Nepal is a land of diverse ethnicities, languages, religions, and cultures. Every community in Nepal has its own local deities or Shaktipeeths, and festivals dedicated to these deities are an integral part of their lifestyle and cultural identity. These festivals are not only religious rituals but also symbols of social unity, cultural expression, historical tradition, […]
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A home study room is not just a space for books, laptops, and a desk; it is a center for intellectual development, creativity, and personal growth. According to Vaastu Shastra, the correct direction, desk placement, colors, lighting, and energy flow in the room can significantly improve mental clarity, memory, focus, and overall productivity. Desk Placement […]
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World Sanskrit Day is celebrated annually to honor and preserve the Sanskrit language and its rich cultural, religious, and literary heritage. Scholars, teachers, students, and linguists worldwide observe this day to recognize the importance of Sanskrit, its literary treasures, and its contribution to global culture. Importance of Sanskrit Language Sanskrit is one of the oldest […]
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Amavasya, also known as the New Moon day, falls on the last day of the dark fortnight (Krishna Paksha) in every lunar month. On this night, the moon becomes completely invisible and the sky turns into total darkness. In Hindu tradition and Vedic philosophy, Amavasya holds deep significance as a day for self-purification, remembrance of […]
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Papanashini Ekadashi is one of the most sacred and important fasts in Hinduism. This Ekadashi falls on the Shukla Paksha (waxing moon phase) and is believed to grant devotees the special blessings of Lord Vishnu. Observing this fast is said to destroy sins, bring mental peace, enhance spiritual growth, and pave the way to liberation […]
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Swami Shashidhar is remembered as a great Vedic scholar, philosopher, social reformer, and spiritual practitioner. His birth anniversary is celebrated as a significant religious, cultural, and spiritual occasion. In Nepal and many regions of India, this day is observed with devotion, reverence, and spiritual practices. Life Overview Swami Shashidhar dedicated his life to the pursuit […]
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Introduction Maha Navami is the ninth day of the Dashain festival, dedicated to the worship of Vishwakarma and tools, weapons, and machinery. This day symbolizes power, protection, devotion, and prosperity. Households, workplaces, factories, and industrial sites across Nepal perform Vishwakarma Puja. Maha Navami is not only about worshipping deities but also about blessing tools, weapons, […]
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Introduction to Kojagrat Purnima Kojagrat Purnima marks the fifteenth and final day of the grand Dashain festival in Nepal. This full moon day is considered highly auspicious and is associated with the worship of Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity. The word “Kojagrat” means “who is awake,” symbolizing that Goddess Lakshmi blesses the […]
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Shaniwar Pradosh Vrat is an important Hindu observance dedicated to Lord Shiva. It falls on Pradosh Kaal, the twilight period of the 13th (Trayodashi) and 12th (Dwadashi) lunar day of every month, specifically when it coincides with Saturday (Shaniwar). Devotees believe observing this Vrat helps in removing sins, relieving hardships, ensuring family harmony, and bringing […]
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Introduction Dashain is Nepal’s biggest festival, celebrated over nine days. Each day is dedicated to worshipping a different form of Goddess Durga. The seventh day, known as Phulpati, holds immense importance not only from a religious perspective but also historically and culturally. On this day, households bring in essential items for worship, including jamara, flowers, […]
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