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We celebrate all our festivals with a lot of love and fervour. Right from making Prashad, to dressing up like the deity and enjoying the festivities, food, play and celebrations with friends and extended family, it truly is a coming together. We also follow certain rituals at home regularly like morning hugs, hugs after school, bedtime hugs, gratitude expression before bedtime, to name a few, in order to build connection, happiness and an appreciation for our blessings.

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Eireen celebrates Diwali with her family.

She does Diwali Pooja with her grandparents and family.

We dress up, decorate house with flowers, do prayers and cook prashad .

We really enjoy this festival a lot . this Diwali Pooja is very dear to Eireens heart and she has been helping with preparing for this festival since she was 1 year old.

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Rakhi Tradition in Aadya’s Family

Rakhi, also called Raksha Bandhan, is a special festival in Aadya’s family.

On this day, all the family members come together to celebrate.

Sisters tie a Rakhi (beautiful thread) on their brothers’ wrists.

It is a symbol of love, care, and protection.

Brothers give gifts and promise to always take care of their sisters.

After that, everyone eats sweets, laughs, and enjoys the day together.

In Aadya’s family, Rakhi is not just about tying a thread,

It is about celebrating love, togetherness, and family bonds.

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Diwali is a festival of Love and Light.

We as a family make sure that we do the Diwali puja together.

It gives us a chance to spend more time together.

Ivaan loves to be a part of it and enjoys doing Aarti the most.

Ivaan along with his elder sister loves to decorate the house and make rangolis.

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Rihaan thoroughly enjoys his festive time and small gatherings with his family..

He notices every little detailing about his family, culture and makes the most of every moment.

He looks forward to festive time and keeps on asking about next occasion…

He Values family n his roots.

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Rihaan celebrating Rakhi with his sister❤️

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Advika Gupta’s family has a beautiful way of celebrating traditions. They celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights, by decorating their home with diyas and candles, making colorful rangolis, and sharing sweets with neighbors and friends. At the same time, they also enjoy celebrating Christmas with equal excitement—putting up a sparkling Christmas tree, hanging ornaments, and welcoming loved ones to join in the festive cheer.

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Jahnavi's Family Tradition, Chandan Yatra, Gr 1F

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Jahnavi's Family Tradition, Chandan Yatra, Gr 1F

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Jahnavi joyfully celebrated the sacred Chandan Yatra of Lord Jagannath.
🌿 With a tilak of fragrant sandalwood paste, she lovingly smeared the Lord’s picture with devotion.
🪔 The story behind the festival fascinated her as she chanted “Jai Jagannath” with enthusiasm.
🙏 It was heartening to see her connect with our culture and spirituality at such a young age.

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We celebrate all festivals with immense love and joy and take forward the rituals that have been followed by our ancestors like distributing khichdi on makkar sankranti, preparing kada parshad on all birthdays, making dhaniya panjeeri on janmashtami.

Every year on Ganesh Chaturthi, Shivaay paints an eco friendly Ganesha - that he calls his best friend. We decorate the temple with flowers and make modak for him.We pray for 10 days and on the last day he bids him a good bye by immersing the idol in his small bucket and later puts it in the plant with a promise to come again next year.

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We celebrate all the festivals with lots of joy and happiness.

Janmashtami is one festival that Viansh enjoys a lot. Every year on Janmashtami he dress up as Kanha ji and his sister dress up as Radha. He also decorates our temple at home, helps to cook prashad and give jhula to Kanha ji.

Also as a family ritual we go to Vaishno Devi temple every year and we all enjoy the trip.

This gives us time to seek God’s blessings and spend time with family and friends.

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Arya's family traditions - Wednesday specials with family and rangoli with mom every diwali 

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Arya's family traditions - Wednesday specials with family and rangoli with mom every diwali 

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Paryushan Parv is one of the most important festivals for Jains. It is a time of self-reflection, spiritual upliftment, and seeking forgiveness. During these days, we focus on:

Fasting and self-discipline – many observe complete or partial fasts.

Prayers and meditation – attending discourses, reading scriptures, and chanting.

Ahimsa (non-violence) – practicing kindness in thoughts, words, and actions.

Introspection – letting go of anger, ego, greed, and deceit.

Forgiveness – on the last day, Samvatsari, we ask for forgiveness by saying “Micchami Dukkadam” to all, meaning “If I have hurt you knowingly or unknowingly, please forgive me.”

It is a beautiful reminder to purify the soul and live with compassion and humility.

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Jyansh do every day pooja and mantra jaap Radha Radha

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Jyansh do every day pooja and mantra jaap Radha Radha

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Everyday morning and evening we lighten the diya and do krishna Radha pooja and offer them food before we eat ,and chant Hare Krishna mahamantra and Radha Radha.

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Family traditions hold a very special place in our lives as they connect us to our roots and brings us closer to one another.In our family we celebrate Diwali with a lot of zeal and enthusiasm.We decorate our house and wear new clothes, make special food and do Puja.These festivals teaches us the value of respect, gratitude and togetherness.