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06/11/2024

Labh Pacham!

Labh Pacham is a significant day in the Gujarati calendar, typically celebrated on the 12th day of the bright half of the Hindu month of Kartik.

Significance:

- Prosperity and Wealth: Labh Pacham marks the beginning of the auspicious period for financial growth and prosperity.
- Business and Trade: Considered an ideal day to start new business ventures or expand existing ones.
- Good Fortune: Believed to bring good luck and fortune.

Rituals:

1. Puja: Perform puja to Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi.
2. Worship: Worship account books, currency, and other business-related items.
3. Charity: Donate to the needy.
4. Family Gathering: Share meals and spend time with family.

Traditions:

- Clean and decorate homes and workplaces.
- Worship Tulsi plant.
- Offer prayers to ancestors.

Mantras:

- "Om Shri Ganeshaya Namah"
- "Om Shri Laksmi Narayanaya Namah"

Benefits:

- Prosperity and financial growth
- Good fortune and luck
- Success in business and trade

Labh Pacham Wishes:

"May Labh Pacham bring prosperity and success to your life!"

"Wishing you good fortune and financial growth on Labh Pacham!"

How do you celebrate Labh Pacham?

03/11/2024

Bhai Dooj!

Bhai Dooj, also known as Bhau Beej or Bhaiya Dooj, is a significant Hindu festival celebrating the bond between brothers and sisters. It falls on the second lunar day of the Shukla Paksha (bright fortnight) in the Hindu month of Kartik.

Significance:

- Brother-Sister Bond: Strengthens sibling relationship.
- Protection and Blessings: Sisters pray for brothers' long life and prosperity.
- Gratitude and Love: Brothers show appreciation for sisters' love and support.

Rituals:

1. Puja: Sisters perform puja for their brothers' well-being.
2. Tilak: Sisters apply tilak (vermilion mark) on brothers' foreheads.
3. Aarti: Sisters perform aarti for brothers.
4. Gifts: Brothers gift sisters with presents.
5. Feast: Families share a festive meal together.

Traditions:

- Sisters wake up early, bathe, and worship Lord Krishna.
- Brothers visit sisters' homes or vice versa.
- Traditional sweets and dishes are prepared.

Regional Celebrations:

- North India: Bhai Dooj
- Maharashtra: Bhau Beej
- Gujarat: Bhai Beej
- West Bengal: Bhai Phonta

Mantras:

- "Om Yogakshemam Vahamyaham"
- "Om Bhagyaabhivrudhaye Namah"

Benefits:

- Strengthened sibling bond
- Protection and blessings for brothers
- Prosperity and good fortune

Bhai Dooj Messages:

"Happy Bhai Dooj to my amazing brother! Thank you for being my rock."

"Wishing my dear sister a happy Bhai Dooj! You're the best!"

How do you celebrate Bhai Dooj?

01/11/2024

In Gujarati, "Happy New Year" can be expressed as:

"નવું વર્ષાભિનંદન" (Navu Varshabhinandan)

Other ways to wish someone a Happy New Year in Gujarati:

- "નવું વર્ષ મંગળમય હોવું" (Navu Varsh Mangalmay Havu)
- "શુભ નવું વર્ષ" (Shubh Navu Varsh)
- "ખુશીઓનું નવું વર્ષ" (Khushionu Navu Varsh)

Gujarati New Year is celebrated as "Bestu Varsh" or "Vikram Samvat", which usually falls on the day after Diwali.

*નવું વર્ષાભિનંદન (Navu Varshabhinandan)*

- "નવું" (Navu) means "new"
- "વર્ષ" (Varsh) means "year"
- "અભિનંદન" (Abhinandan) means "congratulations" or "good wishes"

So, "Navu Varshabhinandan" literally means "Congratulations on the New Year".

*નવું વર્ષ મંગળમય હોવું (Navu Varsh Mangalmay Havu)*

- "મંગળમય" (Mangalmay) means "auspicious" or "full of good fortune"

This phrase wishes the person a new year filled with good fortune and prosperity.

*શુભ નવું વર્ષ (Shubh Navu Varsh)*

- "શુભ" (Shubh) means "auspicious" or "good"

This phrase simply wishes someone a good and auspicious new year.

*ખુશીઓનું નવું વર્ષ (Khushionu Navu Varsh)*

- "ખુશીઓનું" (Khushionu) means "full of happiness"

This phrase wishes someone a new year filled with happiness.

Keshavi's Healing Klinic

30/10/2024

Diwali!

Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is celebrated on the 15th lunar day of the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) in the Hindu month of Kartik. It symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance.

Significance:

- Return of Lord Rama: Celebrates Lord Rama's return to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile.
- Victory of Lord Krishna: Commemorates Lord Krishna's victory over Narakasura.
- Goddess Lakshmi Puja: Worshiping the goddess of wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.

Rituals:

1. Cleaning and Decorating Homes
2. Lighting Diyas (earthen lamps) and Candles
3. Worshiping Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha
4. Offering Prayers and Naivedya (food offerings)
5. Fireworks and Sparklers

Traditions:

- Decorating homes with rangoli, flowers, and lights
- Wearing new clothes and jewelry
- Exchanging gifts and sweets
- Family gatherings and feasts
- Playing cards and games

Mantras:

- "Om Shri Laksmi Narayanaya Namah"
- "Om Ganeshaya Namah"

Benefits:

- Prosperity and wealth
- Good fortune and luck
- Removal of darkness and negativity
- Blessings of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha

Diwali Wishes:

"May the lights of Diwali guide you toward prosperity, happiness, and enlightenment. Wishing you a sparkling and joyful Diwali!"

How do you celebrate Diwali?

04/09/2024

Happy Teachers Day to all my Gurus, Situations Of Life Experiences, My Love for work, Reverence and Gratitude...
I humbly offer all the success, recognition & honour that has come my way, at the feet of my teachers, who came in my life in various roles but have influenced & shaped my life & thoughts. Each one of you in this forum, is one of them. Happy teachers day.

17/01/2024

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24/10/2023

🌻DAY 10🌻🙏🏻 *Dasha Hara* is a Sanskrit word which means removal of ten bad qualities within you.... *_Ahankara_* (Ego)
*_Amaanavta_* (Cruelty)
*_Anyaaya_* (Injustice)
*_K**a vasana_* (Lust)
*_Krodha_* (Anger)
*_Lobha_* (Greed)
*_Mada_* (Over Pride)
*_Matsara_* (Jealousy)
*_Moha_* (Attachment)
*_Swartha_* (Selfishness)

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