Makara Sankranti is the first day of the Sun moving into the Capricorn (Makara) sign and also signifies the end of the winter Solstice. It is believed that longer days starts from that day and the end of the winter season is reached. It is a festival time in many parts of India and if […]
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Pongal, like Lohri, is a harvest festival and is dedicated to the Sun-God. It is celebrated over four days and is quite popular throughout South India. If you want to learn how to say Happy Pongal in Sanskrit, we are providing the phrase with Roman transliteration so that users who don’t understand the Devanagari script
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Holi is a festival of color and is celebrated almost across the whole India, especially in the North of India. It is a festival of colors and singing and dancing forgetting all the complaints and grudges against each other. If you want to learn how to say Happy Holi in Sanskrit, here is the phrase
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Shivaratri, literally meaning ‘the night of Shiva’ is an auspicious festival observed almost throughout the world invoking blessings and auspiciousness of Lord Shiva. Usually observed with fasts and night-long vigil singing hymns to propitiate Lord Shiva, this festival sends waves of devotion in the region. Devotees across the world share their delight and joy by
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Shivaratri or Maha Shivaratri is a night of special significance as it is the peak time when a person can awaken the divine principle within oneself and make an effort to reach the God. Throughout India, devotees observe fast and a whole night vigil to propitiate Lord Shiva so that they could get the blessings
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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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A beautiful phrase ‘Know Thyself’ is used for many purposes including books titles, creative art captions, and even on internet memes. Apart from the simple meaning, there is a deeper significance to this phrase because it is spiritually so elevating–a person, who has come to know the true self, has come to know God. In
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‘All the Best’ is a phrase used commonly in the English language to convey wishes and blessings when someone is going on a mission, a task or anything even in the daily routine. The feeling of this phrase has this meaning: May the best happen to you; may you get what you desire or wish
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When you meet somebody or want to introduce yourself through a letter, a text message on mobile phone, or through a letter, you let the other person know about your name. The simple English phrase used for that expression is ‘My Name Is …’. Very similarly, in the Sanskrit language, a very simple phrase can
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The English phrase ‘You are welcome’ is used in two contexts: The first is when you have to welcome somebody to a place, on an occasion etc.; the second being when someone thanks you or appreciates your idea or action and you reply with this phrase. In the Sanskrit language, you can use this phrase
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The English phrase, rest in peace, used to convey condolences and also wishing the departed soul a peaceful journey to the next abode is becoming quite popular in all the countries where social media has its footprints. For the millennials, its acronym RIP is also quite handy when it comes to sharing the feeling. However,
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Celebrating a marriage anniversary is a great feeling and being able to enjoy the occasion fills you with bliss and contentment. It is also a perfect time for friends and family members to show their love and care by gifting the couple and greeting them with some joyous wishes. A greeting card with a personal
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Traveling is one of the most liked activities that youngsters and millennials engage in nowadays. It’s always good to say happy journey to them by presenting a small gift or just showing your love and care through a simple message. The warmth of your feelings would anyway comfort them. So, if you are looking to
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In India, a teacher is regarded as the very embodiment of God. Since ancient times, the teacher is placed at the highest pedestal of reverence, and the practice has continued in modern times, though many believe that the quality of teachers has diluted and there are hardly a handful of teachers that are worthy of
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Diwali is the biggest festival in India and is celebrated across the country with much fervor. It is also known as the ‘festival of lights’ across the globe. Another name that is given to this festival is Dipawali or Deepavali, which is actually the real name because it means a series of lights. So, whether
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When it comes to saying happy birthday in any language, you will notice that the actual words of the congratulatory phrase would differ from the English version. This is true in the case of Sanskrit language too. So, to cover almost all the possible versions, we are providing you three Sanskrit phrases in which you
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The near year is celebrated every year on the 1st of January according to the solar calendar–in India too, everybody celebrates this day as the new year day, though the lunar calendar is deep-rooted in the Indian psyche and many of our festivals fall on the dates determined by that only. Like any phrase that
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