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Pitru Paksha in 2012 is from September 30 to October 15. It is the sixteen lunar day period which is dedicated to our ancestors and forefathers. Pitru Paksh begins on poornima (full moon day) of Bhadrapada (September) and ends on Amavasya (no moon day) of Ashwani month in Shukla Paksh (waxing moon period). During this period people pay homage to their pitra (ancestors), as Pitru Paksh is 'fortnight of ancestors'. And offering food and performing rituals for dead ancestors is also known as Shradh Pooja. They perform pooja and rituals for the departed souls of dead forefathers or ancestors. Pitru paksh is performed by children or relatives for their dead ancestors and forefathers. 

Anant Chaturdashi 2012 is falling on 29th of September. The grand festival of  Anant Chaturdashi  is focused on a great legend that teaches people to let go off their ego and devote their time in the service of God. In some regions of country, Anant Chaturdashi is associated with Lord Vishnu also known as Lord Anant, whereas in the Southern and Western part of the country, Anant Chaturdashi is fondly celebrated as Ganpati Visarjan. 

The September 26, 2012 Ekadasi is known as  Parivartini Ekadasi . It is also known as  Jaljhulni Ekadasi . The preparation for Ekadashi fasting begins on the Dasami day – the day before Ekadasi. On the Ekadasi day, devotees observe complete fast. The day is meant for hearing religious discourses and performing pujas. The fasting comes to an end on the Dwadashi day with the consuming of food cooked in one’s house.

A comprehensive prayer package on the occassion of Ganesh Chaturthi.  The pooja kit which has been compiled together as per the Skanda Purana. Price Rs.985/- The product is available in all leading stores and is also available online at www.pureprayer.in

Nandana nAma samvathsarey DhakshinAyaNe, Varsha rithou, Simha maase, Krishna pakshe, Amavasyaam punyathithou, Brigu vaasara yukthaayaam, Aslesha nakshathra yukthaayaam, subhayoga subhakarana evamguna visheshana vishishtaayaam asyaam varthamaanaayaam Amavasyaam punyathithou (pracheena vidhi - change your holy thread to right hand shoulder) -------- gothraanaam ----, ----, ---- (names of forefathers) vasu, rudra, aditya swaroopanam, asmath pithru, pitamah prapita mahaanaam, --------- gothraanaam (ammanaathu gothram) ----, ----, ---- (names of maternal forefathers) vasu, rudra, aditya swaroopanam, asmath mathaamaha, mathu:pithamaha, mathu:prapitA mahaanaam ubhaya vamsa pithrunaam akshaya thruptyartham Amavasya punyakaale vargadwaya pithrun-udhisya darsa sraadhdham hiranya roopena adhya karishye – thathangam thila tharpanam cha karishye.

What is Mangalsutra? The word 'mangalsutra' is derived from the two words,  mangal  meaning holy or auspicious and  sutra meaning thread. It is a  sacred necklace  that the groom  ties around the bride's neck on the day of the wedding in a ceremony called  Mangalya dharanam (meaning - wearing the auspicious), thereby giving her the status of his wife and life mate. Thereafter, the wife wears the mangalsutra all her life or till the time the husband is alive as a sign of their marriage, mutual love and goodwill, understanding and faithful commitment to one another. When is the Mangalsutra Worn? On the wedding day, a yellow thread is prepared by using turmeric paste and is tied around the bride's neck with three knots during the marriage ceremony while the priest recites Vedic hymns and partakes in prayers. In some customs, the groom ties the first knot and his sisters tie the other two knots. Later, the mangalsutra may be restrung on some auspic...

 in a Marriage is a terribly important part of life. It's a partnership you form, a companion you choose, hopefully for the rest of your life. Someone who helps you, who supports you and vice versa. The way we view marriage and the way we approach it determines how our life could end up being.According to Hindu  Vedic marriage, both the bride and the bridegroom take oath for the practice of self-restraint, to work together for the welfare of the family and to help each other to attain spiritual peace. This lofty ideal of sanctity is a great gift of Hinduism to the world at large. Having recognized this fact,  Hindu scriptures  or the shastras  have allotted certain specific duties to Hindu women. These duties include maintaining domestic peace, adjustment of social relations and attainment of spiritual perfection. The Idea of Marriage The idea behind the institution of marriage in Hinduism is to foster, not self-interest, but love for the entire family. Prac...

23-7-2012 Monday is Andal  Jayanthi 

Pasupu 200 grams, Kumkum 100 grams, Sri gandham 1 small box, Rice 3kg.,Betel leaves 50, Betel nuts 35, Mango leaves, Banana smal plants 4 nos.,coco nuts 8, Raagi Kalashams 2, Aachamanam paathra, cow milk, curd, honey, jaggery, cow ghee, 5 verities of fruits each 5 nos., and Banana fruits 1 dozen, dates 25, pasupu kommulu 11, one rupee coins 25, white cloth with golden colour border 2 nos. blouse peaces 2 nos.,garlands 2 tuasi garland 1, loose flowers kg.,agarbathi, kapoor, wheat powder 1250 grams, kaju, kissmiss,sugar, dry coconuts 2 nos.,thread ball, ghee lamps 2 nos.,match box, vathulu, swamy pathima and photo, Pujari dakshina Rs.1,500/-

If a person be attached to physical enjoyment, he will have the fear of disease. If he be attached to his social status he will be afraid of losing it. If he be attached to his wealth he will fear the hostile enemies who may snatch it away. If he be attached to honor he will be afraid of humiliation. If he be attached to power he will fear his enemies who may render him powerless. If he be attached to his beauty he will fear his old age. If he be attached to his scholarship he will fear those who may challenge his erudition. If he be attached to his good reputation he will fear the wicked who may defame him. If he be attached to his body he will be afraid of death. All the things of the world pertaining to man are fraught with fear. Renunciation of attachment alone causes fearlessness.