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Winter Solstice Celebrations: How the World Celebrates the Longest Night of the Year

A bowl of Chinese dumplings, symbolizing warmth and protection during the Dongzhi Winter Festival, a celebration of family, unity, and the return of light in Chinese culture.

The Winter Solstice is more than just the shortest day of the year—it’s a cosmic event that has inspired ancient rituals, family gatherings, and celebrations around the world. From Roman feasts to Chinese dumplings, and even modern traditions, discover how people from various cultures have marked the return of the light and the promise of brighter days. Here are some meaningful ways to celebrate, whether you’re lighting a candle or cooking up comfort food!

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What Is Bhishma Pitamah’s Connection to the Energy of Dhanu Sankranti?

Hey there! If you missed my previous blog on the vibrant celebrations and rituals of Dhanu Sankranti, go check it out—I promise it’s a fun read! But today, let’s dive even deeper into the magic of this festival. Did you know Dhanu Sankranti also has a legendary connection to Bhishma Pitamah from the Mahabharata? Intrigued?

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What Is Dhanu Sankranti All About?

The Celestial Charm of Dhanu Sankranti: A Journey into Tradition and Celebration Brrr! Feel that December chill? The sun is shining a little softer, and the cosy winter vibes are in full swing. That’s when Dhanu Sankranti knocks on the door with its celestial charm! It’s celebrated predominantly in Odisha with devotion and joy. Let’s

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“Yat Pinde Tat Brahmande”—What’s Inside, Shows Outside!

The Cosmic Reflection Imagine standing before a mirror, but not just any ordinary mirror. This is a cosmic mirror! Instead of reflecting your physical appearance, it reveals your entire essence—your thoughts, emotions, dreams, and even the situations and people you’ve attracted into your life, all based on what resonates within you!! What’s fascinating is that

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Diving into the Depth of Puranas

In the previous blog, we discussed the Puranas being a smriti text. There are two important types of texts in Hindu tradition. Shruti and Smruti. Let’s learn what they are! Shruti: “That which is heard”  Shruti texts are considered very special because people believe they come straight from the gods. According to tradition, these divine

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