“I close my eyes and find only You. I open my heart and feel only You. Take me, shape me, lead me — Mahadev. Shubh Shiva Ratri.” #shiva #jothishi

Shani Trayodashi is a powerful day to seek the grace of Lord Shani for relief from karmic hardships and Saturn afflictions. • Worship, charity, and lighting sesame oil lamps help reduce obstacles and bring justice, discipline, and stability. • Devotees pray for patience, protection, and strength to overcome life’s trials. 🔱 Pradosha Vrat • Pradosha Vrat is observed during the twilight of Trayodashi and is sacred to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. • Fasting and evening puja during Pradosha wash away sins and open the path to prosperity and spiritual growth. #jothishi #ShaniTrayodashi

Krishna Bhishma Dwadashi is a sacred day recalling the profound moment when Krishna blessed Bhishma as he lay on the bed of arrows. After imparting timeless wisdom and devotion, Bhishma chose this auspicious period to unite with the divine. Devotees observe the day with prayers, gratitude, and remembrance of duty (dharma), surrender, and unwavering faith. It is believed that honoring Bhishma on this tithi grants strength, clarity, and spiritual merit. #jothishi #Bheeshma #krishna

Kumbha Sankranthi marks the sacred transition of the Sun into Kumbha (Aquarius) in the Hindu astrological calendar. It is considered an auspicious time for spiritual renewal, charity, and holy स्नान in rivers and sacred waters. Devotees worship Surya, offer prayers for health and prosperity, and begin new spiritual practices. The day symbolizes the flow of divine energy, much like the water poured from the ceremonial kalasha, bringing purification and blessings to all. #jothishi #maha kumbha prayagraj #sankranti

Vijaya Ekadashi is a sacred fasting day dedicated to Vishnu, observed during the Krishna Paksha of the Phalguna month. The word Vijaya means victory, and devotees believe the vrat helps remove obstacles and grants success in righteous efforts. According to tradition, even Rama is said to have observed this Ekadashi before beginning the journey to Lanka, seeking divine blessings for triumph. Worship, night vigil, charity, and chanting Vishnu’s names are considered highly meritorious on this day. May the observance bring clarity, strength, and victory in your endeavors. 🙏 #jothishi #ekadashi

Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti marks the birth anniversary of one of India’s great spiritual reformers and the founder of the Arya Samaj. He called for a return to the authority of the Vedas, opposed social evils, and strongly promoted education, equality, and rational thinking. On this day, followers organize havan, Vedic chanting, lectures, and community service. His teachings, especially through the book Satyarth Prakash, continue to inspire people toward truth, moral living, and social upliftment. #jothishi #dayanand saraswati jayanti

Krishna’s monthly birth celebration, known as Masik Krishna Janmashtami, is observed on the Ashtami tithi (eighth day) of the Krishna Paksha every month. Devotees keep a fast, chant mantras, read from sacred texts like the Bhagavad Gita, and worship baby Krishna at midnight, the time believed to mark his divine appearance. Temples and homes perform abhishek (ritual bathing), offer butter and sweets, and sing bhajans. #jothishi #krishn

Janaki Jayanti celebrates the birth of Goddess Sita, the divine consort of Lord Rama. She is revered as a symbol of purity, devotion, strength, and sacrifice. #jothishi #सिया राम जानकी