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SUMMARY:Ocean Arathi Pooja at Tonka\, Kasarkod\, Honnavar\, INDIA
DESCRIPTION:Arati pooja ritual employed in worship\, in which light from a flame ritually waved to Ocean waves sound. the light is being offered to Ocean it also involves chanting slokas which narrates highness of Ocean as a King (Samudra Raja). The primary purpose of Arati pooja is a traditional sacred ritual of Konkan Kharvi fisher community to express devotion\, seek blessings\, and establish a spiritual connection with the divine Solvent elements of the Ocean. It is a cultural practice that reinforces respect\, hospitality\, spiritual mindfulness\, conveys the idea of worship\, prayer\, \nComponents of a Pooja\n Offerings: flowers\, fruits\, sweets\, Milk\,\n Rituals: recitation of mantras\, prayers\, or hymns\n Symbolic acts: lighting lamps (arati)\, ringing bells\, and circumambulating the deity \nIn Indian culture\, the ocean is not just a body of water but a source of life\, power\, and the vast unknown. It is revered as a divine entity\, a source of life\, wealth\, and spiritual purification. The ocean is associated Vedic god of the waters and is the abode of Shri Vishnu\, the preserver and manager of eath. The ocean is also a repository of divine treasures\, the resting place of cosmic consciousness\, and It symbolizes many things\, life\, existence\, worlds\, deities\, consciousness\, impermanence\, phenomenal world\, the power of Nature\, modifications\, support\, source\, suffering\, emotions\, commotion\, tranquility\, obstacle\, difficulty\, sacrificial cup\, infinity\, and the resting place of the Light energy. \nThe deep relationship between Konkan Kharvi Fishers community and the sea reveals a rich tapestry of spiritual and cultural practices\, these traditions demonstrate a profound respect for the ocean’s power and life-sustaining essence.
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/ocean-arathi-pooja-at-tonka-kasarkod-honnavar-india/
LOCATION:Tonka\, Tonka Beach\, Kasarkod\, Honnavar\, 581342\, India
ORGANIZER;CN="Shri Jaina Jatakeshwara Yuva Samiti":MAILTO:prakashhonavar@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Discovering cetaceans
DESCRIPTION:Free event dedicated to the knowledge and protection of Mediterranean whales and dolphins\, aimed at the students of the Istituto Comprensivo Statale 1 “Spini Vanoni” in Morbegno. The children are the young protagonists of this seminar organized by marine biologists from the voluntary association Rotta Mediterraneo\, hosted by the Civic Museum of Natural History of Morbegno.\nThe initiative was created with the aim of bringing young people who live far from the coast closer to the sea and marine biodiversity\, offering them an opportunity for discovery\, awareness\, and environmental education. During the meeting\, participants get a closer look at Mediterranean whales and dolphins: the characteristics of the different species\, their behavior\, the habitats they live in\, and the main threats that jeopardize their survival today.\nThrough images\, stories\, and the direct experiences of marine biologists\, the seminar provided a moment of scientific dissemination and discussion. The goal was to promote greater awareness of the importance of protecting marine ecosystems and the biodiversity of our Mare Nostrum.\nThe event is part of a series of meetings organized by Rotta Mediterraneo as part of the “European Maritime Day in My Country” initiative\, promoted by the European Commission.
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/discovering-cetaceans/
LOCATION:Museo di Storia Naturale di Morbegno\, via Cortivacci\, 2\, Morbegno\, 23017\, Italy
ORGANIZER;CN="ROTTA MEDITERRANEO":MAILTO:info@rottamediterraneo.org
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