Celebrate Vishwakarma Puja with Joyfulness

September 16, 2015 puja-user

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Introduction :-

As stated by traditional Hindu calendar, Vishwakarma Puja occurs on the last day of the month Bhadra/Bhadrapaba. The day is also recognized as Bhadra Sankranti. According to Hindu myths, it is believed that Lord Vishwakarma is the divine architect of the universe. The proprietors & business persons would grow and prosper by organizing this puja. Most of the industries, factories, and workstations celebrate this auspicious day. This year Vishwakarma puja will take place on 17th September, 2015.

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Divine Gifts Ideas for This Diwali

September 10, 2015 puja-user

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Diwali is a religious time of the year when you can express love to your friends. Here are some divine gift ideas for this Diwali.

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Krishna Janmashtami: The History and Festival

August 26, 2015 puja-user

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Janmashtami or Krishnastami is considered as the birthday of Lord Krishna. According to Hindu mythology, it is believed that Lord Krishna is the eighth incarnation (avatar) of Lord Vishnu, have been born on this auspicious day. As per the myth, Lord Krishna appeared in this world on the 8th day of Krishna Pakshya in the month of Shravana around midnight to terminate the devil King Kansha. This year, according to Gregorian calendar Krishnashtami or Janmashtami will take place on September 5, 2015.

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Raksha Bandhan – The Pious Bond of Faith

August 20, 2015 puja-user

Raksha bandhan, the pious ritual of brothers and sisters, fall in the full moon in August every year. Apparently it is a decorative string that looks beautiful when it is tied on the wrist. The decorative dial tied with satin thread is actually a symbol of the love, respect, faith and dedication of the bond of sister and brothers. Rakhis are generally made on the day of festival itself. Generally sisters and brothers start a day with bathing in fresh water and adorn themselves in new clothes.

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