RITUAL GUIDES
Every ritual, the right way
The complete vidhi for festivals, vrats and life events — the steps, the story behind them, and a clear line between what scripture says and what your family does. Free, always.
No tags, no citations, no Sanskrit you have to look up. Just what to do.
Plain language, no citations, no Sanskrit to look up. Read in order — it takes about half an hour.
0 guides that assume nothing. What to buy, what to say, how long it takes, and what genuinely does not matter as much as you have been told.
Start at step 1 ›The date moves each year because it follows the lunar calendar, not the Gregorian one. Every guide states both.
The sand Shivalinga, the night vigil, and why this is a different vrat from Hariyali Teej.
Prana pratishtha at the Madhyahna muhurat, and what a pandit is genuinely for.
Recurring observances and household rituals. Kept when the household needs them, not when the calendar says so.
Jalabhishek, the bilva offering, and the fasting forms that are genuinely accepted.
The fifth kanda, recited at home. What you need, how long it takes, and the parts people skip.
The five-chapter katha, the prasad, and why this is the most performed household puja in North India.
The sixteen sacraments, from before birth to after death. Written with care, and without fear.
Naming the child. When it is done, who does it, and what the ceremony actually requires.
Entering a new home. The kalash, the boiling of milk, and the muhurat that matters.
Tarpan, the sixteen days of Pitru Paksha, and what is asked of the one performing it.
Dharma, Pratha or Bhranti — with a confidence score you can check. If we cannot name the text a reader could open, we do not make the claim.
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