Ideology behind ganesh chaturthi
So he's an aspiring army officer and pursuing bachelor's in management studies from university of Delhi on a journey of exploring and experiencing spectrum of life with the motor of I actually believe that saying t leod N-D-A-J-E-E. Main D-U-J-A-T. You are very knowledgeable person and it's going to be really good to talk with you and I can imagine how interesting this conversation will be. So I'm inviting you in this interview where we're going to talk about the ideology behind Ganesh tutori
Ronak Badgainya
@worth_a_talk · 0:40
So thank you so much Anatri for having me. And yes, I do believe that Ganesh Saturday is a beautiful festival that goes around in India and even I am very influenced by the ideology as I was born in Maharashtra. So this festival is very close to my heart and this was the reason I would say that this was among the very first festival I was introduced as a child and I am very thankful that you have invited me to this podcast interview. And let's start
But if you ask them that something about God, it's something about religion, it's something about the culture, they will not be able to make any excuses and will come to the place on time. And what do you think about it? That a culture lesion always being something that you are not allowed to say against them. But a coin has two sides as we all know
Ronak Badgainya
@worth_a_talk · 2:53
And for the same reason I would say the Baldangata also revived this culture of making idols at home, worshipping them at home itself. That brings brings out the cultural unity among everyone. And I think I have actually answered your question also
Every festival has a lesson behind them. What do you think about the new trend that's going on, that people keep Kanesha at their home because it's hard for them to say goodbye. But we really need to learn say goodbye. And that's really important in our life. And the festival itself, it's really important to learn to say goodbye. What would you like to share about it? If you have any story, we welcome you to share it with us
Ronak Badgainya
@worth_a_talk · 4:02
I would say Lord Ganesha's emergence in this period is a very symbolic sign which the Hindu mathology gives us because if you see Lord Danesha, he is having an elephant head on his body. That is a symbol itself of peace and knowledge. He has compared one of the greatest gods and the first one to be worshiped. And there are a lot more symbolism about Lord Ganesha that goes around
Thank you for answering our question. And to be honest, I have to put some effort to find out my answer. And I did find out my answer in your answer, actually. So yeah, it's literally a fact that it's upon the perspective how people take things in their mind, how they understand things. And there is a lot to learn from whatever being written is written with a reason. There's no reason, you just wrote it just because you wanted to
Ronak Badgainya
@worth_a_talk · 1:04
So that was really great talking to you and the points that you put forward, those were really nice and well thought upon. And this was the first of our conversation. But I hope that we make many more podcasts together. And yes, thank you for having me. And your channel grows even more