Vaishakha Shuddha Panchami occurring on 2nd May, 2025 celebrated as Shankara Jayanti, marks the birth of the outstanding saint-philosopher and proponent of Adwaita school of thought, Sri Shankaracharya. He has bestowed upon this world with some outstanding works in Sanskrit, besides numerous Stotras
Highlights of Sri Shankara’s Life & Works
Shankara left home at the tender age of eight, learnt all the Vedas, Itihasa and Puranas.
He took Sannyasa on reaching the age of nine years.
He mastered all Shaastras by the age of twelve years.
Shankara wrote Bhaashya on Prashnatrayi; 11 Upanishads; Brahmasutra and Bhagvadgita by the time he reached the age of 16 years.
He was just 17 years old when he defeated Mandana Mishra at Shaastraartha.
Narasimha Jayanti | 11th May 2025 | Narasimha: the destroyer of Hiranyakashipu
Narasimha Jayanti occurs on 11th May, 2025 and is one of the very special occasion which is celebrated throughout India. Lord Narasimha is worshipped as a protector of all devotees and destroyer of evil. AstroPuja offers best wishes for Narasimha Jayanti. Vaishakha is a very special month in Indian almanac (Panchangam). Many sacred occasions occur in this month. All the incarnations of Vishnu is very unique and have great significance at all times. The incarnation of Narasimha is the fourth among the ten incarnations (Dashavatara) of Vishnu.
Budha Jayanti being celebrated on 21st June 2025, is the birth of Lord Budha, one of the Nava Graha Devatas (Deity). One of the nine celestial bodies, as per the Hindu Vedic Astrology, Budha Jayanti day can be effectively used for praying to Lord Budha, offering Japas, Havan to the deity.
People bearing this star are usually blessed with wealth and health. While the bearers of Ashwini Nakshatra are known to receive and give positivity, they are also blessed with good looks and wisdom. This is why, if you notice, many people who are born under this star are devout to physical exercise and meditation.
Adhika Shraavana Masa, also known as Mala Maasa or Purushottam Maas, the intercalary month of Shravana, holds great spiritual and adhyathmic significance in Hinduism. It is a unique and auspicious month that occurs once every few years according to the Hindu lunar calendar.
The Navagrahas have been subjects of fascination and reverence since Vedic times. Their study encompasses various disciplines, including spirituality, astrology, astronomy, and philosophy. Navagraha denotes 9 celestial “influencers” who were believed to be able to influence the lives of human beings.
The Navagrahas have been subjects of fascination and reverence since Vedic times. Their study encompasses various disciplines, including spirituality, astrology, astronomy, and philosophy. Navagraha denotes 9 celestial “influencers” who were believed to be able to influence the lives of human beings. They are not merely astral or celestial bodies, but are perceived as divine forces guiding and influencing human destinies. Navagrahas symbolize the eternal dance of cosmic energies, influencing the ebb and flow of life on Earth. From ancient seers to modern astrologers, the study and reverence for the Navagrahas continue to thrive, reflecting the enduring legacy of Vedic wisdom and its profound insights into the mysteries of the universe.
The Navagrahas have been subjects of fascination and reverence since Vedic times. Their study encompasses various disciplines, including spirituality, astrology, astronomy, and philosophy. Navagraha denotes 9 celestial “influencers” who were believed to be able to influence the lives of human beings. They are not merely astral or celestial bodies, but are perceived as divine forces guiding and influencing human destinies. Navagrahas symbolize the eternal dance of cosmic energies, influencing the ebb and flow of life on Earth. From ancient seers to modern astrologers, the study and reverence for the Navagrahas continue to thrive, reflecting the enduring legacy of Vedic wisdom and its profound insights into the mysteries of the universe.
The Navagrahas have been subjects of fascination and reverence since Vedic times. Their study encompasses various disciplines, including spirituality, astrology, astronomy, and philosophy. Navagraha denotes 9 celestial “influencers” who were believed to be able to influence the lives of human beings. They are not merely astral or celestial bodies, but are perceived as divine forces guiding and influencing human destinies. Navagrahas symbolize the eternal dance of cosmic energies, influencing the ebb and flow of life on Earth. From ancient seers to modern astrologers, the study and reverence for the Navagrahas continue to thrive, reflecting the enduring legacy of Vedic wisdom and its profound insights into the mysteries of the universe.
