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  A quiet but powerful shift is happening across the world. Gen Z — the generation born roughly between the mid-1990s and early 2010s — is redefining what spirituality means in modern life. Unlike earlier generations, they are moving away from strict rituals and fixed beliefs, choosing instead a path of personal meaning, self-discovery, and inner growth . This is not a rejection of spirituality — it’s a transformation. 1. Spiritual, But Not Traditionally Religious Many Gen Z individuals do not strongly identify with organized religion, yet they still care deeply about spiritual questions: Who am I? What gives life meaning? How do I stay balanced in a stressful world? For them, spirituality is less about following rules and more about feeling connected — to themselves, others, nature, and the universe . 2. From Rituals to Personal Practice Traditional rituals once passed down through families are being replaced or re-imagined. Gen Z prefers practices that feel usefu...

In Sanatan Dharma, time is not merely a sequence of days—it is a living energy that influences human life, nature, and spiritual evolution. Kharmas Month (16th Dec, 2025 - 14th Jan, 2026)   is one such spiritually significant period that invites introspection, restraint, and devotion. In Kharmas Month 2025 , devotees are encouraged to step away from material pursuits and move inward through Sadhana (spiritual practice), Seva (selfless service), and Self-Discipline . This sacred phase is not about restriction alone—it is about realignment with higher consciousness . Understanding Kharmas Month Kharmas occurs when Surya (the Sun) transits into Dhanu Rashi (Sagittarius) , ruled by Guru Brihaspati (Jupiter). During this time, the Sun’s energy is believed to slow down, making it an inauspicious period for worldly beginnings such as marriages, housewarming ceremonies, and new business ventures. However, spiritually, Kharmas is considered highly auspicious . It is a divine pause—an oppo...

Safla Ekadashi is one of the most auspicious Ekadashis in Hindu tradition, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe. The word “Safla” means successful or fruitful , and true to its name, this sacred day is believed to turn sincere efforts into success. Observed during the Krishna Paksha of the Pausha month, Safla Ekadashi holds immense spiritual importance for devotees seeking peace, prosperity, and liberation from past sins. This Ekadashi is not just about fasting; it is a powerful spiritual practice that purifies the mind, body, and soul while strengthening one’s devotion to Lord Vishnu. What Is Safla Ekadashi? Safla Ekadashi is observed on the eleventh lunar day (Ekadashi) of the waning phase of the moon in the Pausha month of the Hindu calendar. On this day, devotees worship Lord Vishnu with devotion and observe a vrat (fast) to attain divine blessings. Key highlights of Safla Ekadashi: Observed during Pausha Krishna Paksha Dedicated to Lord Vishnu Kn...