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కార్తీక మాసం ప్రాముఖ్యత ఏంటి | Significance of Karthika Masam pooja.

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Who: Maja Malnar

What: Danamé Noella Jewel Halter Maxi Dress In Silk in Ivory - Sold Out Where: Instagram Pic - September 4, 2023

Worn with: Casadei sandals

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Chapter 10 - Khodra

"Ma?!" "Di alkantan!" "Ga mun kisil danam, miyolt e nakolt mitted!" Khodra was lost in the chaotic strings of strange words. He tried his best to read their reactions, to recognize any word he could have heard before, but he couldn't keep up with the loud arguing. "Is something wrong?" he finally asked. The other three immediately stopped and looked at him, which made him feel like he was back in school giving the wrong answer to a formula, waiting for the other kids to laugh at him. "Yes, something is wrong." Yala's statement sounded like she was blaming Khodra for not understanding exactly what was going on. "Why don't you tell us why there's a whole fucking army waiting for us outside the forest?!"

Read the full chapter here!

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benim oğlan yine acımadı halılara kustu sağolsun küçük danam

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The Indian wedding ceremony is found within the pages of the ancient holy books known as the Vedas. It is the oldest wedding ceremony in the world and one that is beautiful and uplifting to witness. For thousands of years, couples have made their lasting promises to each other in this traditional way.

1. Sagai – Previous to the wedding, the bride’s father gives his permission and blessings, and sets the date for the wedding ceremony. The wedding ceremony is the fulfilment of his promise.

2. Mehndi, Pithi, and Manglik Shubh Prasango – The bride is beautified and blessed by her elders within the family home, worshipping Ganesh, the god of new beginnings, nine planets, and the family devas, teachers and saints.

3. Samayu – On the wedding day, the groom and his family are greeted at his carriage.

4. Milni – The groom is ceremonially greeted at the threshold, or at the gate leading to the sacred canopy. A blessing is made on his forehead, lamps are waved before him, a sweet is placed in his mouth, coconuts are exchanged, and a pot of seeds is crushed under his feet, signifying his new beginning.

5. Charana Snana – The groom’s feet are bathed and dried by the bride’s father. Today the groom represents God’s grace as from him will come much love and care for the bride.

6. Antarpat – A cloth is raised before the groom's eyes. He will see his bride only after the elders have blessed him and sung prayers for the good fortune of the couple.

7. Kanya Pravesh – Everyone rises for the bride, and she makes her beautiful entrance with uncle, brothers, and maids.

8. Jan Kanya Darshan - An ancient prayer is chanted, the cloth is slowly removed, and the couple see each other for the first time as bride and groom.

9. Achaman – A few drops of holy water from the Himalayan source of the Ganges River is sipped for purity.

10. Kumbha Puja – The bride’s parents worship Vishnu within a sacred pitcher of water, surmounted by coconut and leaves. Incense, lamp, and flowers are offered with Sanskrit prayers. Finally, a red

thread is tied to the parents’ wrists, and they also tie one to the wrist of the priest. The priest promises to assist the father in making the greatest gift of his life.

11. Pravachan – The priest gives a talk to the groom before his elders, reminding him of the duties of a husband: to always help his wife towards happiness; to adjust to her needs; to protect her; to

speak kindly; to forgive her when required; to ask her for forgiveness; and to walk with her as a companion on their spiritual journey.

12. Sankalpa – The priest reads out in Sanskrit the astrological time and date of the wedding, along with the geographical location, the family tree and other family details.

13. Kanya Dan and Pani Gruhanam - The Gift of a Daughter.

The bride’s right hand is joined with the groom’s and Ganges water is poured over their hands by her father after he makes his promise to the groom.

14. Vivaha Vrata - Vows are exchanged by the couple while holding hands.

15. Hara Danam – Flower garlands are exchanged to symbolise the exchange of hearts.

16. Cherra Gantha – A cloth is tied between them, symbolising the lasting bond between them.

17. Var Mala - A silken rope is lowered over their shoulders, symbolising the joining of their futures.

18. Havan – The sacred fire is kindled by the priest, the father makes the first offering, then the bride and groom offer barley grains, sesame seeds, and spices.

19. Mangal Fera - The couple circle the fire, each time the bride’s brothers or cousins giving her puffed grains to offer into the flames. These represent the brother’s love for his sister. During the last circle, the bride is asked by the groom to place her right toe on a stone. He then whispers in her ear: “May our marriage be as firm as this stone upon which you now stand.”

20. Mangal Sutra - The mother of the groom displays a gold necklace. She asks for blessings by family and friends. Then the groom places the necklace carefully on his bride. This act is just like

the placing of the wedding ring on the bride’s finger.

21. Sindhur Danam – A short line of red mineral is placed in the bride's hair parting.

22. Sapta Padi - They take seven steps together, receiving seven blessings from the assembled family and friends. At the end of the seventh step they are considered husband and wife.

23. Kansar - They feed each other, their first act of loving service to each other as husband and wife.

24. Akhand-saubhagyavati-bhava – Two married ladies from each family come and bless the new couple: “May you always dwell together; may you never be parted.”

25. Vidhai – Tears and songs as they are bid farewell. The bride’s brother gives his sister a shawl, some food for the journey, while the sisters and other friend’s try to stop the carriage from leaving.

The priest places a coconut under the front wheel and says prayers for the journey. The wheel crushes the nut and the bride is presented with a portion for good luck. Rice is thrown to bless the

couple on their journey – and the journey of life.

THE VOWS

I knowingly accept you as you knowingly accept me.

May we remain together and listen to joyous sounds together.

May we always experience well-being.

Speaking loving words, may we remain together for a hundred autumns.

I accept you as my partner in life.

I will not conceal anything from you.

I will share with you all that I enjoy.

Together we will persevere in the path of dharma (righteousness),

through this vehicle of householder life, we as an an example for all, will attain together, blissful consciousness.

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