Shravan month, commonly known as Sawan or Shravan Maas, is the fifth month of the Hindu Calendar, which generally comes between July to August as per the Gregorian calendar. Shravan holds both astrological and religious significance. Worshipping Lord Shiva in all

It is festival all the way during Shravan month for the Lord Shiva devotees. Starting from 14 July, Shravan month is here to create memories, to help forget bruises of the past and erase the negativities of the present. In total,

Goddess Saraswati is known as the Hindu Goddess of knowledge, music, art, wisdom, speech and learning. She is known to be the river of consciousness and the mother of Vedas. In Hindu mythology, she is known as the daughter of Lord

Fasting or vrat means 'vow' and holds immense significance in Hinduism. It is a way of showing devotion to God by sacrificing food. On observing it, a devotee is blessed with a favourable destiny. It is believed that a person observing

In Hinduism, of all Purnimas, Shravan Purnima is of paramount importance. Today is the day to please our deceased ancestors, by taking a holy dip in the Ganges, and get their blessings, for a peaceful and prosperous future. It is widely

The month of Shravana is one of the holiest months and this month is called Shravana because the Purnima and Shravana Nakshatra coincide on this same day. Sawan month brings with it, infinite showers of rain and blessings in our lives.

Sawan month is dedicated to Lord Shiva, who is known to be kind to the brim. Prayers definitely please him. Chanting a rosary of the Panchakshari mantra and fasting on Mondays has colossal significance, especially for women. While some devotees observe

Mudiya Purnima or Mudiya Puno festival is celebrated in commemoration of the death anniversary of Shrila Sanatan Goswami Pada who lived around 500 years ago. Mudiya means 'mundan', or shaving of the head, and 'Puno' means 'Purnima'. It is celebrated on

Shravan month holds a great importance for devotees of Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. As per the Hindu traditional calendar, the lunar month is marked using two methods. One of them is the Purnimantha method which marks the lunar month from