Karva chauth

Karva chauth brings together the collective positive consciousness of millions of women. This like any other ritual has a deeper meaning than for the Husband. It's strength of the female persona or feminine energy for the betterment and success of nature and universe. It deepens the relation between the women with each other man and woman and human beings and nature. In the Hindu way of life, like another ritual it not obligatory to Participate. But seeing the number of happy women and women connecting with each other it makes it for an amazing spectacle. Happy Karvachauth....btw no animals get killed on this day....juSt saying

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