Daily Vichar

Hello, everyone! Welcome again to my blog, Day 20. Doing it and doing it again, I've reached my 20th blog post. If you ask me, it feels great and blessed at the same time. Today, I want to share our Navaratri celebration at my college. We weren't expecting it, to be honest, because this was my first grand Navaratri celebration at my college, and it was held at night. This marked my last event in college, as I'm in my final year. We really enjoyed it. It feels good to share my photos with all of you 😁. Maybe this is the first time I'm doing it. I don't think it's cool, but for the sake of the blog, anything goes. I also played Garba with my faculties, She is one of my faculty Hiral Mam,  She won an award. Maybe the first and last in the IT department. Well done, Mam 🙌. I don't get why some girls have to record the slow motion of their choli going round 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️. By the way, this is my group, Krunal, Krishna, Shreya, Mansi, Shreya and me , half of my group

 Hello! How are you? I hope you are enjoying the festivities. This time during Navratri, the environment is quite different. Whether or not you choose to attend the celebrations, I urge you to engage in devotion. Today, I visited my dad's friend's home, where every year, they warmly invite us to come and seek blessings from Mata Ji, who is beautifully adorned, and the decorations were a sight to behold. There were so many intricate details. I'll try to capture it in a video for you in this blog. Inside, all the statues and their symbolic meanings are quite fascinating if you observe them closely. I consider myself very fortunate to have had this opportunity for darshan (. It occurred to me that people who read this blog might also benefit from it. So, as you read, take blessings, and stay healthy.❤️

 Hello, good evening, everyone! I want to welcome all of you, and I'm thankful that you take the time to read this. 💕 As Navratri has begun, I wish you all a very Happy Navratri. Enjoy Garba with your family and friends.  Remember that Navratri is not just for dancing Garba; it also reminds us why we celebrate it. We worship Maa Durga, who defeated the demon Mahishasura. However, there is a deeper moral behind it - understanding and respecting the power of women. Think about all the roles a woman plays in her life: a mother, a wife, a daughter, a sister, a working professional, a housewife, and more. They face various challenges, but they keep their families safe and thriving. That's the strength of a woman. In these auspicious days, let's serve Maa Durga and also try to help the women in our homes and society in any way we can. Just like we adorn the Goddess with devotion, let's be a helping hand for those women in our lives. I pray that Maa Durga protects you all and