This
is a festive season. Lord Ganesh has arrived at devotees’ home. The whole
atmosphere is positive and energetic. Lord is worshiped by devotees with full
of passion and devotion.
After
Ganesha, there will be Deshera and then Festival of Lights, Diwali. In between
there will be lot of festivals. Everybody, from rich to poor, seniors to
juniors, will perform and rituals whole heartedly.
What
do these seemingly unconnected individuals have in common? All are practicing
magic and rituals. Magic and rituals have long been connected.
There
is magic in any ceremony that we do, whether it of a routine nature, such as
making a wish on our birthday, or whether it is a sophisticated ritual
involving all kinds of movements, lights and music or worship of God.
In
both cases we are using the power of the ritual in order to create magic in our
life.
By
doing rituals, we connect to the nature and universe. This brings the energy &
positivity in life. Every time that we consciously connect to the universal
energy in order to direct it to a specific result that we wish to manifest in
our life, we are utilizing magic. The purpose of rituals is to demonstrate this
connection between nature and its laws. Rituals are a reminder to us that we
are an intricate part of this vast universe.
Ritual
contributes to your wholeness by allowing enough safety and freedom for all the
parts of yourself to be expressed.
Rituals
are important in our daily life, because they allow us:
- To bring positivity in the life;
- To build the confidence in what we are doing;
- To be as creative as we wish;
- To enjoy ourselves and have fun;
- To experience beauty and pleasure in our life;
- Positive thinking brings positive things in the life.
Hence
whatsoever you believe, follow the rituals. They have powers and magic…
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