Grattis på Vinayaka chaviti

Hello everyone! Today we are celebrating Vinayaka Chaviti. It is an Indian festival celebrated by many Indians around the world. Happy Vinayaka Chaviti to everyone! On this day, we worship Lord Vinayaka, also known as Lord Ganesha. Many people pray to him and perform special rituals during this festival. I would like to tell you a little about this festival and why we celebrate it Ganesh Chaturthi marks the rebirth and arrival of Lord Ganesha from Mount Kailash to Earth, accompanying his mother, Goddess Parvati. According to Hindu tradition, he is revered as Vighnaharta—the remover of all obstacles. We celebrate this festival to seek his blessings for new beginnings, knowledge, and the strength to overcome challenges in our daily lives. According to a tradition, there is a curse associated with the moon. Therefore, it is believed that we should not look at the moon on Vinayaka Chaviti. However, according to the belief, we can avoid the negative effects by worshipping Lord Vinayaka on this day. Then, we do not need to be afraid of receiving negative energy or bad luck if we accidentally see the moon. We hope that you also celebrate this wonderful festival together with your families. We wish you happiness, joy, and may all your dreams come true. Thank you for listening to my speech in Swedish!