My experience on tihar

My experience on tihar

THE FIRST DAY - THE CROW DAY

 In the, first day we celebrate Crow which considered as a messenger of death god, Yamaraj. So we worship them with sweets and food

THE SECOND DAY - DOG DAY

This day, we celebrate dog by putiing tika, mala and giving food.Before we eat.

THE THIRD DAY COW DAY ,GODDESS LAXMI DAY

We start our third day by worshiping Cow early in the morning. Cow is considered the most holy animal in Hindu religion and we worship them for purity and prosperity. Everything from the cow's milk to cow dung and urine is considered pure here.

At night we started preparing sel-roti and other food.We made rangoli and worship goddess laxmi on that day .And ,we went to play bailo with friends.

THE FOURTH DAY - OX DAY

Early morning we celebrate the male Cow because oxen is used for agriculture .At night male member go to play deusi

THE FINAL DAY- THE BROTHER'S DAY(BhaiTika)

On this day, brothers are celebrated and worshiped .Sisters offer brother with sweets and prepared food.

This special styled tika is put on the forehead and brothers bow down to sisters and offer them money.Ater bhai tika tihar ends.

My experience of Dashain

My experience on Dashain

Dashain is a major festival that falls during ashoj-kartik. All the people of Nepal celebrate this festival. Dashain brings people together . In Dahain we celebrate Durga the god.

As we all know that, In dashain we flew kite, put tika and get blessing from elders .

Day 1: Ghatasthapana

Ghatasthapana marks the beginning of DashainIt falls on Aswin Shukla Pratipada, the first day of the bright half of the lunar calendar in the month of Aswin. On this day the kalash is filled with holy water which is then covered with cow dung and sown with barley seeds. Then, the kalash is put in the center of a rectangular sand block .We put grass inside home which  is known as ‘Jamara’. These rituals continue till the seventh day.

Day 7: Fulpati

Fulpati is a major celebration on the seventh day

 of Dashain .

Day 8: Maha Ashtami

The eighth day is called the 'Maha Asthami' .This is the day when we sacrifice goats .

Day 9: Maha Nawami

The ninth day is called Maha-navami which literally means the great ninth day. This day is the last day of Navarati. Ceremonies and rituals reach the peak on this day. On this day, official military ritual killings are held in one of the Hanuman Dhoka royal palace called the Kot courtyard. On this occasion, the state offers the sacrifices of buffaloes under the

Day 10: Dashami

The tenth day of the festival is the 'Dashami'.  On this day, a mixture of rice, yoghurt and vermillon is prepared. This preparation is known as "tika". Elders put this tika and jamara which is sown in the Ghatasthapana on the forehead of younger relatives to bless them with abundance in the upcoming years. . Elders give "Dakshina", or a small amount of money, to younger relatives at this time along with the blessings. This continues to be observed for five days till the full moon dur­ing which period families and relatives visit each other to exchange gifts and greetings. This ritual of taking tika from all the elder relatives (even the distant relatives) helps in the renewal of the community ties greatly.  

 

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Teej

Teej

Teej, short for Hartalika Teej which is the festival of women in Nepal. It usually takes place in Nepali Bhadra month (August to September) and lasts for three days.  During Teej Festival, Nepalese women will dress in their beautiful red saris, fast to honor Lord Shiva and pray for a happy marriage.

Day1:  enjoying  the tasty dinner
In the early morning, Nepalese women go to the mall for large purchases. When the night falls, they'll make a hearty meal and prepare tasty sweets. Good friends will gather together with foods and drinks, perform traditional dances and sing devotional songs.

Day:2 Observing a one-day fast and praying to Lord Shiva for a good marriage

 The fasting day of Teej Festival. It's also a public holiday in Nepal. After having a warm bath, women will wear gold and silver jewelry and dress in their red wedding saris. Then they head in groups to Shiva temples nearby and offer flowers and fruits to Lord Shiva. One of the most important things is to make a wish for the healthy life of their husbands and families. The unmarried girls also follow Teej rituals to pray for a good husband. Those celebrations continue till the midnight.

Day 3 Taking a holy bath

The third day is known as Rishi Panchami. After paying  to seven saints, Nepali women would bathe with red mud found on the roots of the sacred datiwan bush, along with its leaves. Then they go to worship the god Ganesh, so that their wishes made in the previous day can be achieved. On this day, women can enjoy a tasty meal. Many dishes are unique to this festival, such as a special bean soup, yummy mutton soup and desserts made of carrots.

My father

My Father 

My father name is Sitaram Dawadi.He is 38 years old.

He is hard working person.He work hard for us.My father always fulfill our basic needs.He is the best father in the world .He always teach us to do good for us and other.When I am in difficulty my father help me to get out . 

My Father is my true friend.He looks for me care me like no one does.My father have all the qualities that I find in the ideal person .He is the best father in the world .I love my father very much.He is strict because he always wants me to be in discipline.Being a discipline is tough,but it is good for me.

Gai Jatra

Ghai Jatra
Ghai Jatra is one of the procession. Generally, it falls on the month of bhadra. Literally,the meaning of gai jatra is a festival where gai means cow and jatra means festivals.Gai Jatra is a typical Nepali festival takes place in Kathmandu Patan and Bhaktapur with only slight variations on central them . Since, Gai Jatra festival of Nepal is also known as Gai festival of cow.

During this festival, people of all ages in the guise of cow and lunatics go round the throughfare those who died during the yesteryear.

Now the style of the celebration has changed and now the celebration is not only limited to the artists . It has became the festival of freedom of expressing.

Raksha Bandhan

Raksha Bandhan 
THE RITUAL BEGINS WITH SISTERS APPLYING TILAK ON THEIR BROTHERS’ FOREHEAD. THEY THEN TIE RAKHI ON THEIR BROTHERS’ WRIST AND EXCHANGE SWEETS. SISTERS WISH FOR THE WELL BEING OF THEIR BROTHERS AS THEY CARRY OUT THE RITUAL. BROTHERS GIVE GIFTS TO THEIR SISTERS AND PROMISE TO TAKE CARE OF THEM IN EVERY SITUATION. IT IS NOT ONLY A SPECIAL DAY FOR BROTHERS AND SISTERS BUT IS ALSO A GREAT OCCASION TO BOND WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS



THE ADVANCEMENT IN TECHNOLOGY HAS ALSO HELPED IN BRINGING THE LOVED ONES TOGETHER ON THIS DAY. THE SIBLINGS LIVING IN DISTANT LANDS CAN CONNECT WITH EACH OTHER VIA VIDEO CALL. THOSE WHO ARE UNABLE TO VISIT EACH OTHER ON RAKHI CELEBRATE THE FESTIVAL BY SEEING EACH OTHER VIRTUALLY ON PHONE OR LAPTOP THESE DAYS.

Janai Purnima

Janai Purnima

Janai Purnima is Sacred Thread Festival. On this day, Hindu men, especially the Brahmins and Chettris perform their annual change of Janai and all who celebrates this festival put a scared thread around their wrist.

Janai is a cotton string worn across the chest by Hindu male. This thread is only given to males during a long and  impressive religious ceremony called Bratabandhan. Almost all the religion has type of Bratabandhan, but known by different names. Bratabandhan is basically a formal process of accepting someone in the religion. 

A day before Janai purnima the persons wearing janai should make themselves 'clean' by shaving or cutting hair and take a good bath. They undergo a partial fasting, taking only one meal of foods considered to be 'clean' - no meat, no onions or garlic. Before big event Hindus prefer to clean their body by keeping fasting. Satvic food is prescribed for all Hindu ritual and festival.