दैनिक ब्लॉग
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Why is Rice important for Lord Shiva Puja and why is it auspicious?
Why is Akshat/ Chawal/ rice used in Lord Shiva Puja? Is it spiritual significance or any specific food science which is good to know? Any...
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Naagapooshani Amman Shaktipeeth, Nainativu, Jaffna: History, Reason, Significance
The place where the anklets and bracelets of Goddess Sati's lifeless body while Lord Shiva was carrying it through the universe in remorse of his...
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Why Curd is important for Lord Shiva Puja and why is it auspicious?
Curd is also cooling element, so why is curd used in worshipping Lord Shiva? Same reason as about milk. When Shiva drank Halahal poison, his...
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Uma Shaktipeeth, Mithila, India-Nepal Border: History, Reason, Significance
Uma Mithika Shaktipeeth is the place where Goddess Sati's lifeless body started to get disintigrated by Sudarshan chakra and her left shoulder fell here as...
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Why is Milk important for Lord Shiva Puja and why is it auspicious?
Milk is a calming element used for calmness and stillness of the digestive system. Lord Shiva is worshipped with milk when he drunk the poison...
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Gayatri Manibandh Shaktipeeth, Pushkar, Rajasthan: History, Reason, Significance
The place where Goddess Sati's wrists fell and thus the power in this position is highly auspicious for worshippers who love to write and create...
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Why is Honey important to Lord Shiva Puja and why is it auspicious?
The sweetness of honey and the love of honey bee was something that makes it stick with the people and thus using honey to worshi...
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Shakti Dakshayani Shaktipeeth, Mansarovar, Tibet: History, Reason, Significance
Shakti Dkashayani Shaktipeeth, as the name suggests shows the power of Goddess Sati in this place due to her right hand falling here with whoch...
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Why Til/ Sesame seeds are so important for Lord Shiva Puja and why is it auspicious?
Lord Shiva is known as someone who takes up all the things that have not been accepted by anyone else. So when sesame seed was...
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Bhramari Shaktipeeth, Bodaganj, Jalpaiguri: History, Reason, Significance
The place where Goddess Sati's left leg took a fall is regarded as the Bharmari Shaktipeeth Teple situated in Jalpaiguri in Assam. It holds primitive...
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What is the significance of the second Monday of Shrawan and why is it auspicious?
Why is the second Monday of Sawan month so important? The first monday is understandable. The last Monday is also understandable. But why second monday?...
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Kumari Shakti Shaktipeeth, Anandamayi, West Bengal: History, Reason, Significance
Kumari Shakti Shaktipeeth is the place where the right buttock of Goddess Sati fell while Lord Shiva carried the dead body of his beloved wife...
