DIVINE GUIDES ARE GOD'S MOST LOVING FOODS

Divine guides are God's most loving foods

The Hindu festival festival brings back the whole year. Puja or Prasad is a common ceremony for everyone to celebrate the birthday of the goddess, such as Vinayagar Chaturthi or Krishna Jayanti or Deepavali and Sankranti.

Yes, we talk about the fashionable fruit that our moms are preparing in these wonderful days - the needs and gifts made by ghee toys are given to God.

Durga Devi - Durga Puja

Lord Narayan (Vishnu) in Swami Devi Bhagavathi said, "Goddess is a worshiper to give cake flour to Durga, which is a rule to give the offering of Pasamas or Gehar (called Devi Pyas)."

Durga Devi is widely worshiped in the Durga Puja. My Bengali friends, proud of pride, have explained these two versions to me.

Durga Devi needed a necessity - demon king Mahishasura and his army was with him. She came from the island that came out of all the gods. He carried the weapons, and he climbed on the lion.

Goddess Lakshmi – Diwali

The Goddess of fortune: The one we definitely want to please! She represents the epitome of prosperity, wealth, abundance, harmony and well-being.

Goddess Lakshmi is invited to visit our homes on the Diwali day to shower her blessings. This is why our mothers urge us to keep our houses sparkling clean (Goddess Lakshmi hates untidiness by the way!) and diyas are lit so she can find our homes.

Lakshmi - Deepavali

Lucky Goddess: We certainly want to please! He reflects prosperity, wealth, abundance, reconciliation and well-being.

Lakshmi Devi is invited to visit our houses on Diwali day. Why our homes prevent our homes from cleaning up? That's why we can find our homes (goddess Lakshmi hates worship!).

Krishna - Krishna Jayanti

Krishna is very famous. He not only smoked butter from the whole village, but also hanging over all the butter's drop in his own home.

Shiva - Mahasavaram

Mahadev is easy. Lord Shiva is the only god in the Himalayas who lived on Mount Kailash. Milk or milk is sweet for him.

In mythology, Neelakanta - the most prominent offering of the Goddess Kaala. The milking of the leaves and drinking of the mixture has become an important part of the celebrations of Makasavati - it is said to cure many diseases and get all kinds of pain relief.

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