In many Shiva temples across India, especially during Maha Shivratri and Shravan, devotees offer Lord Shiva cannabis leaves or Ganja.

The sacred rituals in Sanatan Dharma often carry hidden layers of symbolism. One such ritual of offering the dhatura flower to Lord Shiva may seem strange at first.

In Hindu worship, rituals are deep acts filled with symbolism, devotion, and ancient knowledge. Among these sacred practices, the offering of Panchamrita is a deeply valuable tradition.

Sawan Somvar Vrat, observed on Mondays of the holy Shravan month (July-August), is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

In Indian mythology, few avatars evoke as much wonder and intrigue as Lord Narasimha—the half-man, half-lion form of Vishnu.

Sawan Somvar, the Mondays of the sacred month of Shravan, are devoted to Lord Shiva.

Nag Panchami is a religious festival that celebrates the venerable Nagas, serpent deities deeply woven into Hindu mythology.

Sawan Shivaratri, observed in the sacred month of Shravan, is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the destroyer of ignorance and the giver of wisdom.

Lord Shiva, the destroyer of evil and bestower of blessings, is worshipped for peace, prosperity, and spiritual growth.

The first Monday of Shravan holds immense power. It marks a fresh beginning, charged with divine energy that sets a positive tone for the entire holy month.