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  1. Akhand Ramayan Path
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    ‘Shri Ram Charitra Manas’ is an epic historical text that described the triumphs and trials of the life of Lord Rama – the seventh reincarnation of Lord Vishnu. Lord Rama is also known as ‘Purushottam’ – meaning the ‘Supreme Persona’ as he stands for truth, justice, morality and is an epitome example of an ideal son, husband, brother, friend and king. Hence, Akhand Ramayan Paath is often recited to not only learn about Lord Rama’s life but also to learn and imbibe the qualities of the supreme person within ourselves.

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  2. Hauman Chalisa Path
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    Lord Hanuman is known through many stories of his heroism, mischief, courage, wisdom and even devotion. But most of all he is known for the role he plays in Lord Rama’s endeavours to fight Ravana and get Devi Sita back. His character and valiant attributes are praised in beautiful narrations of Hanuman Chalisa, which literally translates in ’40 verses of Hanuman’, Hanuman Chalisa Paath is recited by believers around the world even today. Hanuman Chalisa was written in Awadhi language by a 16th century poet – Saint Tulsidas who is also famous for ‘Rama Charitra Manas’.

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  3. Maha Mritunjaya Jaap
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    Health troubles don’t come into our lives by knocking doors and seeking entry permits. In today’s scientific day and age, medical researchers are trying to find a cure for every ailment. But healing cannot be uni-dimensional. People these days understand the importance of holistic healing. Thus no healing is complete without being connected to your divine spirit. And the best way to do so in matters of health is to recite this ever important mantra we call the Maha Mrityunjaya Jaap.

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  4. Tulsi Vivah
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    Tulsi Vivah Puja essentially marks the end of rainy season and the commencement of the wedding season of the Hindus. This ritual involves a marriage between the sacred Tulsi plant and Lord Vishnu. It occurs on the Ekadashi (11th) day of the Shukla Paksha (bright fortnight) of the Kartik (October-November) month. This day is also known as Prabodhini Ekadashi. It is sometimes celebrated on the Dwadashi (12th) day, or Kartik Purnima, or continues from Ekadashi to the Purnima Day. Hence, the actual date in 2016 is from the 11th of November to the 14th of November.

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