There are two types of chathurthi. One is sukla patksha chathurthi which comes after New moon day and the other one is krishna patksha chathurthi that comes after Full moon day. In Krishna patksha chathurthi Lord Ganesha's pooja should be performed in the evening when the moon rises in the sky after keeping upvaas for… Continue reading Sankatahara Chaturthi
Pradosham is a span of about 2 hours that exists just around the time of sunset. This is an auspicious period that is said to occur on a Thrayodashi, the 13th thithi or the lunar day of both Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha, the Moon’s waxing and waning fortnights respectively. This period is considered very… Continue reading Shiva Pradosham
There are two types of chathurthi. One is sukla patksha chathurthi which comes after New moon day and the other one is krishna patksha chathurthi that comes after Full moon day. In Krishna patksha chathurthi Lord Ganesha's pooja should be performed in the evening when the moon rises in the sky after keeping upvaas for… Continue reading Sankatahara Chaturthi
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Pradosham is a span of about 2 hours that exists just around the time of sunset. This is an auspicious period that is said to occur on a Thrayodashi, the 13th thithi or the lunar day of both Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha, the Moon’s waxing and waning fortnights respectively. This period is considered very… Continue reading Shiva Pradosham
Pradosham is a bimonthly occasion on the 13th day (Thrayodashi) of Lunar Calendar. The auspicious 3 hour period, 1.5 hours (one muhurta) before, and after the sunset is one of the optimum time to worship of Shiva. "Pra" means removes, and "Dosham" means sins that is the time that removes sins. If the Pradosham falls… Continue reading Shiva Pradosham
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Pradosham is a bimonthly occasion on the 13th day (Thrayodashi) of Lunar Calendar. The auspicious 3 hour period, 1.5 hours (one muhurta) before, and after the sunset is one of the optimum time to worship of Shiva. "Pra" means removes, and "Dosham" means sins that is the time that removes sins. If the Pradosham falls… Continue reading Shiva Pradosham
Sankata Hara Chaturthi is observed on the Krishna Paksha Chaturthi (fourth day of the waning phase of the moon), of every month in the Hindu calendar. This day is even more auspicious, especially if it falls on a Tuesday or Friday. The Sanskrit word "sankashti" means deliverance from troubled or difficult times, so worshipping Lord… Continue reading Sankatahara Chaturthi
Pradosham is a bimonthly occasion on the 13th day (Thrayodashi) of Lunar Calendar. The auspicious 3 hour period, 1.5 hours (one muhurta) before, and after the sunset is one of… Continue reading
There are two types of chathurthi. One is sukla patksha chathurthi which comes after New moon day and the other one is krishna patksha chathurthi that comes after Full moon… Continue reading
