Vijaya Ekadashi
Auspicious Ekadashi granting unshakeable victory over obstacles, historically observed by Sri Rama.
Essays on Sanatana Dharma, astronomical science behind Hindu festivals, temple architecture, and practical Vedic philosophy.
Auspicious Ekadashi granting unshakeable victory over obstacles, historically observed by Sri Rama.
Celebrates the sacred Amla tree, embodiment of Lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi, granting prosperity.
The holiest month in the Hindu calendar dedicated to daily morning river baths, deeparadhana, Somavara fasting, and Vanabhojanam.
Mukkoti Ekadashi when Vaikuntha Dvara opens; Tirumala and all Vishnu temples feature northern door darshan conferring Moksha.
Telugu women's traditional festival celebrated with early morning Suda, swing rides, Gauri puja, and offering 10 mini dosas (Atlu).
Nirjala fasting observed by married women for their husband's longevity and happiness, broken after sighting the moon through a sieve.
Sacred Friday vrata performed by married women invoking Ashta Lakshmi for marital bliss, health, and family abundance.
Midnight birth anniversary of Lord Sri Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu, with butter offerings and Dahi Handi.
Tholi Ekadashi in Telugu tradition and Devshayani Ekadashi, when Lord Vishnu enters yoga nidra for four months.
The Great Night of Shiva commemorating the cosmic Lingodbhava and divine marriage of Shiva and Parvati with four-prahar abhishekam and night vigil.
Nine sacred nights invoking Goddess Durga in Her nine divine forms culminating in Vijayadashami.