The land which was referenced as Kambhoj country in Mahabharat, is todays Cambodia! Hindus resided here till 15th century. It is said that Hindu empire by the name Khmer ruled Cambodia from 802 AD till 1421 AD.
Shri Ramkrishna was born on 18 February 1836 in the village of Kamarpukur, in the Hooghly district of West Bengal, India, into a very poor Brahmin family.
Deity Maruti’s another popular name is Hanuman. Hanuman is omnipotent, most powerful, fearless, a supreme devotee and also well known as a promoter of science of music.
Multiple temples of Deity Maruti are located in India as well as abroad. The colour and form of the Idol of Deity Maruti in each of these temples is different.
There lived a celestial beauty called Punjiksthala. Due to some curse she had assumed the form of a monkey. Once assuming a human form, embellished with fine clothes and jewellery she was roaming around in an orchard on the mountain
An important place of pilgrimage on the south-east coast of Bharat is Rameshwaram ! A pilgrimage to Rameshwar has special significance in the tradition of Hindu Dharma.
After he returned to Ayodhya from 14 years of exile and annihilation of Ravana, on the first day of the bright fortnight of the Hindu lunar month of Chaitra, Prabhu Shrirama was accorded a warm welcome by the residents of Ayodhya.
Rameshwaram, the pilgrim place is situated on the east coast of the state of Tamilnadu. Eleven kilometres to its south is a city called Dhanushkodi.
Due to worship of the Goddess on Gouri Trutiya, radiant particles accumulate in the body of the individual and help in awakening the imaginative power of the individual.
The fundamental active Shaktitattva has been created from red light. Kumkum symbolises Shaktitattva and hence, puja of the Goddess is performed with kumkum.