Welcoming a European volunteer in a traditional way can be a heartfelt and memorable gesture.
We Present the volunteer with a garland of flowers, a common traditional welcome gesture in our culture.
Our organization recently celebrated Saraswati Pooja, a traditional ceremony dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, music, art, wisdom, and learning.
We Serve a meal featuring traditional dishes. After Arrival Chai is so special and welcoming ... This not only introduces the volunteer to our culinary heritage but also provides a chance for socializing.
Our Happy Guests are eating our Roof top restaurant it call Bowl Of Compassion and it run by our older boys and girls form our organization who wish to be work in Restaurant .
The Place was beautifully decorated with flowers, rangoli, and traditional decorations symbolizing purity and knowledge.
An idol of Goddess Saraswati was placed at the center, adorned with flowers and offerings.
All the children were warmly welcomed with traditional tilak (a mark on the forehead) and were given flowers to offer to the goddess.
These year our Republic day was also same day so some kids have brought our National flag as you can see in these picture .
The ceremony began with a group chant of Saraswati Vandana, invoking the blessings of Goddess Saraswati .
Children performed the rituals by offering flowers, lighting lamps, and participating in aarti (a devotional song)
Each child took turns to offer their prayers and seek blessings for wisdom and success in their educational endeavors.
here main prayer focused on seeking the blessings of Goddess Saraswati for a good brain, education, and overall well-being
A special prayer session was held where all the children collectively prayed for success in their studies and a bright future.
A variety of traditional foods were prepared and offered to the goddess as part of the ritual.
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