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Who is Dharmapala Mahakala (Vajrabara Mahakala)

Who is Dharmapala Mahakala (Vajrabara Mahakala) #mahakala #mahakali #dharmapala #dharmapalamahakala

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According to Buddhism, There are six protectos of Buddhism. Dharmapala which means the protector of religion, morals and Law and described with wrathful Gods in Buddhism protecting their disciples. The major six different protectors gods in Buddhism are Mahakala, Palden Lhamo, Guanyin, Manjushree and Vajrapani. On this article, we will talking about one of six…

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Who is Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara ?

Who is Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara ? Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara or also known as Padmapani and considered as "The Bodhisattva of infinite compassion". #avalokiteshvara #buddhism #bodhisattva #nepal #namastenepalayas #nepali #karunamaya #compassion

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Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara or also known as Padmapani and considered as “The Bodhisattva of infinite compassion”. Avalokiteshvara is derived from three words “Ava” which means “Down” and “Okita” means “to notice” or “Observe” and “Isvara” means ” Lord”, “Ruler”, or “Master” Combiningly called as “Lord Avalokiteshvara -who gazes down”. Bodhisattva is believed to be…

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Gaura Parbha in Nepal

Gaura Parbha or Gaura festival is celebrated mainly by Hinduism devotees in Nepal dedicated to Goddess Gauri. #gauri #gaurifestival #gauriparbha #parvati #hinduism #nepal #nepali #festival

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Gaura Parbha or Gaura festival is celebrated mainly by Hinduism devotees in Nepal dedicated to Goddess Gauri (Wife of Lord Shiva). The festival is specially celebrated in most of middle western and far western part of Nepal. Gaura Parbha is celebrated in the month of Bhadra according to Nepali calendar (August-September). Related Article: Teej Festival in Nepal Relat…

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Dharmapala Palden Lhamo

Dharmapala Palden Lhamo is known as "Glorious Goddess" a terrifying female protector of Buddhism. She is known as Shridevi which means "Great Lady." #paldenlhamo #dharmapala #dharmapalapaldenlhamo #buddhism #buddhist #paldenmantra

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Dharmapala Palden Lhamo or Panden Lhamo is known as “Glorious Goddess” is a terrifying female protector of Buddhism. According to Hinduism, She is known as Shridevi which means “Great Lady.” Sometimes she is regarded as a wrathful emanation of Saraswati (Goddess of Hinduism). Among eight guardians of Dharmapala, Palden Lhamo is the only female Goddess protecting…

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Hartalika Teej in Nepal

Hartalika Teej in Nepal Wish all Nepal women- Goddess Pravati accepts your prayers grant her blessings your marital life. #teej #hartalikateej #teejnepal #teejfestival #namastenepalayas #nepal #festival

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Teej is popularly known as Hartalika Teej is a great festival observed by Hindu followers mainly in Nepal and some part of India. Hartalika Teej in Nepal is observed mainly by women dedicated to Goddess Parvati for the reunion with Lord Shiva (God of Destroyer).

The festival usually falls in the month of Bhadra (English Calendar: August- September)according to…

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Father's Day in Nepal is also known as Pitritapani Aausi, Gokarna Aausi or Khushe Ausi. The day is also popularly known as Buba Ko Mukh Herne Din. http://dlvr.it/RdwCMC

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Father's Day in Nepal

Today 3rd Bhadra 2077, People of Nepal celebrate Father's Day as Buba Ko Mukh herne Din. #fathersday #kusheaausi #gokarnaaausi #gokarna #nepal #festival #namastenepalayas #fathersdayinnepal

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Father’s day is also known as Pitritapani Aausi, Gokarna Aausi or Khushe Aausi in Nepal, and is celebrated on the month of Bhadra according to Nepali Calendar. And according to the English calendar, the fair lies in the mid-September. As the name, it explains the festival lies in the no- moon day of the month of Bhadra. This Day is also Popularly known as Buba Ko…

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Happy Krishna Janmasthami 2077 in Nepal

Happy Krishna Janmasthami 2077 in Nepal #krishnajanmasthami #krishnajanmasthami2020 #happykrishnajanmasthami #krishnajanmasthami2077 #namastenepalayas #nepal #festival #lordkrishna #krishna #birthday #hindugod #hinduism

Krishna Janmasthami (Nepali: कृष्ण जन्माष्टमी) is one of the holy and important festivals celebrated in Nepal by Hindu followers. Today, 11th August 2020 (Nepali: 27th Shrawan, 2077); people of different places go temples dedicated to Lord Krishna in Nepal and celebrate Krishna Janmasthami. Krishna Janmasthami means ‘The birthday of Lord Krishna’. It is also known as Gokulashtami or Srikrishna…

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Saparu Festival in Nepal

Saparu Festival in Nepal Happy Gai-Jatra (SAPARU) Festival to all the People From Nepal #Gaijatra #saparu #festival #festivalinnepal #namastenepalayas #nepal #nepali #proudtobenewar #newar #newari

Gai-Jatra (Nepali: गाई जात्रा) or Cow Festival which is originally known as Saparu (Nepali: सा पारु) by Local Newar in Kathmandu valley is the important festival celebrated in Nepal, mainly in Kathmandu valley by Newar Community. This festival generally falls in the month of Bhadra (Nepal Calendar)in mid-July-August. The festival is celebrated according to Lunar Nepa falls on the first day of…

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Janai Purnima | Kwati Purnima | Raksha Bandhan in Nepal

Janai Purnima | Kwati Purnima | Raksha Bandhan in Nepal #janaipurnima #kwatipurnima #rakshabandhan #kwati #namastenepalayas #janai #festival #festivalsinnepal #nepal #hinduism #nepali #newari

Janai Purnima | Kwati Purnima | Raksha Bandhan is a Hindu festival observed in the full-moon day according to Nepalese calendar in the month of Shrawan. According to the English calendar, the festival lies between the end of July and early August.

The local Newars of Kathmandu valley called as ‘Gunhi Punhi’. In another word, local Newar called this day as ‘Kwati Purnima’. The festival is…

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Kheer Khane Din [खीर खानी दिन]

Kheer Khane Din [खीर खानी दिन] in Nepal #kheerkhanedin #festival #kheer #ricepudding #nepalfestival #namastenepalayas #ricepuddingday #ricepudding

Festivals play an important role showing their significant identity towards the nation, religion or culture, and brings people’s life with joy, excitement, connection and togetherness and as well as the unity. Festivals; either it is honored such as Dashin and Dewali, or other significant festivals or events, every festivals or events have their unique importance and celebrated with joys in Nepal.

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Amazing Facts About Nepal [Updated: 2020]

Amazing Facts About Nepal #nepal #nepalfacts #factsofnepal #nepali #namastenepalayas #lumbini #facts #factsnepal #amazingfacts #hinduism #buddhism #gautambuddha

Nepal is one of the oldest independent Nation in the world. Nepal is one of the smallest nation in Asia covering the area of 1,47,516 KM Sq. Many people have little or no Knowledge related to Nepal and Nepal Facts. Today we will be providing various amazing facts about Nepal in 2020. Let’s learn what are the important and amazing facts about Nepal.

Nepal World Map

Nepal is a landlocked country…

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Nag Panchami (नाग पंचमी) in Nepal

Nag Panchami (नाग पंचमी) in Nepal #nagpanchami #nagpanchamiinnepal #nepalfestival #namastenepalayas #nagapanchami #nagpanchami #festival #nepal #hinduism #nagaraja

Today Saturday, July 25, 2020 AD. According to Nepali Calendar, it is Shrawan 10, 2077 B.S., people following Hindu religion in Nepal are celebrating Nag Panchami, which means the day of the Snakes (Nag means Snakes). People celebrate Nag Panchami or Naga Panchami on the fifth day after new-moon day (Aushi) Therefore, the festival called Nag Panchami (Panchami means the fifth day of new moon day)

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Popular 15 Musical Instruments in Nepal

Popular 15 Musical Instruments in Nepal #musicalinstruments #traditionalmusic #madal #dhime #newar #nepal #namastenepalayas #sarangi #musicnepal #musicalinstrumnets innepal #panchebaja #nepali #visitnepal #musicnepali

Music Plays very significant Role in Nepal and People Living in Nepal. Music of Nepal is very much Connected to Nepal and Nepal Traditions. When we talk about Nepal Music, We are actually connecting with Traditional Musical Instruments in Nepal. There are more than 200s different types of musical instruments in Nepal. Not only that various Musical Instruments in Nepal are played on significant…

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Best Drinks and Soups of Nepal

Best Drinks and Soups of Nepal #drinksofnepal #soupsofnepal #nepalfoods #foodlovers #nepaldrinks #kwati #foods #soups #drinks #namastenepalayas

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Many people talk about Traditional Foods of Nepal. Nepal has the most amazing and traditional foods prepared in Nepal which very few people recognize it. To read about the different foods of Nepal, you can read on my articles are given below. In today’s article, we will be talking about what are the Best Drinks and Soups of Nepal prepared during the various…

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