August- The Patriotism and Religious fervour

◆August- The Patriotism and Religious fervour...

◆Shitala Swayam

Shitla Saatam is concept of Indian culture and tradition. Normally this festival celebrates in Shravan Mahina as an Indian religion calendar. It’s a part of folk deity. Generally at that time southern region and peninsula celebrate and believing into many faith. Even in Gujarat’s villages also celebrate as a part of religious festival. I heard one mythical story through my grandfather that ‘Shitlah’ is one of the goddess who something happening to stop pox disease which is complex of viral diseases in human beings and also animals.

◆Patriotism and Religious

During this month most people busy to celebrate religious festivals and they may be forgotten 15th August independence day behind history how we get freedom, we have a cruel history behind freedom it is a partition of India divided two-country - India and Pakistan, most of the people forget partition upon the nonsense based religion. So it is fair to forget the scene. Now again our most of Political party do that thing and we are celebrating and clapping when they speak on religious.

◆Religion amd science

We all lining into digital era which fully develop through science and technology so that according to my point of view Nowadays people should have sense of looking religion festival another way but they don’t question ask and they don’t search reality behind any festival. But we used to see Shitlasaatam as religious festival which was generated in our mind.

◆Summing up...

I think that all festivals which we celebrated in the India are mostly connection with blind faith and religious whereas in other country they also celebrate festivals but its not religious at all , it is ony funny things for rational mind set, that's why may be both the mentality are true for followers.

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◆References:-

https://www.drikpanchang.com/gujarati/festivals/shitala-satam/shitala-satam-date-time.html?year=2019

https://hindupad.com/sheetala-satam-shitala-satam-sheetala-saptami/

https://thejaijais.com/blogs/sunitas-blog/the-tale-of-shitala-ma

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