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By: Pratima Argade
13 October 2026
Explore what the Vishnu Purana, Bhagavata Purana, Mahabharata and Agni Purana say about Bhagwan Dhanvantari, from the Samudra Manthan to the royal line of Kashi.
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20 August 2026
Bhagwan Shani is one of the most misunderstood devtas in Vedic tradition. Here is a closer look at common popular misconceptions surrounding him, and what classical astrological texts actually reveal about his true nature.
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23 May 2026
Adhik Maas, Mal Maas, and Purushottam Maas are three names for the same rare sacred month in the Hindu lunar calendar. But each name tells a completely different story. Mal Maas speaks of rejection. Adhik Maas explains the calendar reason. And Purushottam Maas reveals the divine truth. If you have ever been confused about which name is correct and why people use different ones, this post will clear it all up simply and completely.
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22 May 2026
Among all the stories in our Puranic tradition, few are as quietly powerful as the story of Adhik Maas. This is the story of a month that had no name, no deity, and no place of honour in the cosmic order. It was called Mal Maas, the unwanted one, and people avoided it. In its grief, it approached Bhagwan Vishnu. What followed changed not just the status of one month in the Hindu calendar but revealed one of the deepest truths about how divine grace works in Sanatana Dharma. This is that story, told in full.
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22 May 2026
For generations, people have been told that Adhik Maas is Mal Maas, the inauspicious month, and that nothing good should be done during this time. But this belief is only half the story and the half that most people carry is the wrong half. The Puranas are clear: Adhik Maas, once accepted by Bhagwan Vishnu as His own and renamed Purushottam Maas, is not inauspicious for spiritual practice. In fact, it is the most auspicious period in the entire three-year cycle for puja, daana, japa, and seva. This post separates what is traditionally avoided during Mal Maas from what is actively encouraged, with full Puranic reasoning behind each.
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22 May 2026
Adhik Maas does not come every year. It does not follow a simple three-year cycle either. It arrives after a very precise interval calculated by Vedic astronomers thousands of years ago: once every 32 months, 16 days, and 8 hours. This post explains exactly how often Adhik Maas comes, how Vedic scholars determined this interval, why the month does not always fall in the same position in the calendar, and why this rarity makes Purushottam Maas one of the most important spiritual opportunities of your lifetime.
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21 May 2026
Most people know that Adhik Maas or Mal Maas is an extra month in the Hindu calendar. But very few know why it exists, how Vedic scholars calculated its timing thousands of years ago, and why Bhagwan Vishnu chose to make this astronomically necessary month into the most spiritually powerful month of the three-year cycle. This post explains both the science and the spirituality behind Adhika Masa in simple, clear language.
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21 May 2026
Adhik Maas 2026 is here. And if you have heard the name but are not sure what it means, why people talk about it with such reverence, or what you are actually supposed to do during this time, this guide is for you.
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13 May 2026
Badami Amavasya is one of the rarest and most spiritually elevated forms of the new moon in the Vedic calendar and in 2026, it falls on the same day as Shani Jayanti. This complete guide explains what Badami Amavasya is, why it occurs, what makes it different from an ordinary Amavasya, the three celestial factors that create it in 2026, and why Vedic astrologers consider it among the most powerful days in years for Shani puja, karmic purification, and ancestral healing.
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8 May 2026
Shani Jayanti 2026 falls on Saturday 16 May and coincides with Badami Amavasya which is a rare alignment that astrologers consider among the most powerful days in years for Shani remedies, Sade Sati relief, and karmic cleansing. Learn the date, timings, significance, and how to observe it at home or book an online puja.
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16 April 2026
Learn the inspiring story of Markandeya Rishi and the power of Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra in overcoming death and fear.
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16 April 2026
Why is Bhagwan Shiva worshipped for protection from death? Learn the spiritual truth, stories, and role of Maha Mrityunjaya Homa.
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