Never arrive with empty hands.
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Never arrive with empty hands.
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New clothes, new year, new start.
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The abhishek and the cow.
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And why that is fine.
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Diwali means a full house.
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Nine forms of the Devi.
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The mehndi night.
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The sixth night.
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A hundred voices, one song.
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Milk from water.
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And how to tell them.
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Trinavarta, and a baby too heavy to carry.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
Pradakshina: keeping the shrine on your right.
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Before an exam, a journey, a wedding.
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Light offered to every part of the murti.
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Patterns that take all night.
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And why that is fine too.
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The lamp in the middle of the circle.
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Because it is a wedding.
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A year of you.
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Call and answer.
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Pride, tamed.
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A house for Bhagwan.
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A minute of stillness before the day begins.
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A very Indian kind of caring.
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Bringing the light to your eyes.
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Leaves, paste, cone, art.
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Round and golden, like a good day.
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Sticks, rhythm and Krishna.
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Vidaai: happy and sad together.
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Courage under her.
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A mark, not a stain.
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Series Part 1 · Book 14 / 34
A gentle Panchatantra story for careful listening.
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Faces we love, on the wall.
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Meet the pujari.
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Rice, milk and patience.
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Yes.
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A village, a city, a ship, a plane.
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The hour he was born.
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The engagement.
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The great eagle.
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She speaks three other languages.
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A plant that gets a lamp of its own.
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Bathing, dressing and feeding the murti.
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Til for Sankranti, gujiya for Holi, modak for Ganesha.
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A map with two hearts on it.
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Jhula for a baby god.
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Yellow hands, yellow faces.
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