Aaj Ke Anand Ki Jai
Aditi is a Hindu goddess of fertility, motherhood, consciousness, unconsciousness, the past and the future too. She symbolises vastness and infinity. And we manavas associate her with the sky, space and mystic speech, Vak.
Aditi holds a Trishul and … Read more...
In Vaikunta, Lord Vishnu is in deep contemplation. Lakshmi sits serenely at His feet. Vishnu tells her that the time is right for Her to be born as Radha in Bhuloka. However, Lakshmi hesitates. When Vishnu asks her for the … Read more...
We celebrate Krishna’s Daan leela for 20 days beginning from Daan Ekadashi which falls on the 11th day of the Shukla Paksha of Bhadrapad.
The word “Daan” in Krishna’s Daan leela does NOT mean donation or charity. “Daan” means … Read more...
We, Pushti Margiya Vaishnavs refrain from offering samagri made out carrots, cabbage, radish, beetroot, onions, garlic, masoor dal, mushrooms etc to our Nidhi swaroops. Also, we do not offer fruits like water melon, plums, litchi etc and beverages like tea … Read more...
We call the Ekadashi that falls on the Shukla Paksha of Ashadh as Dev Shayani Ekadashi. From this day on, lord Vishnu sleeps on the Kshirasagar for four months. We wake Him up on Prabodhini Ekadashi. And call the period … Read more...
Rath Yatra: originCenturies ago, our thinking was pretty narrow. We wanted to protect our sacred idols from any kind of impurity. And since we considered the lower classes to be impure, we did not allow them to enter our … Read more...
We celebrate Jyesthabhishek and Snaan Yatra on the Poornima which coincides with the Jyestha Nakshatra in the month of Jyestha in Tirupati, Puri and Pushti Marg too. The essence is the same everywhere but the rituals are very interesting and … Read more...