Wake Up People (It Really Hurts)

After immersion, the bodies of kings lie scattered across the battlefield.

(This is the morning after a Hindu festival in Bombay where statues of Ganesh are immersed in the sea.)

Wake Up People It is our GOD.

~ HOW CAN WE EXPECT THAT GOD WILL PROTECT US FROM ANY CALAMITY ????We all respect our God and traditions.Enjoying the Ganpati Utsav is part of it.Competing with other MANDALs to have better Scenery is also part of it. But now a day it has become fad to have bigger and more attractive idol of GANAPATI, rather than competing for theme of the scenery!!! This not only pollutes water in rivers and sea but also make the horrible situation at the sea shore next morning. (Which has been shown in the above pictures). We should do something as citizen of India to keep our country clean, to continue respecting GOD and to keep our tradition running!!!
Following are few suggestions, you can add few more
to help(and more important is to follow it,
which ever you find more correct): 1. Keep the idols small and theme BIG: Idol of GOD,
whatever may be its size, we have same respect. Then why to have big idols polluting our rivers more!!!

2. No chemicals: Chemical colors/material used to make the idols should be
avoided as far as possible.

3. Immersion in Tank: It is good idea to have separate tanks for
Immersion rather than immersing the idols in River/Sea.

4. … Friends, nothing will happen to you if you don't forward this blog link ( www.mystichere.blogspot.com )

But it would be great if you can do it to avoid the above scene. So what are you waiting for??? Ganpati Utsav is coming…we need to hurry up to convey
this message to our rest of the community …

The epics

Depiction of Bhagavad Gita - philosophical discource by Lord Krishna to Arjuna at the entrance to Tirumala

Lord Krishna shows his Vishwa-rupa to Arjuna on the Kurushestra field. Krishna gives the discourse of the Bhagavat Gita

"The epic's

Depiction of Bhagavad Gita - philosophical discource by Lord Krishna to Arjuna at the entrance to Tirumala

Lord Krishna shows his Vishwa-rupa to Arjuna on the Kurushestra field. Krishna gives the discourse of the Bhagavat Gita.

This image shows the locations of Kingdoms mentioned in the Indian epics. Focus is on Mahabharata. The names mentioned in Ramayana also is included. The locations of the kingdoms are based on the current knowledge about their locations. Yellow coloured names are the names of the kingdoms. Orange colored names are kingdoms outside ancient India, but which are mentioned in the epics. Their locations are highly speculative. Pink coloured names are the territories of the exotic tribes. They have spread to many other places. By Rakshasa Kigdom, what is meant is the territory of Ghatotkacha. Asura Kingdom is the kingdom of Vrishaparvan, an Asura royal sage. The river names are shown in blue, the mountains in purple and forests in green as a background for the locations of the kingdoms. Most of these natural boundaries serve as the boundaries of these kingdoms.