- the use of
vratas. For prāyaścitta, the
vratas are the
second most
discussed method in the Puranas,
after the
tirtha (pilgrimage). A
vrata is observed...
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share some
elements with
vratas. They may
contain elements of are
often difficult to
distinguish from the
practice of
vratas.
Vratas are
discussed as a means...
- Look up
vrata in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Vrata is a
religious practice in Hinduism.
Vrata may also
refer to:
Vrata, Dravograd, a
settlement in...
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Dashama Vrata (Gujarati:દશામા વ્રત) is an
annual 10-day
Hindu festival or
vrata (religious vow),
mainly observed in the
Indian state of
Gujarat and Diu...
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Vrata is a
commune located in Mehedinți County, Oltenia, Romania. It is
composed of a
single village,
Vrata. This was part of Gârla Mare
Commune until...
- are
prescribed for a śrāvaka.
These include three guņa
vratas (Merit vows) and four śikşā
vratas (Disciplinary vows). The vow of sallekhanâ is observed...
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which include three guņa
vratas and four śikşā
vratas. In Jainism, both
ascetics and
householders have to
follow five vows (
vratas) compulsorily.
These five...
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Yampukur Vrata (Bengali: যমপুকুর ব্রত) is an
annual monthwide Hindu ritual or
vrata (religious vow),
mainly observed in the
Bengali Hindu community in...
- of wintertime. Datta,
Bhabataran (2007). The Folk-Rhymes of the
Bengali Vratas :
Complete and
Fully Translated and Annotated. The
Asiatic Society. p. 250...
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Savitri Vrata (also
Savitri Brata) or
Savitri Amavasya is a
fasting day,
commemorating the
pious act of
Savitri who
rescued her husband, Satyavan, from...
