Rash Yatra (Nabadwip & Mayapur)
Splendid Vaishnava festival celebrating Divine Rasleela of Radha and Krishna with decorated clay tableaux.
Essays on Sanatana Dharma, astronomical science behind Hindu festivals, temple architecture, and practical Vedic philosophy.
Splendid Vaishnava festival celebrating Divine Rasleela of Radha and Krishna with decorated clay tableaux.
Gujarati New Year beginning on Karthika Shukla Pratipada right after Diwali with Chopda Pujan blessings.
Midnight birth anniversary celebration with 52-yard flag unfurling (Dhwajarohan) at Dwarkadhish temple.
Govinda troupes build multi-tier human pyramids across Mumbai & Pune to crack high-hanging curd pots.
Sacred ritual snake boat pageant carrying feast offerings to Aranmula Parthasarathy temple on Pamba river.
Kerala astrological New Year welcoming first sight of auspicious Vishu Kani and Kanikkonna flowers.
Grand festival at Guruvayur temple featuring elephant memorial procession honoring legendary tusker Keshavan.
Early morning temple singing of 30 verses of Andal Thiruppavai and drawing white Kolams all month.
Colorful earthen pot breaking spectacle following Janmashtami at Madhvacharya Kanakadasa shrine.
Day grand patriarch Bhishma chose to leave his mortal coil after waiting for holy Uttarayan.
Birth of Sri Krishna Chaitanya Mahaprabhu in Mayapur, inaugurator of Sankirtana movement.
Appearance of Sri Radha Rani in Barsana, supreme embodiment of unalloyed divine love.
Sri Krishna Janmashtami celebrates the divine midnight birth of Lord Sri Krishna in Rohini Nakshatra and Ashtami tithi of Shravana/Bhadrapada month. Drawing…
Celebrates the vanquishing of demon Narakasura by Satyabhama and Sri Krishna, celebrated with pre-dawn sesame oil bath and crackers.
Commemorates Lord Krishna lifting the Govardhan hill on His little finger to shelter Brajvasi devotees from torrential rains.
Festival of vibrant colors, bonfire of Holika Dahan destroying evil, and Radha-Krishna's divine Raslila.
Midnight birth anniversary of Lord Sri Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu, with butter offerings and Dahi Handi.
The 16-word Mahamantra revealed in the Kali-Santarana Upanishad for clearing the heart and tasting divine bliss.