Thursday, 7 April 2016

GUDI PADVA USHERING IN PROSPERITY

Gudi Padva is the first day of chaitra monththat marks the beginning of the new year It has many names samvatsar padvo Yugadi   ugadi Chetichand and Navreh In Manipur it is celebrated as Sajibu Nogmapanba cheriraobo A gudi is adorned at the entrance of a maharastrian home it is a stick covered with bright cloth topped with sugsr crystals neemleaves twig of mango leaves garland of flowers this is covered by a silver or copper pot in inverted position The festivity is observed by wearing new clothes and foodfare of shrikhand puri puranpolis Buying gold or anything newis considered auspicious and ushers good fortune                                                                                                                                                              

Monday, 25 May 2015

Ashmayu my dream













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Thursday, 31 October 2013

My Treasure Chest: Diwali the festival of lights just around the corn...

My Treasure Chest: Diwali the festival of lights just around the corn...: The festival of lights Diwali is celebrated by one and all it ushers with it cleaning whitewashing shopping making sweets and a whole lot o...

Diwali the festival of lights just around the corner

The festival of lights Diwali is celebrated by one and all it ushers with it cleaning whitewashing shopping making sweets and a whole lot of things everybody in family puts in their effort to make it the very best so friends hope you all have a wonderful Diwali




Saturday, 5 October 2013

Today is Ghatastapana the beginning nine day celebrations Each indian festival has a strong scientific and humane angle Navratri the festival of goddess DURGA signifies Divinity and Dynamism let us kill evil within us and transform into better individuals The traditional celebrations begin by placing a Ghata comprising a portion of soil from the farm is placed on dried leaves and sown with grain an earthern or metal pot  the metal pot Brahma Vishnu Shiva it also symbolises the ocean and convergence of rivers a puja of the ghata is offered with puran and kheer A garland of marigold flowers is offered