May the happiness of this season brightens your life, brings you lots of luck, and fulfills your special dreams. May you be blessed with success, prosperity and happiness all year around. “Shubh Labh Saptami”
Team Blossom Inc
Team Blossom Inc wishes all their customers, partners, system integrators and resellers, ‘Shubh Labh Saptami.’
May you enjoy the festivities and share your joy with your loved ones, friends, relatives et el.
Today, November 18, is being celebrated as “Labh Panchami” This day denotes the final day of Diwali Celebrations in Gujarat.
The festival is celebrated on the Panchami i.e. the 5th day of Shukla Paksha in the Kartik month. This day is also popularly known as “Saubhagya Panchami”, “Gyaan Panchami” also.
This day is known for the reopening of shops and the establishment of new business ventures after the long Diwali holidays and has great importance in Gujarat.
Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi are worshipped on this day for prosperity and well-being.
The word ‘Labh’ means a benefit, hence this day is believed to bring merits and good luck in the lives of the individuals.
Shops that remain closed for holidays on big festivals like Diwali reopen on the day of Labh Panchami 2023. Some traders also start a new business on this day since it’s considered auspicious.
Before reopening the shops, Ganesh Puja and Lakshmi Puja are conducted to seek the blessings of both deities for gaining profit in the business throughout the year.
May the happiness of this season brightens your life, brings you lots of luck, and fulfills your special dreams. May you be blessed with success, prosperity and happiness all year around. “Shubh Labh Panchami” & “Gyan Panchami”
Team Blossom Inc
Team Blossom Inc wishes all their customers, partners, system integrators and resellers, ‘Shubh Labh Panchami.’
May you enjoy the festivities and share your joy with your loved ones, friends, relatives et el.
Today, November 15, is being celebrated as “Bhai Dooj”. It marks the end of the five-day festival of Diwali.
Bhai Dooj is a Hindu festival that celebrates and honors the bond between siblings. It is known by different names in various parts of country, like Bhai Phota, Bhaubeej, Bhai Tika or Yama Dwitiya.
Sisters perform a tilak ceremony and aarti for their brothers, while brother promise to protect their sisters.
The popular Hindu festival of Bhai Dooj is the perfect occasion to celebrate the sweet bond, love and protective ties between siblings.
On this day, sisters pray for the good health and well being of their brothers, and observe a special fast. Brothers offer gifts to their sisters as a token of love, and promise to protect them always.
Let us treasure the wonderful memories you’ve made together with your siblings and look forward to making many more. Greetings on Bhai Dooj festivities
Team Blossom Inc
Team Blossom Inc wishes all their customers, partners, system integrators and resellers, ‘Happy Bhai Dooj.’
May you enjoy the festivities and share your joy with your loved ones, friends, relatives et el.
On Shukla Paksha, the Pratipada Tithi of Kartik, Gujaratis celebrate the beginning of a new year. It usually coincides with the festival of Govardhan Puja.
Gujarati New Year, also known as Varsha Pratipada or Bestu Varas, is an auspicious day for the Gujarati community across the world.
This momentous occasion is marked with much enthusiasm and ceremony. With delicious treats, culinary creations, gatherings and greetings to loved ones, the day is celebrated to the fullest.
The Gujarati New Year is celebrated with festivities and the closing of old books and the opening of new ones.
These books, called ‘Chopda Poojan‘ specifically done by traditional folks, are worshipped to bring in a prosperous new year for business. During this pooja, Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped, in the hope of bringing Good Fortune.
This day is also referred to their New Year’s Day as “Nutan Varsh.“
On this joyous occasion, we wish God blesses all with good health, wealth, peace and prosperity. Nutan Varshabhinandan, Saal Mubarak !!
Team Blossom Inc
Team Blossom Inc wishes all their customers, partners, system integrators and resellers, ‘Nutan Varshabhinandan.‘
May you enjoy the festivities and share your joy with your loved ones, friends, relatives et el.
The festival of Diwali is a day of joy and celebration. It is also called Festival of Lights that celebrates the triumph of good over evil.
Immersed within mythological epic Ramayana, it depicts truimphant return of Lord Rama, his wife Goddess Sita, his brother Lakshman and Hanuman to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile.
This day offers another symobolic significance too, interwined with cosmic occassion of Samudra Manthan, the churning of ocean. It is said, Goddess Maa Lakshmi emerged from turbulent ocean, marking inflow of wealth and prosperity.
Diwali is a time not only to commemorate historical events, but also to worship Goddess of wealth and prosperity, Maa Lakshmi, to seek her blessings for abundance and happiness.
On this day, People burn candles, let off fireworks, and decorate their houses and communities with Rangolis and Diyas to commemorate this colorful night.
May the divine blessings of Diwali bring peace and prosperity to your home. Let it illuminate your soul and bring an abundance of wealth, health, and prosperity.
Team Blossom Inc
Team Blossom Inc wishes all their customers, partners, system integrators and resellers, ‘Happy Diwali.’
May you enjoy the festivities and share your joy with your loved ones, friends, relatives et el.
Dhanteras, also known as Dhanatrayodashi or Dhanvantari Trayodashi, is a Hindu festival which derives its name from two Sanskrit words: “dhan” meaning wealth, and “teras” which means the 13th day.
Dhanteras is a Hindu festival celebrated on the thirteenth day of the dark fortnight of Kartik.
Dhanteras marks the beginning of the five-day-long festival of Diwali.
It is believed that on this day, Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, descends to Earth.
Dhanteras is a time to celebrate wealth and prosperity and to give thanks for the blessings of the past year.
On Dhanteras, devotees believe and worship the Lord of Wealth Kuber and Goddess Devi Lakshmi to bring wealth and prosperity.
As per Hindu traditions, purchasing gold, silver, precious stones, ornaments, coins and utensils on Dhanteras is very auspicious. It bestows good luck and brings riches and abundance in the lives of the natives.
May this Dhanteras bring you an abundance of wealth, health, and prosperity.
Team Blossom Inc
Team Blossom Inc wishes all their customers, partners, system integrators and resellers, ‘Happy Dhanteras.’ May you enjoy the festivities and share your joy with your loved ones, friends, relatives et el.
This year, Dussehra is being celebrated on 24th October and this day signifies the end of Navratri, the festival of nine days and nine nights.
For ages, Dussehra has been the festival, that celebrates the truimph of good over evil. One of the main festivals in India, which people celebrate with much fervour and joy.
The word Dussehra is derived from dasha, which means ‘ten’ and hara, which means ‘defeat’ in Sanskrit.
Also known as Vijayadashmi, Dussehra is observed, when Lord Ram defeated the demon king Ravana and Goddess Durga saved everyone from the evil hands of Demon Mahisasura.
Dussehra or Vijayadashami is widely celebrated all over India with great enthusiasm and fanfare. In many places, the effigies of Ravana, Meghnad and Kumbhakaran are burnt to celebrate the triumph of good over evil.
In eastern parts of India, the statues of Maa Durga are carried and immersed into the Ganga river and married women play and put sindoor over each other while wearing the famous, traditional red and white color saree also known as lal-paad saree.
The festival marks the beginning of the preparation for Diwali and is also considered to be an auspicious day to commence anything new and meaningful.
Today is the time to celebrate the victory of Humanity, Justice and Truth. Today is time to emit the power of good and positive energy to your near and dear ones!!
Team Blossom Inc wishes you and your loved ones a very Happy Dussehra.!!
