Shivaratri is a very special night celebrated to invoke the power of Lord Shiva–He is beyond birth and death but Shivaratri is celebrated to observe the birth of Lord Shiva, with an inner significance that this is the day/night when you recognize the divine element within you. The devotees observe a whole night vigil singing […]
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Holi is a festival celebrated with joy and fervor throughout India and is famously knowns as the ‘festival of colors’. With foreign visitors who come to India, this festival is particularly popular because they love the concept of coloring faces and dancing in joy. There are two ways in which you can convey the wishes
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Holi is a festival of colors and joy celebrated throughout India. It represents the spirit of better times in terms of weather and climate and also opening up on hearts. The significance of colors means that you forget every face and just lose yourself in the festivities. There are two ways in which you can
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Lohri, a famous festival of Punjab and some other Northern states of India, is a festival celebrating the Winter Solstice. Usually, it falls on the date of 13th of January and is observed one day prior to the festival of Makar Sankranti. There are two ways in which you can convey the wishes for this
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Lohri is a festival celebrated during mid-winters celebrating the Sun god and also the Winter Solstice. Bonfire, sweets, and the groundnuts are the main features of this festivals–it is observed mainly in Punjab though some other parts of North India too celebrate it. There are two ways in which you can convey the wishes for Lohri
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