Vastu plays a very important role in the child’s room as it helps ensure the atmosphere contributed to your child’s mental as well as physical development. Bad Vastu can affect a child’s progress in every sphere of life and can turn into stubborn and brat child. Vastu when done rightly can transform your child into obedient and progressive. Continue reading Things to Remember While Doing Vastu for Your Kid’s Room
Chhath Puja or Dala Puja is mostly about worshipping the Sun God or Surya. It is the perfect occasion to celebrate Lord Surya and eliminate all negativities. As per traditional Hindu calendar, Chhath Puja is celebrated in the month of Kartik in the lunar fortnight on the 6th day or ‘Shasthi’. According to English Gregorian calendar, Chhath Puja falls in the month of October – November, exact six days after Diwali, the festival of lights. Continue reading How To Observe Chhath Puja 2016 and Celebrate The Festival?
The festive season is the time to take a well-earned break from the monotony of work and stress. It is the time to unwind, meet your friends and colleagues in a less formal setting. It is the time for eating, drinking and making merry. But, underlying all the festive cheer is a thread of spirituality. It is the time to remember our maker and bow down to His service. What better way is there to manifest this feeling than to buy spiritual gifts for family and friends? Continue reading Buy Corporate Divine Gifts as Festive Goodwill
Luck plays an important part in our lives and help us in getting success in all our endeavours. Puja is one of the effective ways to attain good luck and curb damage caused by bad planetary motions. Organizing a puja in a right way could be an answer to all the problems occurring in your life. We bring you some pujas and mantras to help you get luck, success and prosperity. Continue reading Pujas and Mantras to Bring Good Luck in Your Life
Bhai Dooj falls on 1st November, 2016 and it also marks the end of the 5 day Diwali celebration. It is celebrated with a lot of happiness and enthusiasm. It is celebrated by Hindus and is similar to Raksha Bandhan where sister applies Red tilak to her brother and pray for his long life and happiness. On the other hand, brother promises to take care of their sisters. This auspicious day falls in the month of Kartika according to the Hindu calendar. It is also known as “Bhaiya Dooj”, “Bhai Phota”, “Bhai Tika”, “Bhaubeej” or “Bhau Bij”.
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