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Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe, is widely revered in Hinduism for his divine attributes, with his sacred feet (Perumal Patham) standing as one of the most significant symbols in Hindu devotion. These sacred feet represent ultimate surrender, divine protection, and the path to moksha (liberation). Vishnu's feet serve as a constant reminder to devotees of his omnipresence and divine guidance on their spiritual journey.  The Significance of Vishnu’s Feet in Rituals and Mythology  Vishnu’s Patham (sacred feet) holds a prominent place in Hindu worship, symbolizing the Lord’s divine presence and cosmic power. In the Ramayana, the story of...

Lord Hanuman, revered as the epitome of strength, devotion, and humility, holds a unique place in Hindu mythology. Known as the greatest devotee of Lord Rama, Hanuman is also celebrated for his incredible powers, which include the Ashta Siddhis (eight divine perfections) and Nava Nidhis (nine treasures). These mystical abilities, bestowed upon him by divine grace, make Hanuman an embodiment of limitless potential and selflessness.  What Are the Ashta Siddhis?  The Ashta Siddhis are eight supernatural powers or perfections described in various ancient Indian scriptures. They are:  Anima: The power to reduce one’s size to the minutest form.  Mahima: The...

Ekadashi is a day dedicated to the reverence of Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe. Among all the Ekadashis, the one that falls in the Margazhi month (Tamil month) is considered the most significant and auspicious for Lord Vishnu and his devotees. This sacred day occurs during the waxing phase of the moon in the Margazhi month, making it especially important for spiritual practices and devotion.  Date and Time of Vaikunta Ekadasi  Vaikunta Ekadasi will be observed on January 10th, 2025.  According to the Vakya Panchangam, Ekadasi begins at 12:10 PM on January 9th and concludes at 10:10 AM...

India is renowned for its vibrant culture and deep spirituality, home to countless temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe and the cosmic force that upholds it. Among the most revered are the 108 Divya Desams, a collection of Vishnu temples scattered across the country, each holding a special place in the hearts of devotees. These temples are not only architectural masterpieces but also sacred centers of worship, cherished for their rich historical, mythological, and devotional significance.  What are 108 Divya Desam?  The term Divya Desam translates to "divine place" in Sanskrit, referring to 108 sacred temples...