Happy Ganesh Chaturthi Wishes, Messages, Quotes, Captions, Greetings and Images
Get ready to welcome the Lord of wisdom and prosperity with open arms because the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is just around the corner! Ganesh Chaturthi is an Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of the god Ganesha. It is also called Vinayak Chaturthi, vinayaka chavithi or Ganeshotsav. As you eagerly anticipate the arrival of Lord Ganesha into your homes and hearts, you must be searching for the perfect words to share your joy and send blessings to your loved ones. Look no further, as we've gathered an incredible collection of Ganesh Chaturthi wishes, quotes, captions, messages and greetings that will add life, excitement, and emotions to help you convey your heartfelt sentiments on this auspicious occasion.
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Ganesh Chaturthi Date 2023
Ganesh Chaturthi Aagman Date
The year 2023 holds a special excitement for devotees of Lord Ganesha as they prepare to welcome their beloved deity into their homes. The arrival (aagman) of Lord Ganesha is set on the 19th of September, a day that promises to be filled with the hum of prayers, the delightful aroma of modaks being prepared, and homes sparkling with decorations to honour the god ganesha. The Ganesh Puja Muhurat, the most auspicious time to welcome and worship Lord Ganesha, is to be observed from 11:01 AM to 01:28 PM.
Ganesh Chaturthi Visarjan Date
An integral part of Ganesh Chaturthi is the Visarjan - the immersion ceremony. On the 28th of September devotees will bid goodbye to their Lord. Families and groups that bring a Ganesha idol for Ganesh Chaturthi, worship the lord well for 10 days and send him off to his home in Kailash with a big send-off celebration. This is done through a ritual called the Visarjan, in which the idol is put into water. Most of the time, this is done on the 10th day after he comes home. Ganesh Utsav ends on this day, which is called Ananth Chaturdashi. On this day, Devotees of ganesha sing, dance, play the dhol and bid their goodbye in the hope for his return in the next year.
How is ganesh chaturthi celebrated?
Ganesh Chaturthi is held on the fourth day of the month of Bhadrapad, which is usually between August and September. Lord Ganesh's believers think that on this holy day, Lord Ganesh comes to earth to bless everyone. Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most well-known Indian festivals, and it is also enjoyed for a number of other reasons. Lord Ganesh is a well-known god, and it is said that he will bless anyone who comes to him with a pure heart. People think that he is the only God who can get rid of all problems. They call him "Vighna-Harta," and he is also known as "Sukha-Karta," which means "good luck." He also helps people avoid calamities.
Ganapati Celebrations at Home
Devotees of Ganpati Bappa bring his idol in their home as a guest. This celebration lasts for ten days mostly but it also varies from person to person. Some people conduct this whole celebration for one, five or seven days also. In these ten days people invite each other for the darshan and pooja of Bappa. Hymns from the Rigveda, the Ganapati Atharvashirsa, the Upanishads, and the Ganesh stotra (prayer) from the Narada Purana are recited to start the ritual. Aartis are often done with friends and family in the morning and evening. People also serve Bappa his favourite delicacies like modaks and laddoos. And after ten days, the idol of Lord Ganapati undergoes immersion (visarjan) in a river, sea, or any other water body. As they send him off to his home in kailash with the promise to welcome him again next year.
Ganapati Celebrations at Pandals
Ganapati celebrations at pandals are large, vibrant gatherings where the community comes together to worship a grand idol of Lord Ganesha. These gatherings can last up to ten days, although the exact duration may vary based on local customs. During this period, people join together for prayer sessions and ritual viewings of the deity. Rituals typically involve chanting sacred hymns from various religious scriptures, and conducting morning and evening aartis - a significant event that fosters unity and deepens faith among attendees. Devotees also offer Lord Ganesha his favourite sweet treats, like modaks and laddoos. These celebrations conclude with the immersion of the idol in a nearby river, sea, or other water body, symbolising Lord Ganesha's return to his heavenly abode. However, this heartfelt farewell is always coupled with the joyful anticipation of welcoming him again the following year.
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