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Happy New Year! May the Year of the Dragon bring you abundance, prosperity, and joy! This Lunar New Year, embrace new opportunities with creativity, passion, courage, and confidence. Let the dragon's intelligence and leadership guide you towards your dreams. Which brings me on to a very important point... When participating in cultural traditions on social media, it's vital to remember accuracy is key. It's essential you research thoroughly, be culturally and politically sensitive, and consult experts if needed. Avoid common pitfalls, especially when addressing sensitive topics. As a brief introduction to those unaware, Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is a broader and accurate description of what was archaically titled Chinese New Year. Expect vibrant celebrations, lucky foods, and the cherished tradition of red envelopes symbolising good health, wealth, and prosperity. As the festivities start today, let's join the joyous occasion, share the positivity, and capture the moments. Wishing you all a prosperous Year of the Dragon! #LunarNewYear #ProsperityAndJoy #YearOfTheDragon

7 Biggest Mysteries in India: You Must Visit India, a country full of ancient traditions and diverse folk tales, has many mysterious places that excite the imagination and curiosity of tourists from abroad. These are the major mysteries which scientists have not been able to solve even today. From ghost haunted forts and mysterious disasters to natural surprises, India is a land that has it all. In this blog of mine, I have listed some mysterious places of India which will not only surprise you but will also awaken the curiosity of life. So let me tell you about the top 7 mysterious places which you must see. Read_More:https://lnkd.in/gw7_sH-2

UUNCHAI A movie based on real life of three retired friends who aims to trek the Mount Everest Base Camp to fulfil their friend’s last wish. This movie tells us how our friends are a significant part of our lives and what they meant to us. Uunchai shows us the thrilling trekking experience amidst the fierce of Himalayas 1.Learnings from the movie: Friends in one’s life matters the most. We should always be grateful towards our friends to have them. They support us in our tough times and resolves our own mess. We should live our life like there’s no tomorrow.   2.Why is it my one of the favorite movies: It describes the bonding of friends in a best possible way. This movie shows us to live every moments of life at the fullest with our friends.   3.How does it impacts on my/your lives: It strongly indicates that age is just a number and it should not become a barrier to us. I recommend you to watch this movie and be with your friends to make memories as much as possible. NATH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY (NSBT)

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The Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year or Spring Festival, is one of the oldest and most important traditional holidays in many East Asian cultures. Its history dates back over 3,000 years to ancient China. Legend has it that the festival began with the fight against a mythical beast called "Nian," which terrorized villages. People discovered that Nian feared the color red, loud noises, and firecrackers, leading to customs like wearing red clothes, hanging red lanterns, and setting off fireworks. The Lunar New Year has adapted and evolved, influenced by social, political, and economic changes. It has also spread beyond China to many other countries with significant East Asian populations, becoming a global celebration of culture and heritage. Today, the Lunar New Year is celebrated by millions of people around the world, symbolizing hope, renewal, and the importance of family and community. It remains a time-honored tradition that bridges generations and connects people across borders and cultures. Wishing you a New Year filled with boundless opportunities, abundant blessings, and endless joy! May the Year of the Wood Dragon be a time of growth, success, and prosperity for you and your family. 🌟🎊 #LunarNewYear #Prosperity #Success #Joy

As we usher in the Year of the Dragon, let’s dive into some fascinating facts about Lunar New Year!🎇 🐂🐅🐇🐉🐍🐴🐐🐒🐓🐕🐷 Zodiac Animals: Each Chinese New Year ushers in a new zodiac animal. The 12 animals in order are Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. 🌎 🗺 Global Celebration: Over 2 billion people across the world celebrate Lunar New Year in various ways. Countries like China, Indonesia, The Philippines, Vietnam, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei have public holidays during this festive season.  📅 Ever-Changing Date: Lunar New Year doesn’t stick to a fixed date. It falls between January 21st and February 20th, determined by the Lunar calendar. 🏮🎆16 Days of Celebration: Traditionally, the festivities span 16 days, culminating in the Lantern Festival. Families gather on the 15th day of the first lunar month (the night of the full moon) for dinner, fireworks, and lantern displays. 🙏 Ancestral Reverence: During Lunar New Year, people offer sacrifices to gods and ancestors. 🍽 Auspicious Foods: Certain foods are consumed purely for their symbolic meaning. Dumplings, for instance, represent wealth. So, whether you’re enjoying a family feast, lighting lanterns, or indulging in dumplings, may this Year of the Dragon bring you courage, creativity, and boundless joy! #lunarnewyear #treeforttechnologies

Xin Nian Hao: A casual way of saying "Happy New Year". In Mandarin, the most common greeting is "Xīnnián hǎo" which directly translates as "New Year Goodness". Gong Xi Fa Chai: A Cantonese greeting that means "Happiness and prosperity". Wàn shì rú yì: A popular Chinese saying that means "may things go as you wish" or "may everything go smoothly". This is the year of Dragon also known as Loong, is the fifth of the 12-year cycle of animals which appear in the Chinese zodiac related to the Chinese calendar. Just as the Chinese New year starts in Jan End Feb 1st week, for India the new year starts in 1st or 2nd week of April for most part of India. We are aligned in a civilizational calendar in very close way than the current geo political alignments. Wish all my Chinese friends a happy new year and lets pray for a stable period in future.

🌟 Seize the Day, Create Your Heaven on Earth! 🌟 In our relentless pursuit of success, many of us find ourselves waiting for the "perfect" moment to take the leap. But here’s the truth: there’s no such thing as the perfect time. Waiting for it can often mean missing out on incredible opportunities that are right in front of us. Don’t let hesitation hold you back. The world is brimming with possibilities waiting for you to grasp them. Take action today! Whether it's launching a new project, diving into a career shift, or investing in personal growth—now is the time to act. As we navigate through our professional and personal journeys, remember this: opportunities favor the bold. Stop waiting for the right moment, because the best time to start is always now. Create your heaven on earth by making choices that align with your passions and dreams. 🌈✨ Let’s embrace the present and transform it into a stepping stone towards our brightest future. What’s one step you can take today to move closer to your goals? #SeizeTheDay #OpportunityKnocks #ActNow #CreateYourFuture #Inspiration

Year of the Dragon!  The Lunar New Year which is on Feb 10, 2024 is an event celebrated by millions of people across the world on the first new moon of their calendar. Each year the New Year in China falls on a different date, the dates usually range sometime between January 21 and February 20. Lunar New Year symbolizes letting go of the past and ringing in the present. This is a time for reunions, paying respects to the ancestors and older family members. People will clean their homes leading up to the LNY, and some will decorate their homes in red, which is seen as a color of good fortune in Chinese culture. The history of the Chinese New Year festival can be traced back to more than 4000 years ago. The Dragon is also known as a spirit representing good luck, justice, prosperity, and strength. People born in the year of the dragon are seen as charismatic, intelligent, confident, powerful, naturally lucky, and gifted. If you were born in 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, or 2024 this is your year. No matter which Chinese zodiac you are, expect this year to bring prosperity and hope. New Year celebrations are a big event in China, which usually shuts down for a month to prepare and allow workers to travel home to family for reunions and celebrations. Festivities usually take place over many days; the length varies for every culture. In China, the Lunar New Year is also known as the Spring Festival or Chūnjié. South Korea (Seollal), Vietnam (Tết), Mongolia (Tsagaan Sar) and many other Asian countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia and other regions celebrate the holiday by the terminology in their language. Various countries and families have different traditions as to how they celebrate. Most involve family and friends gathering around a banquet of traditional foods, and red envelopes containing money for children. Festivals like the lion dances at schools and in Chinatowns here in the U.S. many set off fireworks to scare off the bad spirits. 

Let's talk about the festival #Makarsankranti which marries the #cyclical nature of life, the #magic of adapting to #change, and the pursuit of spiritual and personal growth. It encourages us to embrace the #diversity of life experiences, celebrate #abundance, and foster positive connections with others, provided we are open to receive it. Yes, Makar Sankranti, a festival marking the #transition of the sun into the zodiac sign of Makara (Capricorn). Hence a "Festival of Alchemy" The tradition of flying kites represents #breaking free from constraints and reaching new heights. A festival teaching us to overcome #challenges, embrace our aspirations, and soar high in the pursuit of our goals. Hence a festival for overcoming challenges, a "Festival of Perseverance". A festival which coincides with the harvest season in many parts of India. which aligns with abundance prosperity and the fruits of #hardwork and determination. Hence a Harvest "Festival of Gratitude and Abundance" which is associated with the celebration of abundance and the joy of a successful harvest/hard work. A Festival inspiring all to #adapt change and embrace new phases of life, emphasizing the idea that change is constant, encouraging people to flow with life transitions and find #strength in change. Hence a "Festival of Change". A festival symbolizing of #growth and #enlightenment which encourages individuals to embark on a journey toward higher #consciousness and #selfrealization. Hence a "Festival of Spiritual Ascendancy". The festival which denotes purification and #renewal, emphasizing the importance of starting afresh in various aspects of life. Hence a "Festival of Renewal and New Beginnings". A #diversified festival which is celebrated in all hooks and corners of India with different names and customs reflects the country's rich #cultural #tapestry. Festival which promotes #unity, #inclusivity in every form, emphasizing the #diversity. Hence a "Festival of Inclusion and Diversity". So much to learn from this day, a beauty of this festival, not just meant to pass like any other day. #change #transformation #inclusionanddiversity #gratitute #humanrelations #perseverance #festivalvibes