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New Delhi: Shardiya Navratri is the most well-known and significant of all Navratris celebrated in the Hindu culture. As a result, Shardiya Navratri is also referred to as Maha Navratri. It occurs during the lunar month of Ashwin, during Sharad Ritu. Significance Of Shardiya Navratri: Sharad Ritu inspired the name Shardiya Navratri. During Navratri, each of the nine days is dedicated to a different aspect of the Goddess Shakti. Shardiya Navratri occurs in September or October. The nine-day celebration concludes on the tenth day with Dussehra or Vijaya Dashami. Women, particularly in Maharashtra and Gujarat, adorn themselves with 9 different colours, one for each day of Navratri. On a weekday, the colour of the day is decided. As per the Hindu mythology, each weekday is ruled by one of the planets or Navgrahas, and colours are assigned to each day accordingly. Each Navdurga Avatar represents a different aspect of Goddess Durga. In order to obtain Navdurga's blessings, people offer a specific Prasad each day. Please refer to the nine distinct Navratri Prasads that are offered to the nine forms of Navdurga during Navratri. Navratri 2022 Akhand Jyoti Niyam and Benefits: Sidhharrth S Kumaar, an Astro Numerologist by profession, believes that keeping akhand jyoti during Navratri, has many benefits. He shares benefits, niyams and mantras associated with it. - This helps the family in wish fulfillments and abundance of love, health and finance in life - It spreads positivity in th...

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Akhand Jyoti (अखण्ड ज्योति) is a monthly magazine published from Mathura. It was started in 1938 by Pt. Shriram Sharma Acharya, the founder of All World Gayatri Pariwar (www.awgp.org). The main objective of the magazine is to promote scientific spirituality and the religion of 21st century, that is, scientific religion. The magazine is published in more than 10 languages and has more than a million subscribers all across the globe. Akhand Jyoti covers various aspects of life, such as, personality development, health management, familial management, societal development, social sustainability, nation building and scientific spirituality. • Issuu Features - Fullscreen Sharing • Issuu Features - Social Posts • Issuu Features - Articles • Issuu Features - Embed • Issuu Features - Statistics • Issuu Features - InDesign Integration • Issuu Features - Cloud Storage Integration • Issuu Features - GIFs • Issuu Features - AMP Ready • Issuu Features - Add Links • Issuu Features - Teams • Issuu Features - Video • Issuu Features - Web-ready Fonts • Explore Issuu Content • • Explore - Arts & Entertainment • Explore - Business • Explore - Education • Explore - Family & Parenting • Explore - Food & Drink • Explore - Health & Fitness • Explore - Hobbies • Explore - Home & Garden • Explore - Pets • Explore - Religion & Spirituality • Explore - Science • Explore - Society • Explore - Sports • Explore - Style & Fashion • Explore - Technology & Computing • Explore - Travel • Explore - Vehicles

Akhand Jyoti is burnt continuously on all nine days of Navratri to just indicate that hope should never be relinquished as a little ray of light can dispel looming darkness all over the area. Devotion, just like light, can light our lives, just as a spark can ignite a wildfire. There are temples in India that have carried on this tradition of Akhanda Jyoti from ancient times. They are listed below. There is a mysterious background to this occurrence. Way back in 1914 a devout bhaktha by name Vishwanath Tiwari had procured an ‘Akhand ‘Jyoti' from the Kamakhya temple of Assam and brought it home to worship it. He was just a lad of about 10 years of age, when he acquired this deep which he installed on the Poornima day of June 1914. This apart, this one room temple has a smaller akhand diya that is lit using ghee while the bigger Akhand Jyoti uses mustard oil, to keep its flames burning all the time. Twice, every day, the diyas are filled with oil and ghee in the temple which opens for the devout around 5.30 am. Aarti is held during Navratri in this temple for three times, and the Brahmins from Bettiah, a city in Bihar, arrive to conduct the Navratri puja rituals. Ashtami and Navami days are the busiest here as the temple opens 24 hours whereas totally 12 to 15000 devotees gather to celebrate the nine days of Navratri. With a prestigious clientele comprising of ministers and bureaucrats this temple serves the creamy layer and the underprivileged in the same manner. Bhandara b...

• v • t • e Jyoti is a holy flame that is lit with cotton wicks and Akhand jyoti [ ] अखंड ज्योति (Akhand jyoti) means a flame that burns without any interruption. The jyot burns all the time following certain rituals. Diya with ghee should be kept on the right hand side of Goddess and an oil lit diya should be kept Diya with ghee should be kept on the left side. • Zee Madhya Pradesh Chhattisgarh. 2020-10-16 . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • www.dailyo.in . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • नवभारतटाइम्स.कॉम (2020-03-25). नवभारत टाइम्स (in Hindi) . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • punjabkesari. 2017-03-20 . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • Sārikā (in Hindi). Beneta Kolamaina eṇḍa Kampanī. 1987. p.36. • Sivkishen (2015-01-23). Kingdom of Shiva. Diamond Pocket Books Pvt Ltd. 978-81-288-3028-0. • Amar Ujala (in Hindi) . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • The Economic Times . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • www.jagran.com (in Hindi) . Retrieved 2021-02-23.

With about 45 million visually impaired and 15 million blind in both eyes, India has the largest population of blind people in the world. A substantial portion of this blindness is in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. In Bihar alone, over 4 million people are visually impaired, and 700,000 are needlessly blind in both eyes just due to cataracts, which can be easily cured through a simple sight-restoring surgery. Additionally 100,000 cases get added to this pool every year. To eliminate this huge quantum of blindness, Akhand Jyoti has committed to performing over 250,000 free eye surgeries annually till 2030, which would be achieved by increasing its existing surgical output by 4X times. Presently Akhand Jyoti has 5 surgical centres, together performing around 70,000 surgeries annually, out of which around 65,000 are done free for the poor." Your support would enable Akhand Jyoti to provide free surgeries to the needy. Additionally Akhand Jyoti inducts rural underprivileged girls to train them as skilled optometrists to lead the blindness elimination efforts. Your support would also enable Akhand Jyoti to train and skill more of these girls. The greatest legacy would be to create a significant annual surgical capacity of free surgeries and empower girls to become skilled optometrists. By 2030 Akhand Jyoti is poised to do 250,000 free eye surgeries every year and additionally train 1,500 girls as professionally qualified optometrists. Building the 1st of its kind Centre of Excellence...

Akhand Jyoti is burnt continuously on all nine days of Navratri to just indicate that hope should never be relinquished as a little ray of light can dispel looming darkness all over the area. Devotion, just like light, can light our lives, just as a spark can ignite a wildfire. There are temples in India that have carried on this tradition of Akhanda Jyoti from ancient times. They are listed below. There is a mysterious background to this occurrence. Way back in 1914 a devout bhaktha by name Vishwanath Tiwari had procured an ‘Akhand ‘Jyoti' from the Kamakhya temple of Assam and brought it home to worship it. He was just a lad of about 10 years of age, when he acquired this deep which he installed on the Poornima day of June 1914. This apart, this one room temple has a smaller akhand diya that is lit using ghee while the bigger Akhand Jyoti uses mustard oil, to keep its flames burning all the time. Twice, every day, the diyas are filled with oil and ghee in the temple which opens for the devout around 5.30 am. Aarti is held during Navratri in this temple for three times, and the Brahmins from Bettiah, a city in Bihar, arrive to conduct the Navratri puja rituals. Ashtami and Navami days are the busiest here as the temple opens 24 hours whereas totally 12 to 15000 devotees gather to celebrate the nine days of Navratri. With a prestigious clientele comprising of ministers and bureaucrats this temple serves the creamy layer and the underprivileged in the same manner. Bhandara b...

• v • t • e Jyoti is a holy flame that is lit with cotton wicks and Akhand jyoti [ ] अखंड ज्योति (Akhand jyoti) means a flame that burns without any interruption. The jyot burns all the time following certain rituals. Diya with ghee should be kept on the right hand side of Goddess and an oil lit diya should be kept Diya with ghee should be kept on the left side. • Zee Madhya Pradesh Chhattisgarh. 2020-10-16 . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • www.dailyo.in . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • नवभारतटाइम्स.कॉम (2020-03-25). नवभारत टाइम्स (in Hindi) . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • punjabkesari. 2017-03-20 . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • Sārikā (in Hindi). Beneta Kolamaina eṇḍa Kampanī. 1987. p.36. • Sivkishen (2015-01-23). Kingdom of Shiva. Diamond Pocket Books Pvt Ltd. 978-81-288-3028-0. • Amar Ujala (in Hindi) . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • The Economic Times . Retrieved 2021-02-23. • www.jagran.com (in Hindi) . Retrieved 2021-02-23.

Parmeshwar Shah Is An Ideal Example Of How Akhand Jyoti Is Changing Lives Of The Underprivileged Parmeshwar Shah, a resident of Sursar in Sitamarhi district of Bihar, had left farming several years ago. He lived a happy life with his family of two sons and two daughters, and a caring wife. His elder son was married and living separately with his wife... Fulamaro Khatoon Has Been Contemplating On Ending Her Life But Then Her Life Took A Different Path. Read How! At 80, Fulamaro Khatoon prayed she didn’t make it to living another day. She wanted to slash her wrists, hang herself to the ceiling fan and end her life. She wanted to meet God, who she believed lived somewhere up in the sky. She thought she caused... A Simple Stitch Less Cataract Surgery Makes This Man Stitch Together His Dreams Again! Rahmat - it is not just any other word that you may randomly come across. It is a collection of letters. Which add up to translate into blessings, kindness, mercy and even prosperity. And for Rahmat Ali, a third generation tailor from Parwaha, it has a di...