Akshayya Trutiya : One of the three-and-a-half Muhurts
This Muhurt (Auspicious time) lasts a few moments; but its effect lasts 24 hours. Therefore, the whole day of Akshayya Trutiya is considered to be auspicious.
The bhav-enriched meeting of Prabhu Shriram and Hanuman
Let us silently shower affection in the lives of others. Let us enrich the lives of those who come in our proximity through love !
Deity Hanuman – The epitome of Dasya Bhakti
Hanuman’s mind was not affected by lust, proving His vow of Brahmacharya (Celibacy) and dedication to Shriram. (Valmiki Ramayan, Sundarkanda 11.42-43) Many Saints have acclaimed Hanuman as the one who has mastery over His senses, thus advising society to follow His example.
Message on the occasion of Gudhi Padwa (19th March)
On the auspicious occasion of Gudhi Padwa, along with hoisting the Gudhi outside our homes, let us resolve to contribute towards Nation-building based on the principles of Ram Rajya, and perform spiritual practice
Gudhi Padwa (19th March 2026)
As per the significance of Times and as stated by Saints, a phase of Satyayug within Kaliyug itself will emerge once again !
The Hindu New Year : Enriched with Historical and Spiritual significance !
Prajapati waves on Padwa have multiple positive effects – increase in the potential of the soil, intellect becoming expansive !
Let us make auspicious resolutions on Gudhi Padwa !
On the auspicious day of Gudhi Padwa, resolutions are made for the year. Resolutions made according to one’s constitution on this sacred occasion certainly bear fruit due to the indigenous Divine Energy of the day.
Holi (2nd March 2026)
One who remains united with the Atma and has faith in God is Prahlad; one who places faith in the body is Hiranyakashipu !
Science underlying the celebration of Rangapanchami
When festivals of Dhulivandan and Rangapanchami are celebrated in accordance with scriptural guidelines, understanding their meaning and purpose, and with devotion unto the Deities, one benefits from the Chaitanya
Kerala hosted Mahamagha Maholsavaam : Mamangam returned after 270 years
A major spiritual development unfolded in Kerala as, for the first time, the State hosted its own Kumbha Mela on the banks of the Bharathappuzha at Thirunavaya. Officially called the Mahamagha Maholsavaam, the event aimed to bring together lakhs of devotees for ritual bathing, satsangs, and spiritual renewal, echoing the Kumbha traditions of North India. … Read more