Tuesday, 27 December 2011

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NEW YEAR MESSAGES / SMS

Rememberthe laughter,
The joy,the hard work,and the tears.
And as you reflect on the past year,
Also think of the new one to come.
Because most importantly,
This is a time of new beginnings
and the celebration of life."
Happy New Year 2012

The Glorious Year of MY Life to B ended Today.
FORGIVE all of my Miss Behavior with U,
and make the New year joyful 4 other.
SALAM OF THE LAST SUNSET Of the year 2012
Happy New Year 2012

Wishingyou a fabulous 2012
With full of great achievements and experiences.
A meaningful chapter waiting
to be written Happy New Year !!

Friday, 7 October 2011

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Happy Christmas

The English word Christmas has been derived from the words Cristes maesse (from Middle English), or Christ`s Mass (from old English) meaning Mass on Chirst's Day. The term Christmas is also abbreviated as Xmas, in which 'X' has been used for Christ in Roman. Christmas festival is known by different names like: Nativity, Incarnation, Yule Tide, Noel and Winter Pascha.

Christmas, Xmas or Christmas Day is celebrated every year on 25th December and the festivities last for ten day upto the 1st January which is the New Year Day.

Christmas Celebrations

Christmas is one of the most widely celebrated Christian festivals all around the world. It is annual holiday celebrated on the 25th of December to honor the birth of Jesus of Nazareth or Jesus Christ as he is more popularly known. It marks the beginning of the Christmas Season, also known as Christmastide which lasts till 12 days from the day of Christmas, i.e. from 25th of December till 5th of January. Christmas Day also corresponds to the onset of winter , the seasonal significance of which is that of lengthening of nights and shortening of days. Christmas is celebrated throughout the Christian population as well as among a wide population of Non-Christians as a cultural festival. Christmas season is a season of love for everyone, generosity, kindness, happiness and laughter. It is a season when everyone comes together in celebration for the almighty.

History of Christmas

As per Historians the first celebration of Christmas happened in Rome in 336 A.D. Early Romans, however, could not profess their religion openly as Christianity had grown up in blood and tears in Rome. It was only after the conversion of Emperor Constantine to Christianity in 4th century A.D that the religion came to be followed by vast masses of humanity. This community then felt the need to celebrate the birth of Christ as a festival. But different groups had been celebrating Jesus's birth on different dates like 6th January, 19th April, 20th May, 17th November, 25th December. By the 5th century A.D. 25th December got accepted as the most suitable date in the Western World and gradually the Eastern Churches fell in line with the west.

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Christmas Messages
Merry Christmas

your God had made it possible for u
to see the month of December
So shall all impossibility in your will be possible
Wishing u merry x-mas

It is d month of Cakes n Candles,
Snow n Songs,
Carols n Joys,
Laughter n Love,
Its DECEMBER.
Wishing you a Blessed Month of Christmas!!

May this Christmas be so special
that you never ever feel lonely again
and be surrounded by loved ones throughout!

Christmas waves a
magic wand over this world,
and behold,
everything is softer and more beautiful.

May the good times and treasures of the present
become the golden memories of tomorrow.
Wish you lots of love, joy and happiness.
MARRY CHRISTMAS

Heap on the wood!-
the wind is chill;
But let it whistle as it will,
We’ll keep our Christmas merry still.

Christmas is a wonderful DAY"2Pray" "2Love" "2Care" "2Smile" "2Relax"
& "2Thank God"
Happy Christmas Eve n Merry Xmas!!

If you have money and a good health
and you don't have Christmas in your heart,
you will never know the true meaning of
Peace and Joy

If tonight, a big fat man jumps in at your window,
grabs you and puts you in a sack,
don't worry. I told Santa I wanted you for Christmas.
Happy Christmas

Christmas is a state of mind,
when you cherish peace and goodwill.
The real spirit of Christmas is to have
mercy, love and faith.
Merry Christmas

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Wednesday, 28 September 2011

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Nine Colors of Navratri 2011

Here are the Navratri colors 2011 :

Pratipada - September 28, 2011 (Wednesday) - Blue

Dwitiya/Tritiya - September 29 (Thursday) - Yellow

Chaturthi - September 30 (Friday) - Green
Panchami - October 1 (Saturday) - Grey
Sashti - October 2 (Sunday) - Orange
Saptami - October 3 (Monday) - White
Ashtami - October 4 (Tuesday) - Red
Navami - October 5 (Wednesday) - Purple

Vijayadasami - October 6 (Thursday) - Pink

These colors are confirmed by Maharashtra Times

Friday, 16 September 2011

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Navratri Festival

Navratri Calendar

The period falls on the first nine days of the month of Ashvin according to the Hindu calendar and Navratri Calendar. Celebrated during the month of October, Navratri brings out the piety of Hindus all over. Navratri Dates 2011 fall on 8th October onwards.

Navratri Celebration

Know all About Navratri. The nine-day Navratri celebration is compartmentalized in certain parts of the country, dedicating three days each to a trinity of goddesses: to Durga the goddess of velour, to Lakshmi the goddess of wealth and to Saraswati the goddess of knowledge. On Lalita Panchami (the fifth day) it is customary to gather all the books within the house before a sacred lamp and invoke the blessings of Saraswati.

It is also the occasion for all artisans to lay down their tools before the goddess and seek her benediction upon their trade. On the eighth and ninth day of the festival, yagnas or havens are performed in a final act of farewell that marks the termination of the ceremonies. The yagna is an act of sacrifice by which matters most precious and valuable to us are placed into the holy flames as an act of renunciation. Ghee or clarified butter, a sweet concoction of rice cooked in condensed milk (paayas or kheer) and sesame seeds are traditional items used in the havan.

Navratri Festival

The entire Navratri Festival ceremony is carried out with the chanting of mantras conveying the theme-“This is my offering to God”. The day following Navratri is hailed as Vijaya Dasami, more popularly known as Dussehra. In many of India's northern states, enormous effigies of Ravana stuffed with firecrackers are torched with flaming arrows to the delight of throngs of revelers. It is also valued by devotees as an auspicious occasion to start enterprise and for the business communities to open their annual books of account.

Men, women and children who have fasted during the day have a light repast of fruit or other non-cereals before traipsing out into the streets and lanes and public squares. There, to the beat and rhythm of drums, the harmonium, and cymbals, they dance and sing the age-old dandiya raas garbas and garbis.

Navratri Utsav

In some parts of the state, “groups” and “associations” that have been formed long before the Navratri Utsav, wind their way towards pre-selected temples or other public places. A pandal is erected wherever possible and decorated with arches of mango leaves, sweet smelling flowers, and sometimes by bead curtains and pieces of patchwork embroidery.

Navratri Songs

Navratri Songs are played with which the dancers move around in a circle, sometimes with different steps, in pairs or in groups around a lamp lighted to represent the Eternal Light of the Mother Goddess. In public squares, a garbi or mandvi (an ornate wooden, brass, silver of stainless steel frame), further decorated with shining tinsel and illuminated with dozens of little twinkling oil lamps is placed in the center. The dancers move round this garbi. The materials, size, design and splendour of the garbi depend on the amount of money donated by the people in the locality.

Men and children join the pageantry. The steps and movements of the garbas and garbis remain blissfully gentle, but the dandiya raas picks up in pace, as the night advances. It is past midnight, yet nothing but the occasion and the movement matters. But as the action packed hours whirl on, the dancers' steps begin to slacken, the musicians begin to miss their beats, the singing becomes a little muted. Smiling faces, happy faces, begin to be tinged with sadness. Rub your eyes, for just new lingering movements longer and Gujarat's unique festival of the nine nights, with its unalloyed joy and fervour, will be over.

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