Educational articles on Sanatan Dharma
Sanatan scriptures say that Pitree Shraddha Karma without Kusha or Darbha grass never achieves success. One of the most common uses of Kusha or Darbha grass is to create ‘Pavitri’ (ring-like design of Kusha grass) and wear it in the Anamika (ring finger) before performing any Puja, Yagya, Japa, Tarpan, Maarjan, etc.
While offering Aahuti in any Hawan or Yagya, which Mudra should be used? Does Mudra depends on the type of Yagya you want to perform? Read on…
There are many tantras Havan or Yagya. But according to Bhagavan Mahadev in Rudrayamala Tantra, if you can do Havan only once or twice a month, these are the best of the best days to perform this pious activity.
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
It is said that if a suitable Japa Mala (rosary) is used for chanting a specific mantra, then definitely the result of chanting the mantras is more likely to be achieved. Which Japa Mala should be used for chanting which mantra? This is a common question that we try to answer using Shastra’s words in this post.
Many people wonder which type of Puja one should be performing at home? How many types of Puja are prescribed in Sanatan Dharma? We try to search answers to these questions in this post.
Why you should never use Agarbatti (Incense) in your home, instead, always use organic, homemade, handmade Dhoop