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In Sweden we have a saying that you have to ask the government for permission, in other words, ask your partner.
Maya
I can use that.
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
I go when the Boss takes me along and that does not happen often. "Ghar ek mandir hai' so goes the title of a famous film and its song (Home is a temple).
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No that is not the film song, but it shows Jaspinder Narula, a noted Punjabi Singer in the beginning, Narendra Chanchal at 15 secs on, and Wadali brothers, Punjabi sufi singers at 30 secs on.
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No that is not the film song, but it shows Jaspinder Narula, a noted Punjabi Singer in the beginning, Narendra Chanchal at 15 secs on, and Wadali brothers, Punjabi sufi singers at 30 secs on.
Yes indeed. But you know, after awhile nothing surprises me. I pray that cooler heads prevail, and the 100 or so men on our government's watch list take a hint form this.
DON'T DO IT!
The last guy about a week ago killed because we didn't give him clearance to fly to Turkey. Still we don't know for sure what spawned today's attack, or just who the perpetrators were.
Maya3
Well-Known Member
It is scary. I thought Canada was a little saner than the US, so I must say that I'm surprised.
That is crazy about the guy from last week.
Maya
Happy Diwali!
I won't be able to make it to temple this year. I have to work that day.
Regardless, may Lakshmi Mata bring bright blessings to you all.
I won't be able to make it to temple this year. I have to work that day.
Regardless, may Lakshmi Mata bring bright blessings to you all.
Since I will not be able to attend temple this year for Diwali, I've decided the next best thing would be to order a Lakshmi-Narayan pendent.
Which one do you think is better overall? Or neither? It's surprisingly difficult to find a pendent in this style.
Which one do you think is better overall? Or neither? It's surprisingly difficult to find a pendent in this style.
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BSM1
What? Me worry?
Since I will not be able to attend temple this year for Diwali, I've decided the next best thing would be to order a Lakshmi-Narayan pendent.
Which one do you think is better overall? Or neither? It's surprisingly difficult to find a pendent in this style.
Less is more, if I may.
Indeed, however, there are a couple of stipulations:
1.) I should have worded my other post better. I didn't really decide getting a pendent on a dime. I've thought about getting one for quite a while, but the fact that I'm missing Diwali (which really does upset me) is the catalyst to finally get a pendent of sorts.
2.) I prefer this style of pendant, as I like to see the details of the Devas involved.
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
DCoT, I find both the pendants nice. The bigger one is traditional, the smaller one is a little more romantic. Now, I will consider the cost and your personal preference.Which one do you think is better overall? Or neither? It's surprisingly difficult to find a pendent in this style.
I had a Shiva pendant around my neck in my younger days for many years. It was silver. Given by my grandfather. My grandson also wore it for some time. I have not paid attention to what he is wearing now.
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Thanks for the input.
I ended up ordering the smaller one. Mainly because A.) I like how it's more "personal" (for lack of a better word) and B.) I like the detail better. It was also less expensive.
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
That is a win, win.
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Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
My wife has gone to my in-laws place to prepare the 'annakoot' 30 ingredient veg. for lunch. My wife's sister-in-law cannot do it all alone. What she told me is that first they saute the leafy vegetables. Then add the vegetables that are fried (potato, taro, okra, etc); and then add the softer vegetables. Then the family (in-laws, her sister's family, our family, and our daughter's family) all gather to partake it. Tradition. It is always nice (with puris).