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Hanuman is the monkey-faced Hindu God identified as divine Vanara in Hindu mythology. He is the main and the most famous character of the Hindu epic Ramayana . Popularly recalled as the devotee of Lord Rama, Hanuman represents the power of unconditional love and respect that he shows for Rama. He is blessed with eternal strength, power and superb energy which keeps him protected and removes the obstacles in his path. Hanuman statue or the worship of the pious deity of Hanuman is extremely popular and in much demand due to its effective and immediate blessings.   Hanuman is also known as the son of wind-God Vayu so-referred to as Vayuputra o r Pawan Putra . It is said that along with the avatar of Lord Vishnu on earth, vayu always accompanies him in various forms to support Vishnu in protecting and preserving dharma on earth. Owing to sheer strength and capability, Hanuman has played an important role by doing many difficult tasks in Ramayana. As per the belief, Hanuman is chiranjivi an

Hindu religion is followed by a vast number of people in which varied types of Gods are praised as per the belief of people. Nataraj is one of the Hindu gods who is widely praised by a group of people especially artists. Hindu religion is equipped with innumerable forms of fascinating art and culture. Hindu religion flaunts an endless number of gems that have inspired many people around the world. When it comes to art and culture especially dance, Hindus have a store full of a variety of dance forms. Nataraj idol is one of the amazing forms representing the dance form commonly known as Tandavam or Nadanta. Nata means “dance, art or culture” and raj means, “the King”, so the meaning of Nataraj is easily identified as the Lord or King of Dancers. According to the Hindu texts, Nataraj is the sculpture symbolizing Shiva as the divine cosmic dancer. Shiva is admired as the master of dance and other dramatic arts. The Nataraj statue is a unique sculpture that exposes the artistic side of L

Are you planning to start a new venture or purchase a new asset and want everything to take place without any hassle then don’t forget to take the blessings of Lord Ganesha? Lord Ganesha is the most important God worshipped in the Hindu religion. He is the Elephant-headed God, son of Shiva and Parvati with Kartikey as his brother. He is considered to be the most auspicious of all Hindu Gods and is worshipped first at the beginning of any event. The presence of Ganesha statue on any occasion is considered to be lucky. People worship Ganesha idol at the beginning of any activity to get divine blessings. There is a story popular about the arrival of Lord Ganesha when Goddess Parvati rubbed off the dirt from her body before taking bath. She created a Ganesha statue from the dirt and embedded life into the statue. She then ordered Ganesha to stand outside and don’t allow anyone to enter inside until she takes bath. So, Ganesha followed the instructions immediately and went outside. At

Hinduism is the third largest religion in the world, having several deities to be worshipped. This religion, based on moral and cultural values, believes in one Supreme being. It is due to the diversity of cultures, geographical conditions, customs, languages, due to which there is a wide variety of gods and goddesses prevalent for worshipping. Devotees worship the Gods for obtaining happiness, success, wealth, good health, and prosperity in their lives. They are firm believers that not only their obstacles of life would be removed, but they shall attain Moksha after their death. It is a well-known fact that praying to any God with a clean heart makes your wishes come true.   For the same certain rules have been laid down by our saints. Accordingly, worshipping God with the set standards and rules makes your prayer more powerful and productive, while non-implementation may give lesser results and satisfaction. Such 30 rules which need to be followed by Hindus to make their prayers more

Goddess Saraswati is an important deity among the Tridevi of Hindu Gods. She blesses her devotees with the power of knowledge, intelligence, wisdom and learning. She is believed to be the daughter of Lord Shiva & Maa Durga. Saraswati, also named Vagdevi or Shatarupa, is known to be the mother of all Vedas. She is portrayed as a beautiful woman clad in a pure white saree, holding a book in one hand, a rose in the other hand along with a musical instrument. Basant Panchami is celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm by all her devotees to mark her birthday. A few famous temples of Goddess Saraswati in India are given here below :   SHARADA PEETH (JAMMU & KASHMIR):   Sharada Peeth or Saraswati Devi Shaktipeeth is one of the ancient and most famous temples dedicated to the goddess of learning, Saraswati. According to Hindu Mythology, it is believed to be built about 5000 years ago under the Kushan Empire or during Lalitaditya times and was religiously established by Adi Shankarach

Lord Shiva is one of the prevalent worshipped Gods of Hindus. He is considered the Supreme God among the 'Trimurti' who creates, protects and destroys the universe. He is known as 'MahaDev' and 'BholeNath'. Shiva is portrayed as a charming personality with a peaceful face smeared with ash & sitting on tiger skin. He also holds a Trishul in one hand, and a Dumroo in the other with a snake rolled around its neck. No, as Lord Shiva's devotees must be curious as to why he is revered as Bholenath. So, here we are with a well researched top 5 reasons on why Lord Shiva is referred to as Bholenath is as under : In the Hindi language, 'Bhole' means a person who can be pleased easily, and 'Nath' means King. Though very powerful and Supreme, Lord Shiva was very simple and stayed in the Himalayas, wore animal skin, and applied ash on his forehead. He is very innocent and can forgive his believers, no matter how grave their sins were. He also possesse

 Hinduism is the third largest religion in the world. It is based on moral and cultural values, which all ought to follow. Hinduism is a very diversified religion that changes with culture, geographical placements, language, weather, and other local conditions. There are about 33 types of Gods & Goddesses being worshipped in Hinduism. Each God is a representation of various attributes to concentrate upon. In Hinduism, everyone's free to worship any particular deity of his choice, among the various known Gods and Goddesses .  However, Hinduism does not propagate the worshipping of only one God. However, they tend to have a firm belief in the concept of having one Supreme Power, but it has different names. Every individual worships one of them, believing that they are superpowers and would remove all obstacles in their life, bring happiness & prosperity and help them attain Moksha after their death. The Hindu belief system is incorporated with a complex structure of deities. 

  Lord Krishna, The Eight Avatar of Lord Vishnu, is one of the most revered deities among Hindu Gods. He is known for imparting supreme knowledge of Dharma & Karma to the world. He is a well-known philosopher, guide, friend and leader, who has enlightened the world with his teachings. His skilful & practical advice to Arjun during Mahabharata and his teachings are compiled in Bhagavad Gita, which is still followed today. His teachings were based on truth & practical aspects, which not only followed the religion but also favoured the righteous. His style, preaching's, and farsightedness make him an exemplary icon & greatest Guru, who could convert the circumstances in achieving the desired results. Here are seven such important life-changing lessons to be learnt from Lord Krishna are detailed here below : Performing of our duty diligently: Lord Krishna, though being a powerful God, never ceased from doing his duties. Even being the Lord of the Universe, he lived a si

  Lord Hanuman, Commonly known as ‘Bajrangbali’ or ‘Pawanputra’, is one of the most worshipped Hindu God in Kalyug. Lord Hanuman was one of the most faithful companions and an ideal devotee of Lord Rama in the Hindu epic Ramayana. Hanuman Chalisa is a 40 lines poem dedicated to Lord Hanuman and is chanted by his devotees, especially on Tuesdays, which is known to have a magical positive influence. The Hanuman Chalisa mentions the heroic deeds of Lord Hanuman, his strength, intelligence and generosity. Top eight life lessons to be learnt from Hanuman Chalisa are as under : 1. HUMBLENESS: {Shree Guru Charan Saroj Raj - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Harahu Kales Bikaar . . . .} The starting lines of Hanuman Chalisa is regarding purification of mind and dedication of Hanuman to Lord Ram. Hanuman has a strong persona but still bowed down dedicated to His Majesty, Lord Rama, and obeyed whatever was asked for. Hanuman was very modest, unpretentious and humble. Likewise, we should also adopt Lord

Lord Vishnu is one of the essential Hindu deities among the supreme Trinity. He is commonly known as Narayana – the Protector of the universe. He was born as 12th Aditya to Kashyap and Aditi in the form of a Dwarf. Lord Vishnu has a large number of devotees who follow Vaishnavism. It is believed that Lord Vishnu resides in the Vaikunth river on a bed made of thousand serpents. He has been portrayed as having four hands that hold Sanhka, gada, lotus flower and chakra. According to Hindu Mythology, Lord Vishnu is the saviour of the universe, and he has been visiting the world in many avatars whenever the universe is in trouble. It is believed that he has emerged in nine avatars to date, and one of them is still to come. Five unique things that make his worship unique are given here below : 1. WORSHIPING VISHNU IN ANY FORM: Lord Vishnu is one of the important Hindu deities who protect the Earth and preserves life on it. He is believed to bring happiness, prosperity and good health to one