Lord Dattatreya is a revered figure in Hinduism, often depicted as a divine being who embodies the unity of the trinity of Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the preserver), and Shiva (the destroyer). Known for his wisdom, compassion, and spiritual insight, he is regarded as a guru and the ultimate teacher who transcends the limitations of time and space. His teachings emphasize the importance of self-realization, detachment from material desires, and devotion to the divine.

Dattatreya is often shown with three heads and six arms, symbolizing his connection to the three principal deities. He is said to have lived as an ascetic and a wanderer, imparting knowledge to his followers through various means, including his 24 spiritual gurus (each representing a different aspect of life and nature). His life and teachings can be found in several sacred texts, such as the *Dattatreya Upanishad*, *Dattatreya Mahatmya*, and *Avadhuta Gita*, where he reveals profound philosophical wisdom.

Devotees of Lord Dattatreya seek his blessings for guidance in their spiritual journey, protection from negative influences, and inner peace. He is worshiped across India, especially in regions like Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, where temples dedicated to him are found.

Lord Dattatreya’s message transcends religious boundaries and offers a path to spiritual liberation, making him a universally respected figure in Hindu spirituality.

18,000 Guru Dattatreya Karya Siddhi Mantra Japa and Sarva Sankat Nashak Havan

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"Ekadashi Tithi Begins - 05:05 AM on Mar 25, 2025
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Papmochani Ekadashi is observed to seek relief from sins and attain spiritual purification.

Papmochani Ekadashi

Dattatreya Temple

Adi Veni Madhav Temple, one of the 12 Madhav temples established by Lord Vishnu, is situated near the sacred Triveni Sangam in Prayagraj. The temple is believed to grant prosperity, mental peace, and spiritual growth to devotees who perform puja here.	The temple sees a large number of devotees during Magh Mela and Kumbh Mela, where special pujas are conducted for purification and prosperity. Ekadashi and Kartik Purnima are also significant days when devotees perform rituals to seek Vishnu’s blessings. Chaturmas Puja is another key ritual that enhances spiritual growth and devotion.	Performing puja at Adi Veni Madhav Temple helps in achieving prosperity and mental peace by removing past karmic burdens. As mentioned in the Padma Purana, worshipping Lord Vishnu at Prayagraj during auspicious times ensures liberation from sins and brings lasting peace and happiness.

Adi Veni Madhav Prayagraj - Dhan Aishwarya Maha Puja

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Adi Veni Madhav

Deergh Vishnu Mandir in Mathura is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his cosmic form, symbolizing balance and protection. It is believed that offering prayers here grants long-lasting prosperity and stability in life.	The temple draws devotees during Vaikuntha Ekadashi, considered the most auspicious for seeking Lord Vishnu's blessings. Akshaya Tritiya is another important occasion when puja is performed for continuous growth and success. Special rituals are also conducted on Rama Navami and Janmashtami, attracting large crowds seeking divine grace.	Puja at Deergh Vishnu Mandir helps in attaining prosperity, career stability, and financial growth. According to the Vishnu Sahasranama, devotion to Lord Vishnu brings protection from negativity and ensures lasting peace and well-being. Prayers offered during auspicious tithis enhance spiritual merit and fulfill the desires of devotees.

Deergh Vishnu Mandir - Sukh Samridhi Shanti Maha Puja

Deergh Vishnu

Vishnupad Temple (Sanskrit: विष्णुपद मंदिर, IAST: Viṣṇupada Mandira; lit. 'temple of Vishnu's feet') is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu in Gaya, Bihar, India, located on the banks of Phalgu river. The temple is believed to be built upon the site where Vishnu had purportedly killed the demon Gayasura or pinned him underground. The temple features a 40-cm footprint purported to be of Lord Vishnu incised into a block of basalt, known as Dharmasila which was retained when the deity stepped on Gayasura's chest before pinning him underground.

Gaya Vishnupad Mandir Visesh Tulsi Archana Seva

Shri Vishnu Pad Mandir

Brihaspati, also known as Guru, was the son of Angira. He embodied all the virtues of a noble person—he was a leader, a good Samaritan, and showed deep respect for elders and teachers.

Brihaspati traveled to Kashi, where he installed a Shiv Ling and devoted himself to worshiping Lord Shiva for several years. Through his unwavering devotion, Lord Shiva appeared before him in the form of Jyoti (Divine Light) emerging from the Ling. Overcome with joy and awe, Brihaspati began singing praises of Lord Shiva. In response, Lord Shiva blessed Brihaspati, proclaiming him to be the Lord of all Devas. As a reward for his devotion and prayers, Shiva also granted Brihaspati the title of Vachaspati, meaning "one who excels in speech." Furthermore, the Shiv Ling installed by Brihaspati came to be known as Brihaspateeshwar, in honor of his devotion.

Guru Chandal Dosh Nivaran Puja - Brihaspateeshwar Temple Kashi

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Brihaspateeshwar Mandir

The Kale Ram Temple in Ayodhya, India is a sacred site revered by Hindus. It is dedicated to Lord Rama, a central figure in the Hindu epic Ramayana. The temple is renowned for its striking architecture, characterised by intricate carvings and vibrant colours. Devotees flock to this holy place to offer prayers, seek blessings, and immerse themselves in spiritual activities. 


Shri Kale Ram Temple is located in the city of Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. The Temple is dedicated to Lord Ram. King Vikramaditya built the Ram temple on Ram ki Paidi 2000 years ago after restoring the Kalaram temple. In 1528 A.D. Babar invaded and tried to demolish the temple and then holy idol. A holy being named Shyamanand Saraswati saved the idol and threw it in the Saryu River. The idol stayed there for 220 years..


The temple holds great historical significance, adding to its allure for pilgrims and tourists alike. With its serene ambiance and cultural importance, the Kale Ram Temple stands as a symbol of devotion and reverence in the heart of Ayodhya.

Kale Ram Mandir Ayodhya - Ram  Rakhsha Kavach Puja

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Kale Ram Mandir

Khatushyam Baba, also known as Barbarika, is a revered deity in Hinduism, particularly in western India. His story is intertwined with the epic Mahabharata.
Barbarika was a grandson of Bhima, one of the Pandava brothers. Renowned for his exceptional archery skills, he possessed three infallible arrows gifted by Lord Shiva. These arrows could mark targets for destruction, save designated beings, and then destroy the marked targets.
Recognizing Barbarika's immense power, Lord Krishna, to prevent a devastating outcome in the Kurukshetra War, requested Barbarika to donate his head as a symbol of sacrifice. In return, Krishna promised Barbarika eternal life and immortality.
Lord Krishna granted Barbarika the boon that in the Kali Yuga, people would worship him under the name of Lord Krishna.
Today, Khatushyam Ji is worshipped as a powerful deity. Devotees believe that offering prayers and visiting the temple can bring blessings and fulfillment of wishes.

Khatu Shyam Mandir Ujjain - Shyam Sarva Mangal Puja

Khatu Shyam

The Puja for Prosperity at Shri Bankey Bihari Temple, Vrindavan, is dedicated to Lord Krishna, who is worshipped in his "Tribhanga" form, symbolizing the divine union of Radha and Krishna. The puja is performed with deep devotion to seek blessings for happiness, wealth, and success in life.	The temple sees a massive influx of devotees during Janmashtami (Lord Krishna’s birth) and Radhashtami (Radha Rani’s birth), both celebrated with grandeur. Phool Bangla and Phoolon Ki Holi mark the spring season with vibrant floral decorations. Mangal Aarti, performed only once a year on Sharad Purnima, is considered highly auspicious and draws large crowds.	Performing this puja is believed to attract prosperity, spiritual growth, and overall well-being. According to the Bhagavad Gita, devotion to Lord Krishna purifies the soul, removes obstacles, and leads to ultimate liberation (moksha). Offering prayers at this sacred temple brings divine grace, ensuring peace and abundance in life.

Shri Bankey Bihari Ji Mandir Vrindavan - Sarva Manokamna Purti Puja

Bankey Bihari Temple

Baba Baidyanath Dham, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas dedicated to Lord Shiva, holds immense historical and religious significance in India. According to Hindu mythology, its story is linked to the legend of Lord Shiva and his ardent devotee, the demon king Ravana.

It is believed that Ravana, in his devotion to Lord Shiva, sought to take the divine Lingam (an abstract representation of Shiva) to Lanka. To prevent this, Lord Vishnu intervened by tricking Ravana, leading him to place the Lingam at Deoghar. This sacred site later came to be known as Baba Baidyanath Dham.

A pilgrimage to Baba Baidyanath Dham is said to bring spiritual purification and blessings from Lord Shiva. Devotees visit the temple seeking solace, divine grace, and the fulfillment of their wishes. The temple attracts millions of pilgrims annually, especially during the holy month of Shravan (July-August), when devotees undertake the Kanwar Yatra to offer holy water from the Ganges River to the Lingam at Baba Baidyanath Dham.

Baba Baidyanath Jyotirlinga Kshetra Sanjeevani Maha Puja

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"Tithi Begins - 11:03 PM, Mar 27
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Masik Shivratri is a monthly celebration dedicated to Lord Shiva, observed on the 14th day of the waning moon.

Masik Shivratri (Chaitra Mash Visesh)

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According to local people Mahashivaratri, Shravan Mela, Vaikunth Chaturdashi are the important festivals celebrated in this temple during which large number of reverents visit the temple.
Location of the Temple
Ghrishneshwar Jyotirlinga is located near Batuk Bhairav in Kamchcha Devi Temple premises in Varanasi. Local conveyance is easily available to visit the temple.