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Tuljapur and Kolhapur are both significant towns in Maharashtra, India, known for their historical and religious importance. Here’s a comparison between the two: Religious Significance: Tuljapur: Famous for the Tulja Bhavani Temple, dedicated to Goddess Tulja Bhavani, who is considered the family deity of the Bhosale clan, including Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Kolhapur: Known for the Mahalaxmi Temple, dedicated to Goddess Mahalaxmi (Ambabai), one of the Shakti Peethas, and an important pilgrimage site. Location & Geography: Tuljapur: Located in the Osmanabad district of Maharashtra, in the Marathwada region. Kolhapur: Located in western Maharashtra, near the Sahyadri mountain range, known for its pleasant weather. Cultural & Historical Importance: Tuljapur: Associated with medieval history, particularly the Yadava dynasty and the Marathas. Kolhapur: A historically rich city, once the capital of the Kolhapur princely state, known for its association with the Chhat...

Festivals are Story times : Here to share from Deepavali Festive non related epic Mahabharata, but to make it customized towards Healthy Festivity.  " Bakasura was a notorious demon in Hindu mythology, specifically in the Mahabharata. He was known for terrorizing a village near Ekachakra. The villagers were forced to provide him with large quantities of food every day, and along with the food, they also had to send a person to be devoured by him. During the Pandavas' exile, they stayed in Ekachakra in disguise. One day, it was the turn of the family that was sheltering Bhima and his brothers to send someone to Bakasura. Out of gratitude for their hospitality, Bhima offered to take the place of the family member. He went to Bakasura with the food, but instead of allowing the demon to devour him, Bhima challenged him to a fight. After a fierce battle, Bhima killed Bakasura, freeing the village from his tyranny. This episode highlights Bhima's immense ...

“Your diet writes the story of your heart, and your heart writes the story of your body.” Prevention is better than cure, but the level of Stressors,Sleeping Patterns  pressurizing on the angle of heart and gastrics causing may lead to increase the illness from Acute to Chronic.  In many regions, notably in India, the first week of September is observed as National Nutrition Week, featuring activities like healthy meal initiatives, nutrition gardens in schools, and educational workshops to promote balanced diets and wellness. National Fruits & Veggies Month (U.S.) In the United States, September is National Fruits & Veggies Month, a campaign encouraging regular consumption of fruits and vegetables with the theme "Every Time You Eat, Have a Plant®". Being Heart a major organ and only biological structure of your body to make & keep your complete system healthy ♥️ https://www.osmosis.org/learn/Cardiac_biomarkers_-_Troponin:_Nursing Troponin i...

Sri is Srikaram Begining,Ganesha One who Authoritative / Expert / Pundit  Mathematics (Gan+Esha) 🐘 My Birth Parents,Mom especially believes in Ganesha and where their names signifies Uma means Mother Parvathi (Maker of Sriganesha) Bhagavantha means lord (Mahadeva - Nurture Gaurd of SriGanesha), Both are good at Mathematics and MySecondBorn daughter,  MySibling,My most cousins and their kids are experts at Mathematics.  Coming to In-laws, Where around no Ganesha celebrations may be was the lack for their pain living, first Ganesha celebrated in 2005 August after MySon born 🐘infact elders were saying first SriGanesha making at home ✍🏻 Why Ganesha known as Obstacle remover ? Vignahartha Why Ganesha need to be Prayed Worshipped every Festival,Every New Beginning ?  The phrase “Sri Ganeshaya Namah” literally means: Sri → a respectful prefix meaning “auspicious, revered.” Ganeshaya → to Ganesha (in dative case, “unto Ganesha”). Namah → salutations / ...

Nag Panchami, the traditional Hindu festival of snake worship, is celebrated across many regions of India and South Asia, with distinct cultural meanings and legends. Here's a breakdown of the regions that celebrate it, along with its origins and significance in each area: 🐍 Nag Panchami – Origins & Meaning "Nāga" = serpent; "Panchami" = 5th lunar day of Shukla Paksha in Shravan month (July–August). The festival is rooted in ancient serpent worship, predating Vedic times, and later integrated into Hindu mythology. Serpent deities like Ananta He holds the world and endless on whom Srivishnu sleeps over, Vasuki She who is a devotion being around Shiva neck, helped in churning ocean, Takshaka He king of the forest and agent of the fate, Kaliya, and Manasa Devi are venerated,Padma He is the gentle one by the water white snake, Karkotaka He who fires as trial and teacher,Kulika He who teaches to face darkness and grow,MahaPadma He who treasures and p...

Urukunda being MyInlaws and MyMom Family God, mandatory to visit pre or post any main events like Birth(Hair shaving(Talaneelalu)), Thread,Wedding, Story of our Wedded life began with "You are Umakka Daughter right" from MyBeloved Husband asking Me @MyAunt and His Cousin Sister wedding.  (Eranna/Veeranna) Swamy Temple—often referred to as the Urukunda Harihara Kshetra—located in Urukunda, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh, India: 🛕 Temple Overview Deities Worshipped: Lord Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy (an avatar of Vishnu) Veeranna/Eeranna Swamy (an incarnation of Shiva as Veerabhadra)   Both idols are enshrined beneath a sacred Peepal (Ashwath) tree—with the sanctum roof fully open, allowing worship from all sides . Gaurd here is Mahakali standing Infront of the diety and Sriganesha on the above of SriLakshmiNrisimha.  🌳 Legends & Significance Originally, Sage Hiranya (later known as Eranna or Veeranna) performed intense penance under the tree and was re...