Vishu wishes
Call it by any name, Biasaki, Ugadi, Bihu, Tamil Puthand etc its the time of the New Year - a time to celebrate and bring in the new!
For a Malayalee this is one of the big festivals, which the beginnings of the agricultural season in Kerala. Vishukani the most important ritual on 'Vishu' day; is the first sight you see in the morning - which is said to be the deciding factor on how your day is likely to proceed. For a Vishu-kani - this of course means how your year ahead is going to proceed and therefore becomes all important ritual. People makes sure its packed with all good things in life, in hopes of the same all year round.
The preparations for Vishu start the earlier evening, when the Kani is set up. Often done when the children are asleep to ensure that they see the blessed sight the next morning. Being far away from India means you might not get all items of the kani - especially the kani konna-- I have made up the fact this year with this picture alongside! ;)
Anyway, hoping for a great Vishu celebrations tomorrow ... more to come later!
6 comments:
Ahh..I thought of doing a post about this..you did it, good. Here in Hyderabad also I did not get konna poo..But still managed to keep kani..Aryan was excited. I still remeber, how we used to do Namaskaram to elders just to get kaineetam...
Ahhh...gone are those days..
AM
Happy Vishu :)
I'm missing the Vishu celebrations, kaineetam and ofcourse the sadhya, which as a kid I had in kerala during my vacations................
Belated Happy Vishu!
Happy Vishu :)
Thanks AM, Swati, Wunderyearz, Homecooked ... Hope you have a great year ahead too!
Awww that is one beautiful photo of konna flower, that is sooo beautiful! thanks for sharing. My heartiest Vishu wishes to you and to your family.
Regards
Rasmi xxx
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