5/2024:The National Day of Prayer, which is commemorated on the first Thursday of May, is evidence of the effectiveness of group reflection and prayer in the US. This national holiday, steeped in the country’s history, crosses religious boundaries and brings people from all walks of life together to turn...
Observing Hanuman Jayanti: The Importance of Strength and Devotion
By Sujata Muguda, Shreyas WebMedia Solutions 23/4/2024: Hanuman Jayanti marks a significant occasion in the Hindu calendar, celebrating the birth of Lord Hanuman, a central figure revered for his unwavering devotion, immense strength, and pivotal role in the epic Ramayana. On this auspicious day, devotees across the globe engage...
Ram Navami: Honoring Lord Rama’s Birth and Timeless Values
17th April 2024: Ram Navami is a festival commemorating the birth of Lord Rama Lala the 7th Avatar of lord Vishnu, and this day is celebrated with joy and devotion by the Hindu community in India and worldwide to dedicating a day to devotion. This auspicious moment has significance...
Hanuman Chalisa: The Embodiment of Devotion and Selflessness
Pic Credit:phoenix2life/Pinterest -Surya Pillai There are many heroes in Hinduism, ranging from Arjun to Rama yet none stand out as much as Hanuman, the monkey god, for his unparalleled devotion to his lord. Hanuman was the greatest of Rama’s knights, prepared to dive into the depths of the demon...
Indian Culture’s Custom of Hanging Mango Leaves
By Sujata Muguda, Shreyas WebMedia Solutions 12/10/2024: Traditions in the complex fabric of Indian culture are more than just customs; they have profound symbolic implications that link the tangible and the spiritual realms and the past and present. The custom of hanging mango leaves outside front doors is one...
Eid-ul-Fitr: A Comprehensive Celebration Guide
By Sujata Muguda, Shreyas WebMedia Solutions 11/4/2024: Eid-ul-Fitr, also known as the “Festival of Breaking the Fast,” is a significant religious holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide. It marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. This festival is a time for joy, community, and gratitude, reflecting...
Vedas, Upanishads, and Beyond: Unveiling India’s Spiritual Treasures
Pic Credit: quora By Sujata Muguda, Shreyas WebMedia Solutions 10/4/2024: India is a country known for its deep spirituality and wide range of religions. It is also home to many ancient writings that form its people’s moral and spiritual foundation. Millions of people hold these books in high regard...
Treasures of Faith: Journeying Through Padmanabhaswamy Temple
Pic credit: @AnuSatheesh5/X -Deva Narayan Every religious believer has someplace that they devote their prayers to, a foundation for their strength and a pillar for their values. For Christians, it is the church, the Muslims, the mosque, and the Hindus have the temples. However, a way in which Hindu...
India’s Experience with Eclipses in April 2024: An Enigma
By Sujata Muguda, Shreyas WebMedia Solutions 6/4/2024: Eclipses have long been celestial events that capture human imagination, symbolizing both the predictable and the mysterious aspects of our universe. As we approach April 2024, many enthusiasts in India may wonder if they can witness the grand spectacle of a solar...