Ahmedabad
“My soil, my country” wonderful artistic rangoli on the auspicious occasion of Deepavali in the premises of Swaminarayan Temple, Maninagar…”
Shree Swaminarayan Gadi Sansthan, Shree Swaminarayan Temple, Maninagar has an artistic and magnificent rangoli created by the devotee group with the permission of Shree Swaminarayan Gadi Santhan his divine holiness of Gnanamahoddhi Shree Jitendriyapriyadasji Swamiji Maharaj. Rangoli is related to colors. Different colors give energy. Positive or negative energy enters the body through the five senses. Colors should be used to remove all negative energy from life as well as fill the coming times with happiness. Apart from this, coloring increases concentration and stabilizes the brain.
50×50 in the vast temple premises on the theme of “My Soil, My Country…” along with the corresponding bowing to the soil, salutation to the heroes…, “Jay Jawan, Jay Kisan…” slogan, 28 states and 8 Centers of India. Rangoli has been decorated indicating the directions of the clay nectar pots of the ruled territories, lamps in 2100 clay kodias… etc. In which more than 250 kg of different colors have been used. Living for motherland day by day, every moment of time and every particle of life will be our true tribute to freedom fighters.
Thus, Rangoli is a symbol of religion, culture and faith and creates positive energy in the atmosphere. Shree Swaminarayan Gadi Sansthan is continuously active in preserving the heritage of Indian culture. The vision of the artistic expression of such Rangoli was revealed to Saints and Haribhaktos Deep by Shree Swaminarayan Gadi Sansthan his divine holiness of Gnanamahoddhi Shree Jitendriyapriyadasji Swamiji Maharaj. A large number of spectators are flocking to watch it. All the spiritual followers will be able to watch till Labha pancham.
It should be remembered that since the last 34 years, Indian culture has been cultivated on a large scale, occasionally Maninagar Shree Swaminarayan Gadi Sansthan decorates the great festival of Diwali by lighting artistic rangoli and lamps on various themes.
