NAVROZ MUBARAK
NAVROZ
Happy Birthday SUN
Especially when our city SURAT stands on the 4 fundamental pillars of Sun:
1)
Surya in the sky,
2)
Suryaputri river Tapti
flowing around.
3)
Suryapur (Surat) the
holy land.
4)
Suryavanshi the people
who worship the Sun God.
Navroz is the day of
the vernal equinox, and marks the beginning of spring in the Northern
Hemisphere. Navroz is the Persian New Year celebrated worldwide, for over 3,000
years in Western Asia, Central Asia, the Caucasus, the Black Sea Basin, and the
Balkans.
It marks the first day
(Hormazd) of the first month (Farvardin) of the Persian calendar, when the sun
enters Aries before noon. Every year, on March 21 of the Persian solar
calendar, the moment the Sun crosses the celestial equator and equalizes night
and day, Navroz celebrations begin, as the day of spring equinox.
Rice & wheat
grains are heaped up around a water vessel 10 days ahead of the Navroz
festival, with water sprinkled everyday thereupon.
Rice holds great
spiritual and ritual significance in all the religious ceremonies, because of
its basic life-sustaining attributes and as a potent symbol of sustenance,
auspiciousness, growth, energy, prosperity and fertility, whereas wheat symbolises
fertility, bounty and resurrection.
By the time of first
day of Gaathaa, white sprout shrubs get emanated from the wheat grains, which
gets converted to green shoots by the time of Navroz and by the time of
Khordadsaal, these green shoots attain its healthy tall length, symbolising the
evolution of life.
It’s a combination of
2 simple terms Nav (New) and Roz (Day).
Wishing everyone HAPPY
NAVROZ
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