Ganesh Chaturthi and 5 Life-Changing Practices
According to the Hindu calendar, Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated in the month of Bhadra.Besides His birthday, this 10-day to 12-day festival marks the rejuvenation of our dormant spiritual instincts.Devotees willingly dedicate themselves to the lord’s service and prayers. The celebration takes place in August and September.
The festival's last day is followed by the immersion of Shri Ganesha’s idol.
The immersion of His idol in the waters signifies the dissolution of obstructions and egos. Anant Chaturdashi thus not only marks the end of the festival but also symbolizes the culmination of spiritual perfection.
