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Pancha Ganapati is a fun 5-day festival for Hindu families to celebrate together, starting on December 21st. It's sort of like a Hindu Christmas! Each day, families honor Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed god who removes obstacles and brings good luck. They set up a special shrine with a statue or picture of Ganesha, which they decorate with different colors each day. Every day has a special theme, like love, family, and learning. Families sing songs, share stories, and exchange small gifts. It's a time to be grateful and enjoy being together with family and friends.
How to celebrate Pancha Ganapati?
Celebrate Pancha Ganapati by setting up a special altar with a statue or picture of Lord Ganesha. Decorate it with colorful clothes, flowers, and lights. Each day, dress Ganesha in a different bright color, like yellow, blue, red, green, and orange. Spend time making art, singing songs, or playing music for Ganesha. Each family member should take a moment to say something nice about each other and promise to be kind. Share sweets and snacks after the prayers. Enjoy family time with games, stories, and laughter. Invite friends to join the fun and exchange small gifts or treats.
Where Pancha Ganapati is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
- - Canada
- - India
- - Sri Lanka
