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--> Skip to main content HINDU BLOG × search Custom Search Sort by: Relevance Relevance Date * About * More… * Contact * About * Contact * About * Contact POSTS DHUMRA YOG IN HINDU ASTROLOGY By Abhilash Rajendran Tuesday, December 07, 2021 Dhumra Yog is considered a bad and inauspicious period in Hindu astrology. This yog is calculated based on nakshatra or birth star. The time period of Dhumra Yog is till the end of nakshatra on the particular day. Dhumra Yog time period is to be avoided for travels, exams and financial dealings. The time is also not good for the first meeting with a person or family. All kinds of investments, openings etc should be avoided during the time period. Dhumra Yog happens when - Krittika or Karthigai or Karthika nakshatra falls on Sunday or Ravivar Punarvasu or Punartham nakshatra falls on Monday or Somvar Purvaphalguni or Pooram nakshatra falls on Tuesday or Mangalvar Swathi or Chothi nakshatra falls on Wednesday or Budhwar Mool or Moolam nakshatra falls on Thursday or Guruvar Shravan or Sravana or Thiruvonam nakshatra falls on Friday or Shukravar Uttarabhadrapada or Uthrattathi nakshatra falls on Saturday or Shanivar. Dhumra Yog is present only when the corresponding na Read more IMPORTANCE OF TAKING BATH AT END OF HINDU RELIGIOUS FUNCTION By Abhilash Rajendran Tuesday, December 07, 2021 The act of taking bath at the end of a sacrifice or yagna or religious function is Hindu religion is known as Avabhrithasnana. The bath is generally taken in a river, holy tank or sea and is of great importance after certain rituals. It is considered highly meritorious to take this ceremonial bath. The word avabhritha denotes the concluding rite of a principal religious rite as well as the supplementary sacrifice done for the removal of defects in the performance of the principal rite. The remnants of the materials used in the rite are thrown into the river. Matsya Purana (23.23) refers to the Avabhrithasnana taken by Soma at the conclusion of the Rajasuya sacrifice performed by him for the conquest of Indra’s kingdom and to gain immense power. Vayu Purana (104, 40-42) describes the gain of heaven and other merits by the sages of the Naimisha forest after the avabhritha bathing taken by them at the conclusion of a sacrifice. Srimad Bhagavata Purana (X.75.8-20) describes graphical Read more GURUVAYUR EKADASI 2021 DATE – IMPORTANCE AND SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE OF EKADASHI AT GURUVAYUR SRI KRISHNA TEMPLE IN KERALA By Abhilash Rajendran Tuesday, December 07, 2021 Guruvayur Ekadasi is observed in the famous Sri Krishna Temple at Guruvayur in Kerala. It is observed in the Vrischikam month as per traditional Malayalam calendar. Guruvayur Ekadasi 2021 date is December 14. The corresponding Ekadasi in other regions in some year is known as Mokshada Ekadasi or Prabodhini Ekadasi. The Geeta Jayanti is also observed on the day in certain years. The temple does not close the doors of the Sanctum Sanctorum on Ekadasi day. The temple doors which opens on at 0300 hrs on Dashami, the day before Ekadasi, is only closed at 0900 hrs on Dwadasi Day – the day after Ekadashi. How to observe Guruvayur Ekadasi? Fast on Ekadasi tithi (11th day) and end it before Dwadasi tithi (12th day) ends. Rice, salt and grains are completely avoided on the day. Visit a Krishna Temple and do your prayers. Offer Tulsi leaves and chandan to Sri Krishna. Do regular simple puja at home. Offer banana or white color food to Krishna like (pal payasam) Chant “Om Na Read more INWARD GAZE ALONE CAN PROTECT US FROM SUFFERING AND TROUBLE By Abhilash Rajendran Tuesday, December 07, 2021 At the individual level, the problem of the outward gaze keeps us preoccupied with the problems of others, other beings or things. We are always concerned with this person or that thing and set out to correct them, all the time unaware of the manifold problems we are suffering from, both physical and mental. These are the symptoms of the deeper problem of not understanding our true nature, which is spiritual. If we desire material or spiritual success, if we desire peace, we need to turn our gaze inwards. This inward gaze alone can protect us from suffering and trouble. Just like machines that come with a self-repairing mechanism, we need to develop a self-analysing and self-correcting mechanism. If we need peace, we need to take a moment and analyse this life of ours, its pace and its destination. Where are we headed to? What pace are we travelling in? Such questions need to be asked constantly and at every moment of our lives. The inward gaze has to be so penetrating that we Read more 14 DECEMBER 2021 TITHI – PANCHANG – HINDU CALENDAR – GOOD TIME – NAKSHATRA – RASHI By Abhilash Rajendran Tuesday, December 07, 2021 Tithi in Panchang – Hindu Calendar on Tuesday, 14 December 2021 – It is Shukla Paksha Ekadashi tithi or the eleventh day during the waxing or light phase of moon in Hindu calendar and Panchang in most regions. It is Shukla Paksha Dashami tithi or the tenth day during the waxing or light phase of moon till 12:30 AM on December 14. Then onward it is Shukla Paksha Ekadashi tithi or the eleventh day during the waxing or light phase of moon till 1:29 AM on December 15. (Time applicable in all north, south and eastern parts of India. All time based on India Standard Time. Good – Auspicious time on December 14, 2021 as per Hindu Calendar – Good and auspicious time till 10:30 AM. Nakshatra – Revathi nakshatra till 5:08 AM on December 14. Then onward it is Ashwini or Aswathy nakshatra till 6:41 AM on December 15. (Time applicable in north, south and eastern parts of India). In western parts of India (Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa, north Karnataka and south Rajasthan), Revathi nakshatra t Read more ERNAKULAM SREE AYYAPPANKAVU TEMPLE INFORMATION – FESTIVAL By Abhilash Rajendran Monday, December 06, 2021 Ernakulam Sree Ayyappankavu temple is located at Chittoor Road in Ernakulam town, Kerala. The form of Ayyappa worshipped in the temple is that of Ayyappa or Dharma Sastha worshipped at the famous Sabarimala temple. As per history, the shrine was built in 1930 CE and renovated in 1964 by installing Panchaloha murti of Swami Ayyappa which was contributed by one Kunjan Swami of Ernakulam. The shrine was completely renovated in 2003. The deity of Ayyappa worshipped in the temple is in sitting posture as in Sabarimala and it faces east. The Upa Devatas worshipped in the temple are Ganapathy, Shiva, Goddess Bhadrakali and Subramanian. The annual festival in the temple is held in Dhanu Masam (January) and coincides with the Makaravilakku festival. Kerala temple art forms like Kathakali, ottamthullal, chakiarkoothu etc and traditional music, caparisoned elephants are part of the week-long festival. Important rituals associated with Sastha temples in Kerala are performed during the peri Read more SYMBOLISM IN MEANING OF BHAKTI By Abhilash Rajendran Monday, December 06, 2021 In Hinduism, Bhakti or devotion is so intense that the devotee surrenders unconditionally at the lotus feet of Bhagavan. Here is a look at the symbolism in the meaning of Bhakti. The word Bhakti or Bhagati is constituted of ‘bhag’ meaning may or illusion and ‘iti’ meaning ‘end.’ Thus bhakti is the end of illusion. It is said that the entire samsara (world) is maya, a construction. Shiva told Goddess Uma (Parvati) that the whole world is a mere thought-construct; the truth is only Bhagavan or Supreme Truth. The Bhagavad Gita says, “anityam sukham lokamimam prapya bhajasva mam" (the world is transitory and its pleasures are also false and transient, and one should pray to Bhagavan). When the worldly illusion of maya ends, Bhakti starts. .......................... Bhakti literally means ‘apportioning’ or ‘sharing.’ It is therefore, in spirit of yagna, which is also paraspara bhavana (participation, mutual understanding). Bhakti has an additional meaning, ‘to wait upon,’ ‘to s Read more GITA JAYANTI IMPORTANCE - BHAGAVAD GITA JAYANTI DATE IN 2021 By Abhilash Rajendran Monday, December 06, 2021 Gita Jayanti is observed on the 11th day of the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase of moon) of Margashirsha month as per traditional Hindu calendar. Gita Jayanti 2021 date is December 14. It is believed that the Bhagavad Gita was rendered by Lord Krishna to Arjuna on this day. Gita Jayanti falls on the Shukla Paksha Ekadashi day of the Margashirsha month (November – December). Importance of Bhagavad Gita Jayanti The greatest quality of Bhagavad Gita is that it prompts you to think, it prompts you to take decision, and it prompts you to look at life differently and refreshingly and all this without surrendering your individuality. Bhagavad Gita adapts to the present and discusses an issue by rooting itself in the present. Everyday somewhere in the world a confused Arjuna seeks the advice of Krishna . Through the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna has been discussing and debating various problems with individuals and finding solutions for thousand of years and will continue to do the s Read more ANANDA RAMAYANA - ABOUT - STORY - INFORMATION By Abhilash Rajendran Monday, December 06, 2021 Ananda Ramayan is the story of Bhagavan Sri Ram. The book is the form of a conversation between Hindu God Shiva and Goddess Parvati. There is no single answer to the question as to who is the author of Ananda Ramayan. Scholars have numerous opinions on the authorship of Ananda Ramayan. The book got the name Ananda Ramayana because it is said that the reader experiences bliss when he/she reads the book. There are nine main chapters in the book. There are 109 chapters under the nine main chapters. There are a total of 12, 252 verses. The nine chapters are Sara Kanda, Yatrakanda, Yagakanda, Vilasakanda, Janmakanda, Vivahakanda, Rajyakanda, Manohara Kanda and Purva Kanda. There are some striking differences between Valmiki Ramayan and Ananda Ramayana. Ananda Ramayana begins with the marriage proposal of Dashrath and Kaushalya, mother of Sri Ram. Kaikeyi is the third wife of King Dashrath in Ananda Ramayana. In Valmiki Ramayan, she is the second wife. Two portions of th Read more TEACHINGS ON DEATH IN DNYANESHWARI By Abhilash Rajendran Monday, December 06, 2021 Teachings on death in Dnyaneshwari from chapter 8 He who becomes one with Me (Bhagavan or God) from outside as well as inside, sheds the layers of the five principles from his body automatically. He who is not aware of his body even while living does not feel grief from death. A vessel immersed in water has water inside as well as outside. Does water break if the vessel breaks? Similarly even if body gets destroyed, Brahman (God) continues to be everywhere and therefore how can the intellect which has become one with it get destroyed? Therefore those who remember me (Bhagavan) at the time of death become one with me. (8:59-68) The normal rule is that after death a person attains that state which is in his mind at the time of death. He cannot avoid it. Just as one dreams of things which are constantly in the mind while awake, whatever one longs for in life comes to the mind at the time of death and he attains that state. Therefore make a habit of always remembering Me (God). 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