tanya_Sinha88

Shubh Maha Navami ✨ 
          	Maha Navami, the ninth day of Durga Puja, is celebrated with utmost devotion and grandeur across Bihar and India. It marks the final victory of Maa Durga over the demon Mahishasura, symbolizing the eternal triumph of good over evil. 
          	
          	On Navami, the sacred rituals of Kanya Pujan and Maha Havan are performed:
          	
          	Kanya Pujan: Nine little girls, representing the Navadurga (nine forms of the Goddess), are worshipped with flowers, tilak, new clothes, and prasad. This ritual honors the divine feminine power in its purest form and is especially observed with great devotion.
          	
          	Maha Havan: A sacred fire ritual is performed with offerings of ghee, grains, and wood, accompanied by Vedic mantras. The Havan signifies purification of the environment and the soul, invoking Maa Durga’s blessings for peace, prosperity, and protection.
          	
          	In Bihar’s puja pandals, devotees gather in large numbers to perform pushpanjali, bhajans, and seek Maa’s blessings. The day is filled with joy, community feasts, and heartfelt devotion, but also carries a tinge of emotion as it prepares us for Maa’s farewell on Dashami
          	
          	“On Navami’s flame, the havan glows,
          	With every chant, devotion flows.
          	Little girls, divine and pure,
          	Are worshipped with a heart so sure.
          	
          	Her victory shines, her blessings stay,
          	Guiding us on life’s hard way.
          	O Maa, on this Navami bright,
          	Fill our lives with love and light.”
          	
          	Wishing all my dear readers a joyous and blessed Maha Navami! May Maa Durga’s divine strength guide your path, her blessings guard your family, and her love fill your heart forever. 
          	
          	
          	

tanya_Sinha88

Shubh Maha Navami ✨ 
          Maha Navami, the ninth day of Durga Puja, is celebrated with utmost devotion and grandeur across Bihar and India. It marks the final victory of Maa Durga over the demon Mahishasura, symbolizing the eternal triumph of good over evil. 
          
          On Navami, the sacred rituals of Kanya Pujan and Maha Havan are performed:
          
          Kanya Pujan: Nine little girls, representing the Navadurga (nine forms of the Goddess), are worshipped with flowers, tilak, new clothes, and prasad. This ritual honors the divine feminine power in its purest form and is especially observed with great devotion.
          
          Maha Havan: A sacred fire ritual is performed with offerings of ghee, grains, and wood, accompanied by Vedic mantras. The Havan signifies purification of the environment and the soul, invoking Maa Durga’s blessings for peace, prosperity, and protection.
          
          In Bihar’s puja pandals, devotees gather in large numbers to perform pushpanjali, bhajans, and seek Maa’s blessings. The day is filled with joy, community feasts, and heartfelt devotion, but also carries a tinge of emotion as it prepares us for Maa’s farewell on Dashami
          
          “On Navami’s flame, the havan glows,
          With every chant, devotion flows.
          Little girls, divine and pure,
          Are worshipped with a heart so sure.
          
          Her victory shines, her blessings stay,
          Guiding us on life’s hard way.
          O Maa, on this Navami bright,
          Fill our lives with love and light.”
          
          Wishing all my dear readers a joyous and blessed Maha Navami! May Maa Durga’s divine strength guide your path, her blessings guard your family, and her love fill your heart forever. 
          
          
          

tanya_Sinha88

SUBHO MAHAASTAMI
          
          Maha Ashtami is one of the most powerful and sacred days of Durga Puja. In Bihar, this day is celebrated with unmatched devotion and grandeur. Devotees rise early, observe fasts, and offer prayers to Maa Durga, especially in her fierce form as Mahishasura Mardini, the destroyer of evil. ✨
          
          Temples and pandals are adorned with flowers, lights, and the sound of dhaak fills the air. Families also gather to offer pushpanjali (flower offerings) and chant mantras with deep devotion.
          
          Ashtami is not just about worship, but also about community bonding—sharing prasad, enjoying cultural performances, and witnessing the divine energy of Maa Durga in every corner. 
          
          “On Ashtami’s dawn, the goddess reigns,
          Her lion roars, breaking all chains.
          With trident high, she slays the wrong,
          Her courage echoes fierce and strong.
          
           Her light does glow,
          In every chant, her blessings flow.
          O Maa, on this Ashtami bright,
          Fill our lives with truth and light.”

NayantaraHK

@tanya_Sinha88 beautiful wish! Subho mahaastami!
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tanya_Sinha88

Guysss...!
          See who is back *hihiii* 
          Updated the new chapter of TERA YAAR HOON MAI
          
          Check it out & comment your reviews 

Tuhi_na27

@tanya_Sinha88 balle-balle , shava-shava
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tanya_Sinha88

@NayantaraHK (⁠◕⁠ᴗ⁠◕⁠✿⁠)
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tanya_Sinha88

Shubh Maha Saptami ✨
          
          Maha Saptami marks the beginning of the most sacred rituals of Durga Puja, when the Goddess is worshipped with great devotion and divine energy. On this day, the Nabapatrika snan (holy bathing of the nine plants representing the nine forms of Maa Durga) takes place, symbolizing purity, new beginnings, and prosperity. 
          
          It is a time to welcome the Goddess into our hearts and homes, seeking her blessings for courage, wisdom, and peace.
          
          ✨ Wishing all my dear readers a blessed Subh Saptami! May Maa Durga bring health, happiness, and harmony to your life and guide you always with her divine strength. 
          
          
          If talking about my state....
          
          In Bihar, pandals come alive with devotion, lights, and the rhythmic sounds of  drums. From Patna to Gaya, Muzaffarpur to Bhagalpur, streets glow with festive spirit, and the air is filled with bhajans, laughter, and the fragrance of flowers and incense. ✨
          Families gather to offer prayers, and cultural performances like folk songs, dance, and plays reflect the rich traditions of Bihar. For many, it is not just worship but also a reunion of community, where people celebrate togetherness, joy, and the triumph of good over evil. 
          
          “On Saptami’s morn, the conch shells sing,
          Bihar’s puja pandals brightly spring.
          With dhaak’s deep beat and hearts so pure,
          Maa’s blessings flow, strong and sure.
          
          In lights, in prayer,
          Her presence shines everywhere.
          May courage, love, and peace be near,
          On Saptami and through the year.”
          
          ✨ Subho Mahasaptami ✨ 
          
          
          

Tuhi_na27

@tanya_Sinha88 Subho Saptami to you too❤️
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tanya_Sinha88

The heaviness inside me says…
          “I am here because you are human, because you care deeply, because you’ve been holding more than you know. I sit on your chest to remind you of your fragility. I shake your hands so you can’t ignore me. I block your tears because I want to keep you silent, trapped, hidden. I make you feel alone, as though no one could possibly understand. I convince you that you are broken, when really, I am only a shadow, a weight that does not belong to you forever.”
          
          And I respond…
          “I hear you, even though I don’t want you here. You make me feel weak, scared, and helpless. But maybe, in some strange way, you are also asking me to stop running, to finally notice the hurt I’ve been burying. I don’t like you, but I see you. You are not all of me. You are not the truth of who I am. You are only a storm passing through, and even though it feels endless, storms never last forever. I will sit with you tonight, but I will not let you convince me I am only you. There is more inside me than this pain.”
          
          That's what I am feeling today.... The storm going inside is pretty cool & still trying to last very soon.(⁠•⁠‿⁠•⁠)

NayantaraHK

@tanya_Sinha88 dhyaan rakhna apna!!main hun..yahin
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tanya_Sinha88

@NayantaraHK don't know exactly why... But these days many things is happening i don't know why but this is not feeling good
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tanya_Sinha88

Hello dear readers,
          
          I wanted to take a moment to talk to you honestly. Writing has always been my safe space, something that brings me joy and helps me connect with all of you. But lately, life has been overwhelming. Between assignments, daily classes, practical records, studies, and even all the ongoing festivals, future plannings career tension....I’ve been feeling completely burdened.
          
          Right now, even the things I love — like writing, journalling, poetries, painting everything  — are starting to feel heavy, and I don’t want to give you rushed or half-hearted chapters. You all deserve my best, and I want to enjoy the process too, not just push through it.
          
          So, I’m asking for your understanding. I might be slower in updates for a while, but please know it’s not because I don’t care. In fact, it’s because I do care deeply — both about the stories I write and about myself. I want to come back refreshed, with the same passion that made me start this journey.
          
          To be honest, I don’t even know whether I’ll be able to come back consistently or not. But please know that I’m really, truly trying to cope with this situation as best and as soon as I can. Writing still holds a special place in my heart, and I hope I can return to it when I feel ready and inspired again.
          
          
          Thank you for your patience, your kindness, and for staying with me even when life gets tough. Your support means more than words can explain.
          
          With love,
          Tanya 

artistlovewriting

@tanya_Sinha88  take your time! take care of yourself tooo!!!
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tanya_Sinha88

✨ Happy Ganesh Chaturthi, dear readers! ✨
          
          May Lord Ganesha bless you with wisdom, happiness, and fresh beginnings.  Just like every story starts with a single word, may this festival inspire new chapters of joy and success in your lives. 
          
          I also want to share something personal with you all. Because of exams, assignments, and a hundred little responsibilities, I haven’t been able to update my books the way I wish to. Somewhere, the writer in me feels like it’s fading—but your love, patience, and support keep me going. 
          
          This Ganesh Chaturthi, I pray not only for new beginnings in your lives, but also for the spark of creativity to return stronger in mine. Thank you for staying with me on this journey—it truly means the world. ✨
          
          Wishing you and your family a blessed Ganesh Chaturthi! 
          Ganpati Bappa Morya!

NayantaraHK

Same to you and your family!!
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tanya_Sinha88

✨ Happy Janmashtami ✨
          
          In the soft glow of the moonlit night,
          a divine melody drifts through the air—
          the sound of a flute, gentle yet powerful,
          reminding the world of love, joy, and devotion. 
          
          Today we celebrate not just the birth of Shri Krishna,
          but the birth of hope in every heart,
          the reminder that even mischief can hold innocence,
          and that true strength lies in compassion. 
          
          May his smile inspire you to find happiness in small things,
          his courage teach you to stand firm in truth,
          and his eternal love remind you that no bond is ever lost. 
          
          ✨ Jai Shri Krishna! ✨

NayantaraHK

@tanya_Sinha88 aapko bhi bachcha !! Jai Shri Krishna!
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