How to Celebrate the Festival of Baisakhi During Lockdown?

April 10, 2020 puja-user

Baisakhi is almost around the corner but with the lockdown period, it is impossible to celebrate. Here’s how you can stay in and celebrate with puja kits.

India is a diverse land that consists of many religions and cultures. As a result, you will see people celebrating some kind of festival throughout the year. The celebrations never stop. But, the current situation of COVID-19 has brought the entire world to a standstill. People are not getting out of their home and maintaining social distancing. In this situation, it is impossible to get out and enjoy. However, the festival of Baisakhi is almost here and it is one of the largest festivals in India. Baisakhi is of great significance in the Sikhism religion as well as for farmers. Everyone immerses in the grand celebration of Baisakhi. People accumulate on roads and Gurudwaras to pay respect. But, this is a complete no-no in this crisis. So, how to celebrate Baisakhi this year? Well, worry not as you can have a mild celebration at your home with puja kits online.

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The Celebrations and Significance’s of Hanuman Jayanti

April 6, 2020 puja-user

Hanuman Jayanti is right around the corner. It is said that worshiping him with puja saman will enable an infinite path of success for his followers.

The birth anniversary of Lord Hanuman is known as Hanuman Jayanti. According to the Hindu Calendar, devotees celebrate it on the day of Chaitra Purnima. This year, the auspicious Hanuman Jayanti falls on 8th April, Wednesday. Hanuman Ji is a universal God and people across the world worship him with devotion. No matter what your caste, creed or religion is- Hanuman Ji is for one and for all. You need to worship him with the right puja saman that you can get from a puja store online.

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The Significances of Mahavir Swami Jayanti

April 3, 2020 puja-user

Mahavir Swami Jayanti is around the corner and people celebrate it with different puja saman. Let us learn more about this festival.

India is a land of culture and heritage. The festivities here never ends. You will find people celebrating something or the other every day. One such occasion is Mahavir Jayanti. It is the birth anniversary of Lord Mahaveer. He was the 24th Tirthankara. Devotees also address him as Vardhamana. He was born in a royal family from Bihar around 6th century BC. He was very rich and born with all the luxuries one could imagine at that time. But, at the age of 30, he left everything behind and decided to become a monk. The spiritual life was calling him. He took the road to preach to humans and omniscience. Many people follow him until now. His devotees now spread his preachings across the entire world to make it a better space. At the age of 72 in Pawapuri he took his last breath. So, to honour him on the birth anniversary his devotees celebrate Mahavir Swami Jayanti with puja saman. Let us know more about him.

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The Magnificent Celebration of Chaitra Navratri in India

March 27, 2020 puja-user

One of the most popular festivals across the country is the auspicious Chaitra Navratri. Read this blog to know more about this festival.

If the pandemic CoronaVirus did not put us in our homes then the whole country would have been preparing to celebrate the pious occasion of Chaitra Navaratri. While it is Gudi Padwa for Maharashtra it is Ugadi for South India and so on. Out of the four Navaratri in India Chaitra Navaratri is one of the major Navaratri. The northern states especially welcome the new year with these nine days of celebration. Chaitra Navaratri is a huge occasion and people celebrate it with Navaratri puja kits.

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The Religious Importance of Gudi Padwa- A Happy Moment

March 23, 2020 puja-user

Gudi Padwa is a famous festival in Maharashtra and people celebrate it with various pooja items in a grand way. Read this blog to know more about it.

One of the most vital Maharashtrian festivals is Gudi Padwa. This year Gudi Padwa is on March 25th but with the given situation, it seems like there will be no big gatherings or celebrations. So, why don’t we learn a bit about this festival and find out its religious importance? Gudi Padwa has various names in various cities. South Indians call it “Ugadi” in Telugu and “Yugadi” in Kannada. Some Maharashtrian locals state it as the Chaitra Shukla Pratipada festival as well. This is usually a very royal and grand festival for the people of Maharashtra. Everyone celebrates this festival with pooja items in a glorious manner.

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How to Put A Coconut on A Kalash During Chaitra Navaratri?

March 20, 2020 puja-user

The procedure of Ghat Sthapana is done with puja samagri after doing puja shopping online. For more information, read this in detail.

Ghat Sthapana is the ritual of arranging a Kalash during any puja. The Kalash is a significant religious pot for every puja that we do with puja kits online. The Hindu culture hails the Kalash as a very pious object. It is a pot that carries the holy Gangajal water. Most pujas are of no value at all. You can either get silver or brass Kalash, and people buy it from puja items online stores. The entire procedure of decorating the Kalash happens during an auspicious time, according to the tithi.

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The Divine Festival of Sheetala Ashtami- Basoda Festival

March 13, 2020 puja-user

On the auspicious function of Sheetala Ashtami people also perform the Basoda Puja. It is a very popular Hindu festival. Read this to know more about it.

In the honour of Goddess Sheetala, her devotees observe the auspicious festival of Sheetala Ashtami. This is also the day when people celebrate the very famous Basoda Puja with Indian Puja Saman. Basoda is very popular and religious Hindu festival According to the Hindu mythology and folklore, worshipping Godden Sheetala can bestow a lot of benefits especially to children. As per the calendar of Hindus, Sheetala Ashtami falls in the month of Chaitra. The devotees observe this festival on Krishna Paksha which is the eight-day or Ashtami. According to the Gregorian calendar, it usually falls on the month of March-April.

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The Glorious Festival of Rang Panchami- Holi After Holi

March 10, 2020 puja-user

Very few people know about the auspicious occasion of Rang Panchami which takes place right after five days of Holi. We will learn about it on this blog.

India is a country of diverse cultures. As a result, every state in the country has different rituals for every festival. Same goes for the festival of colours as well. Holi is celebrated all across the country as it is one of the major festivals. People call it by different names. Some call it dol-Purnima and some call it Jhulan-yatra or so. But very few people are actually aware of the grand Holi that takes place exactly five days after Holi. This is what we call Rang Panchami. People celebrate it with puja kits online.

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The Bright and Vibrant Festival of Dol Purnima in Bengal

March 3, 2020 puja-user

In Bengal, we celebrate Dol-Purnima. Nothing is as colourful and vibrant as this festival. Read to know more about Dol-Purnima.

People all across the country celebrate Holi. But, do you know that in Bengal the festival of Holi is known as Dol-Jatra or Dol-Purnima? People in West Bengal celebrate this festival of Dolyatra with grandeur and pride. It may be the festival of colours for the rest of the country but it is way more than that to the people of Bengal. According to the Bengali calendar, it is the last festival of the year. That is why it gains special importance in the lives of people here. You need the proper puja samagris to celebrate this auspicious occasion of Dol-Purnima.

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Know About the Significances of Holika Dahan in Our Culture

February 28, 2020 puja-user

Holika Dahan is an important ritual which is celebrated before Holi. Read this blog to know more about the rituals and their importance.

The festival of colours- Holi is celebrated all over the country in great spirit. People of every caste, colour, creed, race come together on the day of Holi and forget the differences between them. The tagline “Bura Na Mano, Holi Hai” represents the secular culture of India. It is the festival which brings colours to life. There are different names for the festival of Holi. Some call it Dol-Jatra or Basanta Utsav (since it is a spring festival). The most popular Holi is that of the Braj, Mathura, Shantiniketan, Vrindavan, Nandagaon, and Barsana region, etc. These cities are very famous for the festival of Holi. The celebration of Holi begins with Holika Dahan the night before. It is a traditional ritual which you do with different puja samagri. In this blog, we will discuss all it. Continue reading Know About the Significances of Holika Dahan in Our Culture →