Festivals, jatras, special days and observances of Nepal – their religious, cultural and historical significance.
Nepal’s rich cultural and religious traditions are deeply connected with astrology and astronomy. The dates, timings, and rituals of festivals are not chosen randomly; they are guided by the positions of the sun, moon, and planets. Understanding the impact of planetary positions on Nepali festivals helps us appreciate the spiritual, social, and cultural significance of […]
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Introduction In Hindu tradition, Muhurat refers to an auspicious time selected for performing important activities, rituals, and festivals. Choosing the right Muhurat is considered essential to ensure success, prosperity, and divine blessings. Hindus believe that timing is not arbitrary; planetary positions, tithis (lunar days), nakshatras (constellations), and weekday energies influence the effectiveness of any ritual. […]
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📱 Get complete information on Vrats, Puja methods, Mantras, and Festivals right on your mobile! 👉 Download today: Mero Nepal App Religious Importance of Ekadashi Vrat In Hinduism, the 11th day of each lunar fortnight is called Ekadashi. On this day, devotees worship Lord Vishnu and observe fasting as a sacred tradition. According to the […]
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Introduction In Hindu tradition, worshipping the planets (Navagraha) has deep spiritual and astrological significance. Each day of the week is dedicated to a particular planet and deity, and performing the correct rituals brings peace, prosperity, and relief from planetary doshas. 🌟 Special Note: Along with devotion, you can now access daily Nepali Calendar, Panchang, Vrat, […]
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IntroductionMaha Shivaratri is one of the most significant and sacred festivals in Hinduism. Celebrated annually on the 14th day of the waning moon in the month of Falgun, this festival symbolizes eternal devotion, faith, and surrender to Lord Shiva. On this day, devotees observe fasting, meditation, chanting, special worship, and remain awake throughout the night […]
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Part 1: Introduction – Three Lights Shining in the Darkness of Aunsi Kushe Aunsi falls on the Krishna Paksha (waning moon) of the month of Bhadra. On this day, the absence of the moon casts a deep darkness over the earth. Yet, in the sky of Nepali culture and tradition, this day is not an […]
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Introduction: An Overview of the Festival In the Nepali Hindu calendar, Janai Purnima is recognized as a significant and multi-dimensional festival that weaves together deep Vedic traditions and vibrant folk culture. Celebrated on the full moon (Purnima) of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Shrawan, this festival is not merely a religious ritual—it is […]
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