Sublime Sunday - Doing the Immersion rituals
Yesterday I wrote about the completion of the Ganesh Chaturthi 5 days rituals at my home. It was all so beautiful and after the wonderful 5 days celebration my home has gone empty and quiet. It does not feel good but then that's how it is. I have to wait for one more year to do this all over again.
Today I will like to share some pictures of our celebrations where my friends were all home to join us in the festivities. It was total madness. One cannot imagine sometimes how crazily we Indians celebrate these festivals.
We started the evening with aarti, which is a normal ritual and then everyone took the blessings of Bappa. There is so much of sweet offerings on these days to Bappa that honestly sometimes I do not know what to do with them. I distribute it to whoever I can.

Me and hubby with our Bappa

We danced with joy in the celebrations. Everyone was in high energy mode, there was a lot of exhaustion that I was feeling and yet there was much more energy also to celebrate.

One more of us on day 4

Once all the singing, dancing and rituals were done then it is time for the idol immersion, which we normally call it as Bappa's Visarja. Before that we move the idol in the full home to bless the home with his blessings. Flowers are adorned on him during this time.

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For the immersion, I have already kept the bucket ready with some flower petals and water in it. The idol is made of natural clay, which will melt and then I will put that water mixed with clay in all my plants at home. I do it over 2 to 3 days time, and that's how the closure happens.

Hubby is doing one final ritual before we immerse
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Me and hubby together do the immersion
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Within 15 minutes the idol completely dissolved in the water.
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And that's how my 5 days Ganesh Chaturthi festival came to an end. Such a wonderful spiritual time I had filled with love, blessings, fun, laughter, food, maddness and so much more.
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Hi, friend! It’s great to be able to discover culture through #Hive. I loved your ritual because it radiates positive energy and has such a pleasant, colorful decor. Something that caught my attention—and that I really liked—was what you call the “immersion of the ido,” in which it dissolves and the water is then used to fertilize the plants. I thought that was really important because it gives it a productive purpose based on a real-world application: making the most of nature, like plants. I’d never seen anything like it before, and I really liked it. I hope you all had a great time, and, well, it goes without saying that her dress was very elegant.
Thank you, yes it does radiate lot of positive energy, that's the power of prayers and devotion. We all come fro, nature, whether God or Humans so when it's time to go we should go back to the nature.
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