Nallakadirenahalli, 18-20 September 2023

The three-day Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations began on September 18th with the Gowri pooja, which was graced by the presence of Swami, the most benevolent Lord. The pooja was followed by a series of cultural events, including a musical offering by the BPA students, a clay idol-making competition, and a Bhajan Antakshari.

On the second day, the celebrations began with a pooja followed by a drama presentation by the PUC students titled "The Rhythms of Ganesha Chaturthi." This was followed by a few games and a delectable dinner.

On the third and final day, the celebrations began with Ashtavadana Seva to please Lord Ganesha. The idol of Ganesha was then taken in a procession around the campus with Nagar Sankirtana. Finally, the immersion of the Ganesha idol was done by all the PG students and hostel staff. After returning, a campfire was organized, where students reflected upon themselves and picked one quality that they felt impeded their spiritual progress. They wrote it down on a piece of paper and offered it into the fire, praying to Lord Ganesha to help them get rid of that quality. The celebrations concluded with a grand feast.

Overall, the three-day Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations were a joyous and spiritual occasion for the students and staff of the campus. The celebrations provided an opportunity for everyone to come together and celebrate the glory of Lord Ganesha, while also reflecting upon their own spiritual growth.

 
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