Get ready to dance around in fiery joy and welcome longer days, because Lohri 2024 is almost here! Celebrated on Saturday, January 13, this Punjabi festival marks the end of winter and brings a warm wave of happiness and good wishes.
As the sun sets, bonfires begin to burn in villages and cities, filling the air with smoky heat and fiery energy. It is a time for families and friends to gather, sing folk songs like Dholna and beautiful Mundriya and pray for the coming year.
But what about the Shubh Muhurat, you ask? These are the auspicious timings when the festival is meant to be celebrated for maximum blessings. This year, there are two options:
- Evening Muhurat: Light your bonfires and join the festivities between 5:34 PM and 8:12 PM. This window gives you plenty of time to dance, sing, and offer your special Lohri prayers.
- Revri Chhara: Want to sprinkle blessings into the flames? The Revri Chhara muhurat is perfect for that! Toss sweet treats like rewaris and popcorn into the fire between 7:15 PM and 7:55 PM.
Of course, Lohri isn’t just about fire and fun. It’s also a time to celebrate the harvest and thank the gods for their bounty. People offer popcorn, sugarcane, and peanuts to the fire, symbolizing prosperity and gratitude.
So, whether you’re a seasoned Lohri celebrator or a curious newcomer, get ready to join the revelry! Gather your loved ones, prepare some sweet offerings, and embrace the warmth of bonfires and shared joy. Happy Lohri 2024!
Remember:
- Wear warm clothes, it’s still winter after all!
- Bring your dancing shoes and your singing voice!
- Don’t forget the offerings for the fire – popcorn, peanuts, rewaris, and good wishes!
- Most importantly, celebrate with an open heart and enjoy the spirit of Lohri!
Let the flames of Lohri 2024 illuminate your path with happiness and success throughout the year!
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