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River of Purity: Celebrate Ganga Saptami

Ganga Saptami, on the 7th day of the waxing moon (Shukla Paksha) in the Hindu month of Vaishakha (usually in April or May), honors the holy River Ganga. Devotees believe Ganga descended from heaven on this day, purifying the earth. Taking a dip in the Ganges or offering prayers is said to wash away sins and bring blessings.

Celebrate Ganga Saptami by:

Performing puja or offering prayers to Ganga.
Donating to charities that support river conservation.
Reflecting on the importance of protecting our precious water resources.
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Mom is World: Celebrate Mother’s Day with Love

Mother’s Day, is a day to shower our moms with love and appreciation. They’re our nurturers, cheerleaders, and pillars of strength. Let’s celebrate their endless sacrifices and make them feel special.

Celebrate Mother’s Day by:

Making a heartfelt card or gift.
Helping with chores or planning a special meal.
Simply spending quality time together and expressing your gratitude.
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Rekindle the Flame of Wisdom: Celebrate Shree Shankaracharya Jayanti

Shree Shankaracharya Jayanti, observed on the Panchami Tithi during Shukla Paksha of Vaishakha month (usually falls in April-May), marks the birth anniversary of the revered philosopher and Adi Guru, Adi Shankaracharya. He revived Hinduism and established the Advaita Vedanta philosophy, leaving an indelible mark on Indian culture.

Celebrate Shree Shankaracharya Jayanti by:

Reading about his life and teachings.
Participating in discourses or lectures on his philosophy.
Following the path of knowledge and seeking inner wisdom.
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Auspicious Beginnings: Celebrating Akshaya Tritiya

Akshaya Tritiya, falling on May 13th, 2024, is a Hindu festival celebrated as a day of good luck and prosperity. It’s believed that any new venture begun on this day will be blessed with success and abundance.

Celebrate Akshaya Tritiya by:

Performing puja at home or visiting temples.
Buying gold or other valuables to symbolize prosperity.
Donating to charity to spread goodness and blessings.
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Axe-cept Our Gratitude: Celebrate Parashurama Jayanti

On May 10th, mark your calendars for Parashurama Jayanti, the birth anniversary of the warrior-sage, Lord Parashurama, the sixth avatar of Vishnu. Known for his unwavering courage and devotion, Parashurama is revered for his role in upholding righteousness.

Celebrate Parashurama Jayanti by:

Offering prayers or attending pujas dedicated to Lord Parashurama.
Reading scriptures about his life and teachings.
Reflecting on the importance of upholding justice and fighting for what’s right.
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Be a Hero: Celebrate World Red Cross Day

Every May 8th, the world joins hands for World Red Cross Day. This day honors the selfless volunteers and staff of the Red Cross who dedicate themselves to helping those in need during disasters and emergencies. From providing medical aid to supporting displaced families, the Red Cross brings hope and relief.

Celebrate World Red Cross Day by:

Donating blood or volunteering your time.
Spreading awareness about the Red Cross mission.
Showing kindness and compassion in your community.
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Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti: Celebrating the Bard of Bengal

Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti, on May 7th, marks the birth anniversary of India’s Nobel laureate, Rabindranath Tagore. He was a poet, novelist, composer and philosopher whose works continue to inspire millions. Tagore’s soulful Rabindra Sangeet transcends cultures and his writings resonate with themes of love, humanity and social justice.

Celebrate Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti by:

Listening to Rabindra Sangeet.
Reading Tagore’s poems or short stories.
Participating in cultural events celebrating his legacy.
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Varuthini Ekadashi: Blessings and Purification

Varuthini Ekadashi, observed on May 4th, 2024, promises blessings and inner peace. Devotees of Lord Vishnu observe a fast and perform puja seeking protection and freedom from sins. This holy day is believed to bring prosperity and happiness, especially for women.

Celebrate Varuthini Ekadashi by:

Observing a fast or consuming fruits and sabudana.
Performing puja to Lord Vishnu.
Chanting the Vishnu Sahasranama for inner peace.
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