Paryushana: Jains celebrate "Paryushan" ( Pari + ushan = all
kinds + to burn = to burn (shed) our all types of karmas )every year
this very important festival in their community for self-purification
and uplift by adhering to the 10 universal virtues in practical life.
This is meant to lead adherents on the right path, far from the mad
strife for material prosperity, which ultimately leads the follower to
his true destination salvation.
According to Jain's, the king of all the festivals, Parvadhiraj Paryushana
has come now. This festival has the highest power of doing auspicious to
the worshipers. This festival takes the soul to the upper condition.
It lights the lamps of life i.e. pious life. This festival also shows
the path of salvation. It is compared with water works through which one
can clean one's soul from the dirt of Karmas. This also makes the
sinful persons pious and virtues. The souls which are already aware
about the merits and sins, can do their duties, but those people who are
still passionate towards worldly pleasures become aware of new
motivation. So this festival is celebrated.
Why should we welcome the festival?
Why should we welcome the festival?
This festival makes the life clean by washing away all the blackness of sins and Karmas. The soul shines with brightness. It also becomes sweet with pious smell of friendly feelings.
No
vegetables, nor green leafy vegetables..not one for 8 straight days..
Yes I am talking about that time of year where we run out
of recipes with no clue what to cook without using those daily food
prepared with veggies..
Here is a list of number of things which can be cooked in least possible time, so you can devote that time in self purification.
Curries | Dals
Curries | Dals
- Gatta Nu Shaak / Kadhi (Gram-Flour Dumplings in Yogurt Sauce)
- Jain Chole Puri ( Chick-Pea Curry With Fried Puffed Whole Wheat Flat Bread )
- Jain Sev Tameta Nu Shaak/Curry
- Jain Shahi Paneer
- Methi Papad Nu Shaak ( Fenugreek Seeds & Popadam Curry )
- Vaghareli Rotli / Whole Wheat Flat bread Curry (Leftover Roti strips in yogurt sauce)
- Vagharelo Rotlo ( Millet Flour Flat Bread Strips in Yogurt Sauce)
- Plantain & Mixed Pepper Curry (OPTIONAL)
- Wholewheat Ajwain Paratha
- Wholewheat Roti | Chapati
- Low-fat, Gluten free Multigrain Savory Pancakes
- Gujarati Dal Panchvati OR Mixed 5 Lentils Soup (Avoid green pepper,curry leaves)
- Gujarati Toor Dal (Split Pigeon Peas Soup)
- Gujarati Kadhi (Hot Yogurt Soup) (Avoid green pepper,curry leaves)
- Tuver Ni Dal Dhokli (Wheat Flat Bread Strips in Lentil Soup)
10 comments:
Wonderful combination of sev and tomato. Looks so delicious.
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
I love this one and it looks so gud
Nice set of recipes on this lovely festive occasion of paryushan parva.
WOW!! Such extensive list of great food!
thank you for sharing this Jain celebration with us - I learnt something new which is always satisfying when one visits blogs :) The dish looks rich and colorful :)
cheers, priya
Nice to know about this festival.....and lovely recipes. I too make Sev tamatar ki subji..your looks so tempting..happy to see your comments in my blog..
cheeers
rani
Jain Festival...I have learned something new! This looks so good!
Nice informative post!
The subzi is very tempting...
Nice recipe really good. I am sure there will be more such kind of Jain food recipe in future.
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