Vrathas are called "Upavasas" which literally means "Living near God". The devotee voluntarily imposes on himself food restrictions and emotional restrictions.


Krithigai Vratham:For which God?
Lord Murugan or Subramanya
Significance of Krithigai vratham:
For oneness in the family
Bheemashtami:
The eighth day of the Shukla Paksha of the Magha month is known as Bheemashtami. It was on this day when Bheesma Pitamah passed away.


Krithigai Vratham:For which God?
Lord Murugan or Subramanya
Significance of Krithigai vratham:
For oneness in the family
Bheemashtami:
The eighth day of the Shukla Paksha of the Magha month is known as Bheemashtami. It was on this day when Bheesma Pitamah passed away.
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