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Aadi Amavasya falls twice this year in the Tamil month of Audi. the First Amavasya is on 17th July - the 1st of Aadi, The second Amavasya falls on 16th August -31st of Aadi.17th July - 1st of Aadi16th August - 31st of Aadi Aadi Amavasya is a special festival celebrated in South India by Tamil community people. It usually falls in the month of July or August i.e. the Tamil month of Aadi. This year Amavasya falls twice in the Tamil month of Aadi. Worship Ancestors and perform Sacred Rituals to satisfy the Ancestors Aadi Amavasya is an auspicious...

VaraLakshmi Varatam is celebrated on Friday, 25 August 2023. Goddesses Varalakshmi is the form of the goddess Mahalakshmi, who represents wealth and prosperity. She is the bestower of auspiciousness, wealth, and health. Varalakshmi Vratham is a sacred practice where young girls and Sumangali women seek the blessings of the Ashtalakshmi, the eight forms of the goddess.   Significance of worshipping the Goddess Lakshmi and performing Varalakshmi Vratham. The Auspicious Varalakshmi Vratham holds great significance and is always celebrated on a Friday that falls in the Tamil month of Aavani. On this day the Indian Hindu women, including girls, young women...

In today's fast-forward and distraction-filled world, nurturing spirituality in children has become a great challenge. Parents and caregivers are seeking powerful tools to initiate spiritual values in children and promote their overall well-being. Karungali is one such tool and a traditional Indian spiritual product known for its ability to inhibit spirituality, grounding, and good health in children. The Significance of Karungali Karungali holds deep sacred value, spirituality and a high medicinal value in Indian culture. Its dense texture and rich, dark colour symbolize strength, resilience, and grounding. Karungali wood enhances spiritual growth and facilitates a strong connection with the earth....

Ashtami is the eighth thithi of the waning or waxing phase of the moon. Masik Kala Asthami is the eighth thithi that falls on the waning moon i.e. in the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) of every month. This day is dedicated to the lord Kala Bhairav a ferocious form of Lord Shiva. Devotees of lord shiva perform vratam by fasting without consuming anything the whole day to seek the blessings of lord Bhirava on the days of Kalasthami. When does Asthami occur The Asthami occurs nearly twice every month the waning and waxing moon. The waning phase - Krishna paksha...

Ashtami is the eighth thithi of the waning or waxing phase of the moon. Kala asthami is the eight hithi that falls in the waning moon i.e in the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) of every month. This day is dedicated to the lord Kal Bhairav a ferocious form of Lord Shiva. Devotees of lord shiva perform vrat by  fasting with out having anything the whole day to seek the blessings of lord Bhirava on the days of Kalasthami. When does Asthami occur The Asthami occurs nearly twice every month the waning and waxing moon. The waning phase - Krishna paksha...