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In Hinduism, Sharad Purnima has special and manifold significance across the country with states of people celebrating it in differently with distinct motives and rituals. In some places, the festival of full moonlight is the beginning of the winter season in India and people worship Goddess Laxmi, whereas few call it Raas Purnima and celebrate the mesmerizing raas of Krishna and Radha. Addressed with distinct names, Sharad Purnima holds utmost importance in India not just religiously but medically also as it is believed that the light of the moon possess healing power. In this blog, we aim to throw light on the astrological and mythological significance of Sharad Purnima . Read the full Blog here:  Sharad Purnima 2024: Significance, Importance and Date

Immortality is what human beings seek, but demise is inevitable. It is the law of the universe that everyone who has taken birth is bound to have an end to their journey of life and start a new journey towards the heavenly abode. Even whenever the Tridev have taken birth on Earth , the Mrityulok, they are bound to follow the law of mortality and have had an end to their avatars. Mortality is the event that even avatars of God are not unaffected by. As per Hindu Mythology, 8 immortals have defied the law of mortality in the universe and are presumed to exist even now and beyond until life on Earth exists. These immortals include figures like Ashwatthama, Bali, Hanuman, Vibhishan, Kripacharya, Parshuram, Ved Vyas, and Markandeya . In this blog, we are describing the names of 8 Hindu immortal Gods who defy death . Read the full Blog here:  8 Immortals as per Hindu Mythology