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Christmas is just around the corner, and the gifting season has already started. It is time that you start thinking of the perfect Christmas gift. Why not give something to make the other person's Christmas much more special? That is what a candle stand does. A brass candle stand not only adds an element of decoration to the Christmas table but also doubles as a great decorative piece for any other table. It's Christmas! In the Western world, we light many candles to celebrate this fantastic holiday. But why is it done? What is the history of lighting Christmas candles? A long time ago, the followers of the Christian faith would light candles near the feet of the Lord Jesus, who is known as Christ. This was a tradition so they could worship Him while they were far away and didn't have a temple to go to. Now, people who aren't even Christian celebrate Christmas and light candles as a gift to one another. This is our take on what are the best gift ideas for Christmas. ...

Diya is essential in Hinduism because it signifies good luck, purity, goodness, and power. The presence of a lightning Diya signifies the non-existence of evil forces and darkness. Nowadays, it's even easy to find diyas online at The Advitya, making your task easy to achieve. But before any of that, let's briefly know what the significance of lighting Brass Pooja Diya is. To begin with, lighting diyas is considered one of the most important aspects of Hindu culture. Many believe that lighting diya brings wealth and prosperity to individuals and their family members who will be residing around them. It's also believed that lighting diya before offering prayers for any religious purpose will give better results than doing it without lighting them first; however, this does not apply to all religions like Islam or Christianity. As we all know, darkness dominates our lives. We are unable to see clearly what lies ahead of us until we are illuminated by divine light – this ha...

Kuber has been portrayed as a pot-bellied man who wears a crown and carries a staff. He is also depicted as having no arms or legs, although he does have four heads and four faces; each face represents one aspect of his generosity. The demon king of wealth and prosperity (also known as Kubera) was worshiped by Hindus for thousands of years before becoming an idol in Hinduism. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Kubera means "lord who has many hands." He is also known to have a shape like a person with short legs and a long body which carries a bag of wealth on His shoulder. He is known as the god of wealth and prosperity and is depicted as having a pot belly while wearing a garland on His head, which serves as his hat. Lord Kuber is a deity with a deep history in Hinduism and Buddhism. In addition, he is believed to be an important deity whose presence figures in several legends of Hindu mythology. His worship is also widely located in Buddhism and Jainism. His images an...

Ganesh Laxmi is one of the Hindu deities famous and widely worshipped throughout India. In our country, he is also known as Ganesha. He is a symbol of prosperity and good luck. This article discusses various ways to purchase a Ganesh Laxmi statue online. Ganesh Lakshmi is one of the most important gods in the Hindu religion. The deity has several forms and manifestations. His main form is Lord Ganpati statue , which is believed to remove obstacles from life and bring success and happiness. ·          Numerous websites are offering Ganesh Laxmi statues online. These sites offer a variety of designs and sizes at affordable prices. ·          You can choose from a wide range of Ganesh Laxmi statuettes. They come in several shapes and sizes. Some of them even include a mobile phone or laptop. Ganpati statue is a Hindu God who is considered to be the remover of obstacles and destroyer of evil spirits. H...

The festival of Ganesha Chaturti is celebrated every year in India on the fourth day of the bright half of the month of Bhadrapada (August–September). This festival marks the beginning of the harvest season and is also known as Vinayaka Chaviti or Vinayaka Jayanti. Ganesha Chaturti celebrates the birthday of Lord Ganesha Murti , who is considered to be the remover of obstacles. He is worshipped as the son of Shiva and Parvati. His birth date is celebrated on the fourth day of Bhadrapada month. The worship of Ganpati Murti begins with the Pranapratishtha, a ritual to invoke life in the idols, followed by Shhodashopachara, or the ways of paying tribute. In addition to these two important elements—the invocation and offering of homage—Ganesh Chaturthi also has some other important ceremonies: ·        Kukkutimandapam : This is a ritual when women offer flowers to their husbands and sons; it is done on auspicious days such as Amavasya (new moon day), Sravan...