Spirituality News

Kerala, known for its rich spiritual heritage, is home to several revered temples dedicated to Lord Rama. These temples not only hold historical and mythological significance but also attract thousands of devotees, especially during festivals like Ram Navami.   

Mangalwar Ke Upay: Worshipping Hanuman Ji on Tuesdays removes suffering. Offering chola to Hanuman Ji, reciting Hanuman Chalisa, and feeding the poor bring auspicious results. Problems get resolved, leading to career success and wealth. Learn more

Chaitra Navratri 2025: This time, Chaitra Navratri begins on Sunday, March 30th. Kalash Sthapana is done on this day. There are some special rules related to Mata Pujan, which everyone should keep in mind.  

Chaitra Navratri 2025 will be celebrated for 8 days. Know the Shubh Muhurat, Ghata Sthapana time, Kalash setup ritual, and the auspicious color for the first day.  

Thirayattam is a vibrant ritualistic performance native to North Kerala, particularly in the Malabar region. This sacred folk art form, deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of the state, blends elements of dance, music, and theater. Performed in sacred groves and village shrines, Thirayattam is an offering to deities, showcasing elaborate costumes, intense rhythmic movements, and mystical storytelling.

Kanya Pujan 2025: There is a tradition of performing Kanya Pujan during Chaitra Navratri. The Navratri festival is not complete without Kanya Pujan. In the year 2025, Chaitra Navratri is starting from Sunday, March 30. Know the correct date of Kanya Pujan?  

At the sacred Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple in Kerala, countless devotees participate in a unique and deeply spiritual practice known as Thulabharam. In this age-old ritual, offerings equal to the devotee’s body weight are made to Lord Guruvayurappan as an expression of gratitude, faith, and surrender.  

Naga worship holds a special place in Kerala's spiritual and cultural traditions. Rooted in ancient beliefs, this practice revolves around reverence for snakes, considered symbols of fertility, protection, and prosperity.

Kerala’s spiritual traditions are deeply intertwined with ancient sciences like Jyothisha (Astrology) and Tantra, practices that continue to guide temple rituals and personal destinies. Unlike popular misconceptions, these disciplines in Kerala temples are highly codified, ritualistic, and deeply spiritual.

Kerala, often referred to as “God’s Own Country,” holds a treasure trove of spiritual expression through its ancient art and architecture. From intricately designed temple structures to the vibrant, detailed murals that adorn their walls, Kerala’s temples are not just places of worship but also profound embodiments of spiritual philosophy, mythology, and cultural ethos.