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Holi festival story is deeply rooted in the legends that are prominent in Hindu culture and hold deep symbolism to culture, traditions, and beliefs.

Holi is the festival of colours in India. It is also one of the biggest celebrations that has been celebrated across different states in different ways. Holi is celebrated yearly in India and is mainly observed between late February and mid or late March. The concept of Holi with Radha Krishna is primarily derived from the northern regions of India and it is one of the most renowned legends behind this beautiful color-splashing Hindu festival, Holi.

Mahashivratri the word itself denotes a night dedicated to the celebration and devotion of Shiv Bhagwan. There are in total 17 Shivratri that exist celebrating the different virtues, attributes, significance, and blessing of lord Shiva. Out of these, the significance of Mahashivratri is different having divine intonation, orchestration, and an outworldly event related to this day.

Mahashivratri is one of the biggest events in Hinduism. It is an annual event that occurs during spring. And like every mahashivratri 2024 will occur during spring on March 8th.  For any devotee of lord Shiva or strong believer of Hinduism mahashivratri fasting is a sacred practice.

Shankar Bhagwan has taken several Avatar for his devotees and to elevate the existence of humanity, and Hanuman Ji is one such splendid existence of the lord. Scriptures mention Lord Shiva to be an existence beyond the comprehension of the world yet existing in the world teaching the living beings’ philosophy of like.

Lord Shree Krishna is the eighth avatar of lord Vishnu who is a preserver of the universe and is set to ascend the world taking various forms preaching and guiding mankind to the way of righteousness and spirituality helping them attain mukti or liberation. Bhagwan Shri Krishna ascended in the Treat-Yug with great intention; hence, he was one of the central characters of Mahabharat.

There are several famous Ganesh Temples in India built to rever the Lord Ganesha each having deep symbolism to the culture and people’s faith, also showcasing unique architectural styles and artistic heritage of the country.

The Shiv Tandav Stotram is a revered hymn composed in praise of Lord Shiva and is said to be woven in words by the renowned Shiva devotee Sage Ravana, the demon king of Lanka. The origin of the epic composition is linked to a story portraying multiple shades and devotion of the demon king when he encounters his Aradhya Shankar Bhagwan.