Navratri is a Hindu festival observed each year, honoring Goddess Durga in her nine forms. Celebrated over nine nights and ten days, representing the triumph of good over evil. While it is known for its vibrant dances and rituals, the festival holds a deeper essence. Navratri is a spiritual journey to honor the nine forms of…
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7 Eco-Friendly Alternatives for a Safer Diwali: Celebrating with Sustainability
Traditionally, Diwali celebrations include decorating homes, preparing sweets, lighting diyas, and, for many, bursting firecrackers. However, the environmental impact of fireworks—air pollution, noise pollution, and waste—is considerable. Fireworks release harmful chemicals and particulates, affecting air quality and human health, while debris pollutes our landscapes. With growing awareness of the need for sustainable practices, many choose…
Power of Goal Setting for Mothers- Free goal-setting template included
Motherhood is a fulfilling and challenging journey that demands immense dedication and selflessness. However, amidst the responsibilities of caring for others, it is vital for mothers to prioritize their own personal growth and fulfilment. Goal setting provides a powerful framework for mothers to cultivate their passions, dreams, and aspirations. By setting clear goals, mothers can…
Varamahalakshmi vratha
Varamahalakshmi is the goddess of wealth and prosperity. Pooja of Varamahalakshmi (Vara Mahalakshmi Vratha) is celebrated by Hindu’s in South India, on Friday, in the month of Sravana. Goddess Lakshmi has 8 different forms and performing this particular vratha is said to impress all her forms, hence, good health will be bestowed to the family….
Ghungroo, a musical anklet
Ghungroo is one of the many small metallic bells strung together, to form a musical anklet, tied to the feet of Indian classical dancers of Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Kuchipudi, odissi, etc. Sometimes, it is also worn by Indian folk dancers and also used as a piece of orchestra. A single string of ghungroos can range from 50 to greater than…
The Indian bride
Beautiful bride awaits to see her would-be husband with a garland in her hand. Photography challenge: A face in the crowd
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