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Top 7 Advantages of Reputed Builders for Buying Homes and Properties 

When purchasing a property, there are numerous considerations to make. It won't be just any old place where you stop over temporarily; rather, it will be your permanent home. Therefore, you have to make sure that a house—especially a flat or apartment—offers you a quality of life that justifies your financial outlay. Making sure the property was built by a reputable builder is one of the most important things to think about when purchasing a house. You are aware of the benefits that come with purchasing a home from a reputable builder. There is credibility, quality, trustworthiness, and confidence. We will go over some of the main benefits of purchasing a house from a reputable builder.

Assurance of Quality Construction : Trusted real estate developers utilize qualified architects & premium materials to ensure the durability and longevity of their projects.

Transparent Legal Processes : The advantage of Reputable builders is that they follow the law & guarantee openness during the house-buying procedure.

Timely Project Completion : Reputable builders prioritize timely completion of projects, utilizing resources, infrastructure, & financial support.

Value for Money : Purchasing real estate from a reputable builder means getting good value for your money. The guarantee of quality & timely delivery makes the expenditure worthwhile.

Modern Amenities & Infrastructure : Well-known developers include high-quality facilities in their ideal houses, ensuring a lifestyle that suits your preferences.

Resale Value and Appreciation : The advantage of Reputable builders is that they typically produce properties with better appreciation & resale values.

Reputation and Trustworthiness : An established track record in the industry is a reliable sign of a builder’s dependability and devotion to quality and client happiness.

When homebuyers embark on a journey to buy a home, they focus on the features and amenities of a flat or an apartment, they’re important, and so is the reputation of a builder. Their projects speak volumes in terms of confidence and credibility.

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Why Ganga Platino Is Perfect Choice For New Age Home Buyer In Pune?

Home is where the heart is, how relatable this line is for you? You build beautiful memories, get quirky nicknames, experience boundless love and affection. If you agree, then keep on reading the blog.

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Pm Modi Nomination On Ganga Saptami: गंगा सप्तमी पर आज पुष्य नक्षत्र में नामांकन करेंगे पीएम मोदीPm Modi Nomination On Ganga Saptami: गंगा सप्तमी (Ganga Saptami 2024) यानी की 14 मई के दिन इस देश के प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी वाराणसी की सीट से अपना नामांकन करने वाले है।

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5 Common Mistakes First-Time Home Buyers Should Avoid| Anurag Goel Ganga Pune

Most people’s largest investment in their lives is the purchase of a home. You must not only find the right location, but also the right mortgage. Finding an affordable home can be difficult with low inventory in many local markets and rising home prices nationwide. Between the euphoria of purchasing a home and the stress of its financial implications, a first-time buyer is prone to making mistakes.

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Akshaya Tritiya

The Hindu lunar month of Vaisakha has an auspicious celebration known as Akshaya Tritiya that occurs on the third tithi of the brighter half (waxing moon phase). Scriptures indicate that today is a very good day for beginning anything new. In order to bring good luck and chase away the shroud of fear and morbidity from their lives, Hindus enjoy buying gold, silver, and other costly commodities and offering special prayers at home. This day is highly revered by hindu seers and astrologers since it falls under the Rohini Nakshatra, a lucky star.

Akshaya, a Sanskrit term, means "never diminishing" in English. People who worship Laxmi Narayana on this auspicious day by going completely without food benefit from endless sunlight and peace in their lives. This day is regarded as a symbol of achievement and a new beginning in Hinduism. This day, known as Sarva Siddhi Day in Hindu philosophy and culture, is suitable for performing any auspicious ceremony or activity, such as a wedding, housewarming, or buying land, a car, gold, or other precious objects. Due to planetary placement in the horoscope, if a person is unable to locate an auspicious time for their wedding throughout the year, they might fix their wedding date on Akshaya Tritiya without visiting an astrologer.

Numerous marriages are performed on this fortunate day in the Indian states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Orrisa, and Bengal on the idea that doing so prolongs married life.

Observing Akshaya Tritiya: India, a diverse nation, observes Akshaya Tritiya under several names. While the celebration is known as Akha Teej in Rajasthan and Gujarat, Akshaya Tritiya is better known in Chhattisgarh as Akti. Because the sacrifices, japas, pilgrimages, and homas carried out on this auspicious day yield greater rewards than those carried out on any other ordinary day, it is known as Akshaya Tritiya. 

According to legends from several holy texts, Lord Kubera, the God of Wealth, prayed to Goddess Lakshmi on the day of Akshay Tritiya, which resulted in a favourable downpour of wealth, money, and blessings on Him. The Hindu faith adherents adore Lord Vishnu and Goddess Laxmi on this day for this reason. Hindus worship Laxmi, Vishnu, and Ganesh in the morning after taking a bath. We present the gods with flowers, sweet candies, and basil leaves from the tulsi plant. To finish the puja, we chant mantras, perform Vrata Katha, and light the aarti. Additionally, it will have a positive impact if anyone donates money or provides food and clothing to those in need.

According to Vedic literature, reciting the mantra "Om Hreem Hreem Shreem Shreem Laxminarayanabhayam Namah" 108 times will bring good prosperity.

Legends and Meaning of Akshaya Tritiya: • Three lunar days (tithes) are considered to be the most auspicious period according to Hindu event astrology (Muhurta). One of these occasions, known as Sade-Teen (312) Muhurtas, is Akshay Tritiya. According to astrology, it is thought that the Sun and Moon are in their most exalted positions on this day. • The 'treta yuga' began on Akshaya Tritiya, according to the teachings of the Vedic scriptures, and 'Nara Narayana' also took on human form on this day. This day is customarily celebrated as Lord Parashurama's birthday. 'Parashurama', Lord Vishnu's sixth avatar, is said to have taken on human form on this day according to the Puranas.

• According to another mythology, on this day the Goddess Annapurna (Lakshmi) came from the sea and the Ganga, the world's most revered river, fell upon the planet. • Sage Vyasa began narrating the epic Mahabharata chronicle of the great Bharat war on this day, and Lord Ganesh started writing it down. Sudama, Lord Krishna's closest friend, paid Him a sincere visit on this auspicious day. Without anything to give, Sudama carried Poha (puffed rice) with him and gave it to Krishna, but he never mentioned his lack of resources, despite his intention to do so. Upon his return, Sudama discovers that the benevolent Lord Krishna has transformed his hut into a palace.

According to a story from the Mahabharata, Lord Krishna gave the Pandava queen Draupadi an Akshaya Patra while they were exiled in the wilderness. Later, food was distributed to all the hungry people in that area via Akshaya Patra. • Beginning on this day and every four months thereafter, the temple gates are opened for darshan in accordance with the 2,000-year-old custom of the sacred pilgrimage known as "Badrinath." On this day, the revered "Banke Bihari temple" in Vrindavan also opens its doors for visitors to see "Sri Vighraha," the deity's lotus feet.

• In the Indian state of Odisha, farmers begin tilling their fields, and work on the chariots for the famed Rath Yatra gets underway at the Puri temple. Most people fast on this day and honour Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. • According to the Vedic traditions, Akshay Tritiya is a very profitable day for charitable giving; taking a swim in the Ganges on this day is seen to be very auspicious. Starting a new business, as well as purchasing gold or real estate, on this day is seen to be particularly lucky.

• Hindus also think that doing the Shraadh ritual for the ancestors on this day is very lucky. In the name of the ancestors, one must provide grains such as barley, wheat, grammes, sattu, curd rice, and items made of milk. Then, he must give food and dakshina to a pandit (Hindu priest).

A significant spring event for adherents of Sanatana Dharma is Akshaya Tritiya. Akshaya is Sanskrit for unending. Because of this, the advantages of engaging in any Japa, Yagna, Pitra-Shraddha, or Daan-Punya (gift of money, food, clothing, or other items) on this day never fade and stay with that person for all time. It is believed that purchases of gold, land, and property made on Akshaya Day will never decrease and will instead increase throughout time. Akshaya Tritiya is said to be an auspicious day free from any malefic effects of planets and the ideal day to begin any auspicious ritual or activities, according to ancient literature and Vedic astrologers.

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Vedic Rituals on the Sacred Banks of Maa Ganga: Embrace Timeless Traditions for Inner Peace

The banks of Maa Ganga in Haridwar and Rishikesh are a haven for those seeking the divine through the timeless rituals of Vedic worship. Rooted in the ancient Vedic texts, these rituals go beyond ceremonial acts; they carry the essence of Sanatan Dharma, guiding us through the milestones of life and offering spiritual fulfillment. For millennia, these sacred practices have woven the fabric of Hindu spirituality, bringing sanctity and blessings to every significant occasion.

Why Perform Vedic Rituals?

In an age where celebrations are often steeped in grandeur, Vedic rituals offer a path to deeper contentment and enduring blessings. Unlike transient pleasures, these rituals create a lasting peace, aligning us with the cosmos and fostering success in our endeavors. Just as the birth of Lord Rama saw all auspicious nakshatras in alignment, so too can we align ourselves with the divine by seeking auspicious moments through rituals:

जोग लगन ग्रह बार तिथि सकल भए अनुकूल। चर अरु अचर हर्षजुत राम जनम सुखमूल।।

The Essence of Vedic Worship

Central to these practices is Vedic Pooja, a sacred worship involving prayers, offerings, and rituals like Havan, Yagna, and Abhishek. Through these ceremonies, we express gratitude and seek divine blessings. Some key ceremonies include:

Chhathi Ceremony — Celebrating the birth of a child.

Annaprashana — The first feeding ritual.

Shraddha — Honoring ancestors with deep reverence.

These age-old rituals, performed with proper adherence to Shastra and Vedic traditions, channel divine blessings and guide us toward a harmonious life.

Shree Krishnayan’s Commitment to Tradition

At Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha, our team of dedicated Vedic Brahmins performs these rituals daily, fortified with knowledge from the Shastras, Vedas, and Puranas. Beginning each day with Japa and Yagya, they embody the sanctity of Tirth — ensuring that each act of worship carries deep spiritual merit. By upholding these ancient customs, they help countless individuals find solace and satisfaction through the spiritual legacy of our heritage.

Through these Vedic rituals, you can receive blessings to achieve success in personal and professional life. Whether it’s Yagyas, Pujas, or Gaudan, these ceremonies are held at our Yagya Mandap on the sacred banks of Maa Ganga, resonating with peace and divine grace.

Key Vedic Offerings on the Banks of Maa Ganga

Online Shiv Abhishek Shiv Abhishek is a powerful ritual dedicated to Lord Shiva, the easily pleased Ashutosh, who blesses devotees with boons effortlessly. It involves the pouring of Gangajal over the Shiva Lingam to remove obstacles and fulfill dreams. As Lord Rama says in the Ramcharitmanas:

जो गंगाजलु आनि चढ़ाइहि। सो साजुज्य मुक्ति नर पाइहि।।

This Abhishek, conducted on the banks of the Ganga, offers unique blessings. It’s performed live by Vedic Brahmins, so you can partake online from any location.

Online Yagya Our sacred texts, the Vedas and Puranas, describe various Yagyas such as Putresthi and Kamesthi, each tailored to fulfill specific desires. For these rituals to yield true fruits, the purity of materials and mantras, the discipline of Brahmins, and the quality of Desi cow ghee are paramount. At Krishnayan, every aspect adheres to Vedic standards, ensuring Yajmans (participants) reap the full benefits.

Annadanam Feeding saints, tapasvis, and the needy on auspicious days is an age-old tradition. Through Annadanam, you can serve hidden saints and sages of Haridwar and Rishikesh in your name, earning their blessings for a lifetime.Gaugrass Offering Gaugrass, or a portion of food, to cows is akin to feeding the 33 crore deities said to reside within Gaumata. Our Gaushala at Shree Krishnayan shelters over 18,000 destitute Desi cows, providing nourishment and care. By feeding Gaumata, you receive the divine blessings of countless deities, fostering positivity and virtue in your life.

Online Godaan Godaan, the sacred offering of a cow, is performed at Krishnayan Gaushala on the banks of Maa Ganga. With this donation, a cow is nurtured and its milk offered to saints and tapasvis throughout its life, ensuring that your Sankalp (resolution) finds fulfillment and brings eternal blessings.

Experience the Power of Vedic Rituals with Shree Krishnayan

Performing Vedic rituals through Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha on the banks of Maa Ganga connects you with ancient traditions in a spiritually enriching way. From Shiv Abhishek to Godaan, each ritual offers unique blessings, peace, and a sense of fulfillment. Join us online or in person to participate in these sacred ceremonies that honor our heritage and enrich the soul. Let Shree Krishnayan guide you toward divine blessings and a harmonious life aligned with Vedic wisdom.

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Five Elements Art in Contemporary Style -Laasya Art

ARTIST BHARTI PRAJAPATI’S SERIES ON PAANCH TATTVA, OR THE FIVE ELEMENTS

The canvases of artist Bharti Prajapati are deeply rooted in the heritage of India, yet her treatment is simultaneously fresh and contemporary. Her primary inspiration remains the tribal women of the Kutch desert and their surroundings of earthen pots, sand dunes and goats. She takes particular care to convey their intricate textile traditions, which is how many tribals of the region support themselves. This comes from Bharti’s own love of textiles, which she studied for both her undergraduate and graduate degrees and worked professionally as a textile designer for 10 years before becoming a full-time artist. She references a variety of Indian fabrics, such as bandhani, tie-and-dye and mirror work, creating another level of richness in her work.

Having worked with Bharti for many years now, her Earth Story series is still one of the closest to my heart ��� it beautifully combines the elements of ‘Paanch Tattva,’ or the five elements of water, earth, fire, air and space, and then compares these to the life stages of women. For instance, the element of water is associated with the purity of young women. The artist explains this more beautifully in her own words!

So, I recently asked Bharti to write about the multilayered symbolism in her paintings, and she generously replied with the following.

EARTH STORY — PAANCH TATTVA, OR THE FIVE ELEMENTS

by Bharti Prajapati

My series of paintings Earth Story seeks to narrate the intrinsic bond between the Five Elements, or the ‘Paanch Tattva’ consisting of earth, water, fire, air and space, with all living creatures. These five elements are present in our body, on the earth below and in the cosmos above. Earth Story is about the wonderful coexistence and interaction between the living beings and their surroundings.

Our planet has nurtured and sustained life abundantly with its immense wealth of elements. ‘Earth’ is forever giving and nourishing its beings; vital life-giving ‘Water’ flows in rivers through lengths and breadths; ‘Fire’ plays an important role in creation of new life; the ‘Air’ we breathe is yet another invisible element we are surrounded with; and lastly, ‘Space’ fills the vast universe above us. We experience and interact with the Five Elements at every moment in our lives.

This inclusive coexistence and interdependency has created a beautiful story around us. In fact, our celebrations in art, design and cultural traditions are often inspired by nature and these elements. Not only are my paintings about the elements and their connection with us, but I also recreate the patterns, colors and forms from our folk arts which are already inspired by them.

The color palette in each painting corresponds to the element depicted. Various shades of blue symbolize water, such as in my painting Ganga (the holy river), while the painting Suryamukhi (‘sunflower’) features a very warm palette with yellows and oranges to symbolize fire. I have used pink in my painting Vasant (‘spring’) to recall the flowering trees of spring. Like a fragrance, Mother Earth spreads her love for her family, and so the sweet aroma of flowers was what I thought represented this element the best.

The earth element strongly influenced my paintings Mitti (‘mud’) and Bhumi (‘earth’), so there I used the many shades of the land. The rustic patterns are inspired by folk art on wall paintings in rural Indian communities and represent seeds sprouting from the ground.

The last and most mystical element, space, was a challenge to depict in my painting Nakshatra (‘star’). I ultimately chose the night sky with a beautiful assembly of stars, as the magnitude and vast openness of the sky above is what space is truly about.

There is a further connection between the element symbolized and the age of the women in the paintings — younger girls are depicted with water, while older women are depicted with earth. The ‘Vasant’ and ‘Ganga’ elements allude to the vibrancy of youth, like flowing rivers. The mature stages of life recall the ‘Mitti’ element for stability, ‘Nakshatra’ for space for wisdom, and ‘Fire’ for the life a woman nourishes in her womb.

The women in my paintings are never alone but instead depicted in groups, often dancing. The energy flows from one to another, following the rhythm of the music and passing on the positive vibrations. The hands are in sync with the tune, and the long necks add to the visual arc of the body, creating a sense of dynamic motion. After the dance, the women are mentally recharged even if physically tired. This comes from my own experience, too!

As humans, we are empowered to encompass all the living creatures — animals, birds and plants, which bond around us — to form a beautiful inclusive family. Nature, along with its moods and patterns, is imbibed in our physical and physiological evolution. By forming a collage of colors and forms constantly visible around us, and discovering how we recreate them in our lifestyle, the Earth Story series intends to capture this essence of totality.

Thank you so much, Bharti.

To explore the artist’s exquisite stylistic sensibility and her incredible balance of colors, please visit https://laasyaart.com/bharti-prajapati/ to browse our curated collection of contemporary paintings by Indian artist Bharti Prajapati. You can also read her past interview on the blog and her guest post on inviting creativity into our daily lives. If you would like to make an appointment to see these works in person at our Indian art gallery in Palo Alto, please reach out at info@laasyaart.com or +1 650-770-9088.

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The Ultimate Guide to Adventure Sports in Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand, known as the "Land of the Gods," is not just a spiritual haven but also a playground for adventure enthusiasts. With its diverse terrain, ranging from towering Himalayan peaks to roaring rivers and dense forests, Uttarakhand offers a multitude of adrenaline-pumping activities. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a beginner looking to test your limits, the state has something to offer for everyone. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the best adventure sports in Uttarakhand, along with Travel Tips For Uttrakhand and must-visit places to make the most of your trip.

Adventure Sports in Uttarakhand

River Rafting: One of the most exhilarating adventure sports in Uttarakhand is river rafting. The Ganges River, especially in Rishikesh, is famous for its thrilling rapids, ranging from Grade I to Grade IV. The stretch from Shivpuri to Rishikesh is particularly popular, offering a mix of calm waters and challenging rapids. This experience is perfect for both beginners and seasoned rafters. While you're in Rishikesh, consider staying at one of the many homestays or resorts to fully immerse yourself in the adventure.

Trekking: Uttarakhand is home to some of the most spectacular trekking routes in India. The Roopkund trek is one of the most famous, taking you through beautiful meadows, dense forests, and ultimately to the mysterious Roopkund Lake, known for the skeletal remains found at its edge. Another must-try trek is the Panch Kedar trek, which connects five sacred temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. If you're looking for something less traveled, the Gartang Gali trek offers a historic wooden trail with breathtaking views of the valley below.

Paragliding: For those who dream of soaring high above the mountains, paragliding in Uttarakhand is a must. Popular spots for paragliding include Nainital, Mussoorie, and Bhimtal. These locations offer stunning aerial views of the surrounding landscapes, from serene lakes to lush green valleys.

Skiing and Snowboarding: The snow-covered slopes of Auli make it one of the top destinations for skiing and snowboarding in India. Auli's well-maintained slopes and breathtaking views of the Himalayan ranges attract both beginners and professionals alike. The best time for skiing in Auli is from December to February when the region is blanketed in snow.

Rock Climbing and Rappelling: The rugged terrain of Uttarakhand offers excellent opportunities for rock climbing and rappelling. Mussoorie and Nainital are popular destinations for these activities, with various natural rock formations challenging even the most experienced climbers.

Places to Visit in Uttarakhand

While Uttarakhand is renowned for its adventure sports, it also boasts numerous scenic and spiritual destinations worth exploring:

Rishikesh: Known as the "Yoga Capital of the World," Rishikesh is not just a hub for adventure sports but also a spiritual retreat. Visit Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula, and don't miss the evening Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat.

Vashishta Gufa: A tranquil cave near Rishikesh, Vashishta Gufa is perfect for meditation and offers a peaceful respite from the bustling town.

Nakshatra Sabha: Located in the heart of Uttarakhand, Nakshatra Sabha is a unique spot where ancient astronomy meets spirituality. It’s a must-visit for those interested in the cosmic alignment and its significance in Hindu mythology.

Kasardevi: A small village near Almora, Kasardevi is known for its spiritual energy and stunning views. The village is home to several homestays that offer a cozy and peaceful stay amidst nature.

Auli: Apart from skiing, Auli is known for its stunning views of Nanda Devi, the second-highest peak in India. The Auli Ropeway is a major attraction, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

Panch Kedar: The Panch Kedar temples (Kedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar, and Kalpeshwar) are significant pilgrimage sites that also offer an adventurous trek through the rugged terrains of Uttarakhand.

Travel Tips for Uttarakhand

When planning your adventure in Uttarakhand, keep the following tips in mind to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip:

Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit Uttarakhand for adventure sports varies depending on the activity. For river rafting, visit between March and June. Skiing in Auli is best from December to February, while trekking is ideal from May to October.

Accommodation: Uttarakhand offers a range of accommodation options, from budget homestays to luxury resorts. In Rishikesh, consider staying in a homestay to experience local hospitality. For a more luxurious experience, resorts in Rishikesh offer amenities like spa treatments, yoga sessions, and more.

Packing Essentials: Depending on the season and activity, pack accordingly. For trekking, sturdy shoes, warm clothing, and a good quality backpack are essential. If you're planning to go rafting, carry quick-drying clothes and waterproof gear.

Local Culture and Etiquette: Uttarakhand is a culturally rich state with strong religious traditions. When visiting temples or sacred sites, dress modestly and respect local customs. Always seek permission before taking photographs of locals or religious ceremonies.

Health and Safety: The high altitudes and rugged terrain can be challenging, so it's important to be physically prepared. Stay hydrated, carry a first-aid kit, and if you're not experienced in high-altitude trekking, consider hiring a local guide.

Conclusion

Uttarakhand is a treasure trove of adventure, natural beauty, and spiritual experiences. From the thrill of river rafting in Rishikesh to the serenity of trekking through the Panch Kedar, this state offers a unique blend of activities that cater to every kind of traveler. Whether you're looking to challenge yourself with extreme sports or simply want to soak in the breathtaking landscapes, Uttarakhand promises an unforgettable journey. As you plan your adventure, don't forget to explore the various places to visit in Uttarakhand, and make use of the travel tips for Uttarakhand to ensure a safe and memorable trip. With its diverse offerings and warm hospitality, Uttarakhand truly is the ultimate destination for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

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An diesem Wochenende, insbesondere am heutigen Vollmondtag, findet auch in der Umgebung von, in Karnataka ein großes Vollmonfest statt, was ich am Abend besuchen werde. Der Mond, steht heute im Sternbild Löwe, im Monhaus "Magha".

Das Nakshatra "Magha" liegt zwischen 0°00' und 13°20' im Zeichen Löwe (Simha) und ist das zehnte der 27 Nakshatras in der vedischen Astrologie. Es wird von Ketu, dem südlichen Mondknoten, regiert und steht für königliche Eigenschaften, Autorität, Tradition, Erbe und Respekt vor den Vorfahren. Menschen, die unter dem Einfluss von Magha geboren sind, können eine starke Führungsqualität besitzen und eine tiefe Verbindung zur Tradition und Geschichte ihrer Familie haben. Es wird auch mit spiritueller Entwicklung und dem Wunsch nach Anerkennung in Verbindung gebracht.

Magha Purnima

Magha Purnima ist ein wichtiger Tag im indischen Kalender. Religiöse Texte beschreiben die Herrlichkeit des heiligen Bades und die Entbehrungen, die während des Magha-Monats eingehalten werden. Es wird angenommen, dass jeder einzelne Tag im Monat Magha ein besonderer Tag für Wohltätigkeitsarbeit ist. Magha Purnima, im Volksmund auch als Maghi Purnima bekannt, ist der letzte und wichtigste Tag des Magha Mahina. Die Menschen führen an Maghi Purnima bestimmte Rituale wie ein heiliges Bad, Almosen, Kuhspenden und Homa in Prayag, dem Zusammenfluss von Ganga, Yamuna und Saraswati, durch, aber auch an den Stränden der Meere.

Während Magha nehmen die Menschen den ganzen Monat über frühmorgens ein Bad in der Ganga oder in der Yamuna. Das tägliche Bad, das mit Paush Purnima beginnt, endet an Magha Purnima. Es wird geglaubt, dass alle Wohltätigkeitsarbeit, die während dieser Zeit geleistet wird, leicht Früchte trägt. Daher spenden die Menschen je nach ihren Möglichkeiten an Bedürftige. Es ist auch der letzte Tag des Kalpawas, des einmonatigen Entbehrungslagers, das am Ufer des Flusses Ganga in Prayag eingerichtet wird.

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Investing in Ganga New Town: Where Vision Meets Value | Subhash Goel Pune

Invest with confidence in Ganga New Town, where visionary design converges with undeniable value. Subhash Goel Pune ensures a seamless blend of innovation and practicality, offering a unique investment opportunity. Ganga Nakshatra reviews attest to the project's commitment to excellence, making it a prime choice for discerning investors. Discover a harmonious synergy of vision and value, as Ganga New Town stands as a testament to Subhash Goel's unwavering dedication to creating exceptional living spaces.

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"Ganga Platinum is another another icon in this continuing journey towards greatness for Goel Ganga," Gunjan Goel, Director, Goel Ganga Developments, said of the one-of-a-kind project.

Ganga Platinum is for individuals looking for spaciousness, elegance, and higher returns on investment. It is designed to offer a beautiful living overlooking a devout riverbank. We promise to keep our commitment towards quality and excellence.”

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The Budget 2024 has unveiled transformative changes in the real estate sector, significantly impacting developers like Goel Ganga Developments. Key highlights include increased funding for affordable housing, new tax incentives for first-time homebuyers, and substantial investments in urban infrastructure, particularly in tier-2 and tier-3 cities. The budget also emphasizes sustainable construction with incentives for green building initiatives, streamlined regulatory processes, and the expansion of digital land records. These reforms are set to accelerate project approvals, boost investor confidence, and enhance the growth of real estate hubs, positioning Goel Ganga Developments to capitalize on these opportunities.

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Ganga Platino Reviews: Your Guide to Kharadi Residential Gem

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Are you looking for the latest interior design ideas to revamp your home? There are new emerging trends in every season that entices us to update our homes. Nowadays, the key trends offer advanced ways to upgrade an existing décor without having to redecorate the whole home. We have rounded up some top design trends that you need to implement in order to transform your living space.

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��Enriched with 10+ amenities, Goel Ganga Nakshatra is your everyday lifestyle like no other. Residential complex/ Township has swimming pool along with play zone for kids & Separate court for outdoor games. Elegant clubhouse with gym, indoor games & reading zone. Besides, the security level is of premium quality with CCTV surveillance and firefighting equipment at Goel Ganga Nakshatra. Amongst its other features, Goel Ganga Nakshatra rainwater harvesting, multi-leveled reserved parking.

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  Registration Information: “Goel Ganga Nakshatra, Bibwewadi, Pune” is RERA registered project with registration No. — . The project is Vastu complaint.

Bank loan Basic Details Project Goel Ganga Nakshatra, Bibwewadi, Pune is approved by SBI Bank, HDFC Bank, ICICI BANK. The project is under construction/ Ready-To-Move with a possession date offered in December 2028.  

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Shiva is the God of the yogis, self-controlled and celibate, while at the same time a remarkable lover of his spouse. He is the destroyer, following Brahma the creator and Vishnu the preserver, after which Brahma again creates the world and so on. Shiva is responsible for change, both in the form of death and destruction and in the positive sense of destroying the ego, the false identification. Shiva’s first wife was goddess Sati. After the death of Sati, Shiva lost all interest in the world. He withdrew to his mountain top, Mount Kailash, and took residence in a cave where he immersed himself in intense meditation. Before the death of his beloved Sati, Shiva had given the boon of invulnerability to a demon named Taraka. When Shiva gave up the world and the heavens, Taraka realized that this was the perfect time to attack. Soon the demon had taken over both on heaven and earth and chaos reigned supreme everywhere. The Gods tried to do all in their power but in vain, ultimately they turned to Shiva at this dire hour. But Shiva was uninterested. According to one legend, even if Shiva wanted to do something he would not have been able to. When Sati died, Shiva also lost all his powers. The reason given for this in one of the stories of the sacred Hindu texts is that Sati is a reincarnation of Shakti and Shakti means power. So when Sati died Shiva lost his Shakti. He was powerless. Shakti represents the Energy, the force without which Shiva is incomplete. Origin of Goddess Parvati In their desperation, the Gods then turned to the goddess Shakti, imploring her to be of help. Shakti agreed to help and took the form of the goddess Parvati. Parvati was born to Himavan, the king of the mountains. Parvati means mountain as the Sanskrit word for “Parvati” is “Parvat”. An excerpt from Valmiki Ramayna describes the birth of Parvati ( Uma) and her marriage to Shiva. तस्याम् ���ंग इयम् अभवत् ज्येष्ठा हिमवतः सुता | उमा नाम द्वितीया अभूत् कन्या तस्य एव राघव || १-३५-१६ “From Mena, this Ganga is emerged as an elder daughter to Himavanta, and a second daughter, by her name she is Uma, is also begotten by Himavanta, oh, Raghava… [1-35-16] उग्रेण तपसा युक्ताम् ददौ शैलवरः सुताम् | रुद्राय अप्रतिरूपाय उमाम् लोक नमस्कृताम् || १-३५-२१ “And that Uma who is unified with her rigorous sacrament thus became a reverential to all the worlds, and that best one among mountains, Himavanta, gave such a daughter to Rudra, an unequalled one in His aspect… [1-35-21] Parvati’s Love for Shiva Even as a young girl Parvati was in love with Lord Shiva. As she grew older, Parvati blossomed into a stunning woman filled with grace and beauty. While she captured the hearts of many kings and princes, she only had eyes for Shiva. There is a story which mentions that in an effort to win his love and affection she decided to visit the cave where he was meditating and started cleaning and decorating it. However, he remained unmoved by her love and dedication. She also tried bringing fruits for him but he remained steadfast in his meditation. Not once did he open his eyes or acknowledge the presence of Parvati. It is said that Parvati then turned to the Goddesses of Love and Longing, Priti and Rati the consorts of Kama, the God of love and passion. They turned the cave that Shiva meditated in, into a garden of pleasure, filled with flowers, trees, birds and bees. Once the cave was packed with enchantments and wonders, they called upon Lord Kama. Upon his arrival Kama wasted no time in shooting Shiva with the arrow of desire. The arrow had no effect on Shiva, he was however intensely angered at being disturbed. Enraged, Shiva opened his third eye and reduced Kama to ashes. With the destruction of Kama, Parvati lamented to the others Gods that love has been lost to the world. She reassured them however that when Shiva accepts Parvati as his wife, Kama will be reborn. Parvati had tried everything in her power to make Shiva notice her, but nothing worked. Finally she decided to do what Sati had done to win over Shiva. Parvati left all the riches and comfort of her father’s palace and went to live in the forest as an ascetic. It is said that in her trials, Parvati surpassed even the greatest ascetics. What she went through was even greater than what Sati, Shiva’s first consort, had endured. She went through the most rigorous self-mortifications from walking in the winter snow without clothing to sitting under the hot summer sun for days, to standing on one foot motionless for long hours to eating nothing for days and surviving on the sun’s nourishment. In fact her asceticism was so intense that it is said to have been equal to that of the great Shiva. Following in his footsteps, Parvati soon had utter control over her body and her mind. Parvati’s Tapasya generated great amounts of energy and heat. This heat and energy finally reached Shiva who was shaken out of his meditation. When he was finally back in the world, Shiva wondered what or who it was that had wrenched him out of his intense tapasya. He then heard the story of how Parvati in order to have Shiva as her husband went through much rigorous self-mortification and achieved a state of asceticism almost akin to that of himself. So impressed was he by her self-sacrifice that he immediately agreed to make Parvati his consort. The excerpts ( 61-64) from the Prabhasa Khanda of the Skanda Purana gives a conversation between Shiva and Parvati, where Shiva tells Parvati : In this Varaha Kalpa, O goddess, you became Parvati obtained by Himavan through his penance, when the Chakshusha Manvantara has passed off. O beautiful lady, due to the anger of Daksha you had to be separated from me for the duration of a day of Brahma. Your span of life is the period of his six months. Marriage of Shiva and Parvati Shiva and Parvati were married in great pomp and celebration. The gods rejoiced to have Shiva back and married at the same time and the heavens blessed their union. After they were married Shiva and Parvati went back to Mount Kailash and made it their abode. It is said that once back at Mount Kailash, Shiva and Parvati proceeded to have such passionate love making that the Gods feared for the future of the world and were forced to go to Nandi and beg him to intervene! From this union, Lord Kama was reborn just as Parvati had foretold. Ever since then, Parvati and Shiva lived together in conjugal harmony, known to all as the perfect couple. Therefore, many know that Shiva and Parvati have the perfect marriage. The relationship of Shiva and Parvati has been depicted in many forms. Parvati is said to be the balancing factor in Shiva’s life only second to the intense meditation that he practices. When Shiva is angered and takes the form of Natraja, all the Gods worry that Shiva will destroy the entire cosmos, but it is Parvati who calms down the angry Lord by matching his fierce and destructive Tandava dance with her own slow, graceful steps thus complimenting him at his best and at his worst. Shiva’s personality is replete with dichotomies. On the one hand, Shiva is an ascetic who disappears from the mortal world, into Mount Kailash and meditates there. On the other hand, he is a fierce and angry God whose temper knows no bounds. He will destroy everything in his path. Through all this, Parvati brings him back to balance by pulling him towards the role of a householder. Shiv Parvati Mantra Swayamvar Parvati Mantra “Om Hreem Yoginim Yogini Yogeswari Yoga Bhayankari Sakala SthavaraJangamasya Mukha Hridayam Mama Vasam akarsha Akarshaya Namaha “ Meaning: In the first line, we praise Goddess Parvathi and in the second line, we request her to attract towards us. “Mama Vasam Akarsha” – means ‘attract towards me’. Benefits of Swayamvar Parvati Mantra Avoid Delay in marriage : Swayamvar Parvati is the most powerful mantra in removing all known & unknown obstacle in marriages. (Legend : Swayamvar parvati mantra being provided by great Sage Durvasa and recited by PARVATI to marry SHIVA. That is why it is called Swayamvara Parvati Mantra). Help in Love Marriage : “Swayamvara parvati”, best of Vashikaran Mantra, helps to Love and Marry and removes all obstacles in love & marriage provided that fate is in one’s favour. Happy Married Life : One must try this Swayamvar Parvati mantra if there is absence of happiness between husband and wife. Swayamvar parvati Mantra will help in improving positive vibration and also in increasing love between couples. Infertility (Problem in conceiving a baby) : Swayamvar parvati helps to induce positive vibration and helps in improving the love life between couples and helps a woman to conceive when fate is her favour. Avoid Divorce : By matching the wavelength and improving the understanding between people, Swayamvar parvati mantra helps in avoiding split between the couple. Swayamvar Parvati Mantra Procedure Take sankalpa (Sankalpa – Spiritual resolve/Vow) : An oath should be taken infront of Goddess with one’s name, relevant details (Parents name, Gothra, Nakshatra) and brief Goddess about one’s problem and inform Her that one does the japa 1008 times a day for 108 days with a request to remove the problems and help him/her to marry early/conceive or improve understanding. Time Taken for the Dhyana : 2 hours a day. Offerings : As usual, Deepam, Dhoop, Pushpam (Flowers), Phalam (Fruits), Naivedyam (Food) & Thamboolam (Betel leaves & nut) Aarti & Namaskarams (namaste) should be offered daily at the end of recitation of the Mantra. https://ift.tt/3sXKtTh