Sunday, October 21, 2012
2012 Shivaji Park Bengal Club Durga Pandal
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Why is Goddess Durga worshipped as Goddess Kali
Some images of Goddess Durga in Her form as Kali depict Her
as having 10 heads. This symbolises Her powers as being effective in all 10
directions.
Goddess Kali’s numerous weapons signify that the Goddess is
omnipotent and the demon the Goddess killed, namely Mahishasura, represents the
triumph over ignorance.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
GSB Seva Mandal Mumbai Gold Ganesha
The Gaud Saraswat Seva Mandal (GSB) is a charitable, non-profit organisation which is well-known not just for its well organised annual Ganeshotsav celebrations but also for being selflessly involved in philanthropic activities. In addition to providing financial assistance to needy people, it provides medical assistance to the deserving & conducts funerals for those who cannot afford it. Each year the GSB mandal also arranges for outdoor visits to temples & other places for senior citizens.
Friday, September 28, 2012
2012 Falguni Pathak Dandiya Raas event tickets booking
Falguni Pathak and Navratri are inseparable & once again
the Dandiya Queen is set to take the spotlight at the Navratri Utsav in Mumbai.
It has been reported that this time the Dandiya Queen
will be making a dramatic surprise entrance on each of the days. The 9-day utsav is
being organised by Purple Stone Entertainment in collaboration with Mangal
Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. & 3rd Rock Multimedia in Mumbai. For 2013 Falguni Pathak Navratri event tickets check details here.
The unique aspect of this year’s utsav will be free training
sessions to help the participants learn the dandiya dance moves so that they
can enjoy the festivities more.
Falguni Pathak is eager to focus more on
devotional & celebratory themes for the songs & music beats and less on
Bollywood numbers. So other than her own hit numbers of past years (remember
Pari hoon main andYaad piya ki aane lagi ?) and Gujarati folk beats, there will
be bhajans, aartis & Sufi songs for sure.
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Visiting Girijatmaj Vinayak Ganapati Temple at Lenyadri
After visiting the Chintamani temple, devotees who
undertake the Ashtavinayaka Yatra visit the Ganapati temple at Lenyadri. This
temple is known by the name of Ganapati’s mother Parvati whose other name is
Girija & the word Atmaj refers to son. From the name of the area, namely
Lenyadri, it is easy to understand the temple’s location – the
word lena means a cave and the suffix adri is a Sanskrit word which means a
mountain. So devotees must be prepared to climb up quite a bit to pay obeisance
to the Ganapati idol in this temple.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Visiting Chintamani Ashtavinayak Ganapati Temple Theur
Devotees who embark on the Ashtavinayak Yatra make
their fifth halt to pay obeisance to Lord Ganesha at the Chintamani
Ashtavinayak Temple at Theur (also referred to as Theoor). The holy place of Theur is located at the spot
where 3 rivers meet – the Mula river, the Mutha river and the Bhima river.
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