In the end of the ancient Hindu text Bhagavata-Purana, there is a list of predictions and prophecies about the dark era of the present time “Kali Yuga” which written 5,000 years…

What is Raksha Bandhan?   Raksha Bandhan, usually known as “Rakhi” in short, is a festival celebrated by Hindus – and some Jains – all over the world.  It is celebrated…

  Hindu devotees worship in the Mangalnath Temple for Mangal Dosh Shanti Puja, because this is the birth place of Planet Mars. As per ancient Hindu dharma texture here present an…

Navratri is one of the most vital Hindu festivals celebrated all over India, dedicated to Goddess Durga representing purity and power or ‘shakti’. Nav means nine and Ratri means night,…

Temple is a place where Devatas (Gods OR Goddess) are invoked. In Sanskrit this process of invocation is called “Pran Pratistha”. In the Pran Pratistha process specific Gods Or and…

In Hinduism, the assumption of God is commonly perceived as a polytheistic religion [believing in more than one god]. Certainly, most Hindus would confirm to this, by professing belief in…