Educational articles on Sanatan Dharma
Makar Sankranti is the beginning of a revolution in nature. From this day, not only the divine transformation begins in the natural environment, but there is the real joy felt within our lives as well. In this blog post, let’s discuss the significance of the festival, do’s and don’ts and what is the most auspicious thing to do on this day.
Shankha (conch shell) is a very important aspect of every single Puja ritual in Sanatan Dharma. During every Puja, Aarti, Yagya you can hear the Shankhnaad (sound of the Conch shell) . Scriptures recommend that every Hindu home should have at least a Shankha (conch shell) in their home. Let’s discuss the details in this post
Akshaya Tritiya (अक्षय तृतीया), also known as Akha Teej, is a highly auspicious and sacred day in Sanatan Dharma. What should you buy in this day? What should you bring home? And what should you do for Akshaya Punya?
Bilva Patra which is also known as BelPatra (or Beil Leaves, Bilva Leaves etc.), is offered to Lord Shiva to please Him. Bhagavati Lakshmi is also offered BilvaPatra on occasions. Now we discuss the glories and types of Bilva Patra or Beil Leaves in this post.