Sameer Dharmadikari---AT #9 - Page 16

Originally posted by: amrits88

I don't know about magic😳--but yes i can say -all u guys given me so much love ki i can't stay away from here

even though some time i feel i can quit IF but --looks like it is never going to happen

evn 2 days ago i was talking to shobhi about it and she said no u it is not going to happen

Originally posted by: s_anika

Thnx, where do u all find such funny emos?

Originally posted by: aarcha

anika...got this fr net...

The actual devotion of the Goddess Durga as stipulated by the Hindu scriptures falls in the month of Chaitra, which roughly overlaps with March or April and is called Basanti Durga Puja. This ceremony is not observed by many and is constrained to a handful in the state of West Bengal. The more popular form of Durga Puja is known as Sharadiya (Autumnal) Durga Puja. This is celebrated later in the year with the dates falling either in September or October.

so i think, bangladeshis also follow this...

Navarathri represents celebration of Goddess Durga, the manifestation of Deity in form of Shakti [Energy or Power]. The Navarathri festival or 'Nine Nights festival' becomes 'ten days festival' with the addition of the last day, Vijayadashami which is its culmination. On all these ten days, the various forms of Mother Mahisasura-mardini (Durga) are worshiped with fervor and devotion.^[3]

thanx 2 google... 😃

Originally posted by: aarcha

anika...got this fr net...

The actual devotion of the Goddess Durga as stipulated by the Hindu scriptures falls in the month of Chaitra, which roughly overlaps with March or April and is called Basanti Durga Puja. This ceremony is not observed by many and is constrained to a handful in the state of West Bengal. The more popular form of Durga Puja is known as Sharadiya (Autumnal) Durga Puja. This is celebrated later in the year with the dates falling either in September or October.

so i think, bangladeshis also follow this...

Navarathri represents celebration of Goddess Durga, the manifestation of Deity in form of Shakti [Energy or Power]. The Navarathri festival or 'Nine Nights festival' becomes 'ten days festival' with the addition of the last day, Vijayadashami which is its culmination. On all these ten days, the various forms of Mother Mahisasura-mardini (Durga) are worshiped with fervor and devotion.^[3]

thanx 2 google... 😃

Originally posted by: aarcha

sphagetti hug.../ baby hug... 😉

Originally posted by: s_anika

Hmm, once i had taken the attempt , but later changed my mind...😃