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In Hindu mythology, each day of a week has been dedicated to one deity or God, and at amewoo.com, we have detailed information about the mythological reasons and the history behind the ritual of worshipping specific gods on specific days of a week. For example, Monday is a day which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Tuesday is the day that people worship Lord Hanuman, and on every Wednesdays of a week, people worship Lord Ganesha and the list goes on like this for the other days of the week as well.
The Role of God in our lives is very crucial and God plays multiple roles in our lives. It is completely up to the individual and his/her perception of God. God can be your best friend, savior or teacher. It all depends upon how you want Him to be there in your life. God offers direction to our lives and plays the role of a guide that offers light towards the right path. We should remember God in our daily prayers and it will provide the necessary motivation which will empower us to realize the purpose of our lives.
Pilgrimage stays on top of the list of priorities for the elders in our families. There are so many pilgrimage places available in India and people from various parts of the country visit such places to offer their respect and fulfill their religious beliefs. If you want to wish somebody who is on a pilgrimage journey, you can very well use the Pilgrimage Card Templates available on our website. Go ahead, download them and customize them as per your design need. All Pilgrimages
Festivals play a significant role in our day to day lives. We worship different Gods and accordingly there are different festivals that we celebrate to mark the occasion. Festivals provide us with an opportunity to spend quality time with our family, friends and relatives. There are so many rituals attached to the festivals and this makes the entire concept of celebration of festivals even more colorful & exciting.
Bathukamma 2020 will begin on Thursday, 15 October and ends on Friday, 23 October Bathukamma is a festival widely celebrated in all areas of the…
Navaratri in India will begin on Saturday, 17 October and ends on Sunday, 25 October Navaratri is the festival of Hindu. It is the festival…
Dussehra: 25th October 2020 Dussehra is one of the most noteworthy festivals in India and it is celebrated on the tenth day of Navaratri. This…
Meerabai Jayanti: \31st October 2020 Meera Bai (circa 1498-1547) was a great Hindu poet and ardent devotee of Lord Krishna. Meerabai Jayanti was celebrated in…
Diwali: Saturday, 14th November 2020 Every one of the lights of the World can't be contrasted even with a beam of internal light of oneself.…
Kartik Puja: 16 November 2020 Kartik Puja takes place on the 11th day of the month of Kartik, mainly on the Ganges River in Varanasi.…
We love to celebrate different occasions in our lives, be it our birthdays, Independence Day, Republic Day, Gandhi Jayanti, etc. Such occasions make us realize the importance of such historic events and it makes us value our rich tradition and culture even more. Celebrating such occasions in our lives gives us an opportunity to be together and celebrating such occasions with our nearer and dearer ones, gives us a sense of unity.
World Tourism Day: 27th September Every Year The purpose of this is to spread awareness among the international community of tourism and to encourage people…
World Heart Day: 29th September Every Year Join the World Heart Day and take the first step towards living a healthy life. Worldwide to raise…
National Voluntary Blood Donation Day Celebrated on 1st October Every Year The purpose of this is to make people aware of the importance of blood…
Gandhi Jayanti: 2nd October Every Year Mahatma Gandhi believed that God is in truth and every human is liable to it. His thoughts motivated many…
Columbus Day: 8th October Every Year Columbus day is celebrated on 8th of October every year. This is a national holiday in many countries of…
Indian Air Force Day is celebrated on 8th October every year across India The celebration of this day began in the year 1932 to spread…
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