✨ On the sacred occasion of Ramakrishna Jayanti, we bow to the divine light of Sri Ramakrishna. May his teachings of love, devotion, and unity guide us on the path of truth and self-realization. Let peace and spiritual wisdom shine in every heart. 🙏 #jothishi #🙏स्वामी रामकृष्ण परमहंस जयंती 🌺

Phulera Dhooj (also called Phulera Dooj) is a joyful Hindu festival celebrated on the Dwitiya (second day) of the bright fortnight in the month of Phalguna (February–March). It marks the beginning of Holi festivities, especially in Vrindavan and Mathura. 🌼 Significance • The day is dedicated to Radha and Krishna. • Temples are beautifully decorated with fresh flowers. • Instead of colors, devotees celebrate by showering flower petals on the deities and each other. • It is considered an “Abujh Muhurat” (self-auspicious day), meaning no specific muhurat is needed to start new ventures, marriages, or शुभ कार्य. #jothishi #phuleradhooj

Chandra Darshana is a Hindu ritual that involves sighting and worshipping the Moon, after the new moon (Amavasya). Devotees offer water (arghya), flowers, and prayers to the Moon God (Chandra Deva), seeking peace, Ishti is a minor Vedic sacrifice or ritual offering performed with sacred fire. It is a form of Yajna (sacrificial rite) mentioned in ancient Vedic texts. Offerings such as ghee, grains, and herbs are made into the fire while chanting mantras. Ishtis are performed for specific desires like health, prosperity, or the fulfillment of wishes, and are an important part of traditional Vedic religious practices #jothishi

Dwapara Yuga Diwas celebrates the sacred era of righteousness, courage, and divine wisdom. It is the age when Lord Krishna guided humanity through the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and the great events of the Mahabharata. This day reminds us to uphold dharma, seek truth, and walk the path of devotion and strength. May the blessings of Dwapara Yuga inspire harmony, faith, and wisdom in our lives. #jothishi #dwaparayuga

Surya Grahan and Phalguni Amavasya bring together a powerful blend of cosmic alignment and spiritual reflection. A solar eclipse is seen as a moment when worldly motion pauses and the mind turns inward. Devotees remember Surya, the eternal source of light and life, offering prayers for clarity, health, and renewal. Falling in the sacred month of Phalguna, Amavasya (the new-moon night) is a time for silence, charity, holy baths, and दीपदान (offering lamps). Many visit rivers and temples, meditate, and pray for their ancestors, believing that actions performed on this day carry special spiritual weight. Together, the eclipse and the dark-moon night symbolize the journey from shadow to radiance — a reminder that even when light seems hidden, it is never truly gone. #amavasya ##suryagrahan #jothishi

“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