Sadhu Vaswani Mission joyously celebrated the Sindhi New Year, Cheti Chand, on April 11, 2024, in a lively and culturally rich event that brought together guests from near and far.
The festivities commenced with a smiling welcome to all with sprinkles of rosewater. The campus of Sadhu Vaswani Mission was adorned with festive lights, and at the entrance stood a beautiful idol of Lord Jhulelal, welcoming all the guests.
The spiritual ambience was further enhanced with the traditional aarti of Lord Jhulelal. Jhulelal is a revered saint of the Sindhi community. He is considered to be a symbol of unity, tolerance, and harmony among different religious communities. Jhulelal’s birth and life are celebrated during the Cheti Chand festival.
Attendees were treated to soul-stirring performances of Sindhi folk songs by acclaimed singers Seema Ramchandani and Drshika Advani.
A captivating play was presented by the Sindhi Sakhiyun Global Network (SSGN) group. The performance depicted Lord Jhulelal incarnates in diverse forms to enlighten people.
Revered Dada Vaswani’s recorded talk was played, on the importance of becoming new in the new year.
Didi Krishna Kumari, the head of Sadhu Vaswani Mission, delivered a LIVE talk on the importance of recognizing each day as a gift from God. We must cherish each moment and set daily affirmations for our personal growth and empowerment.
The event garnered praise from attendees. A first-time visitor remarked on the peaceful yet energizing atmosphere at the mission. Another attendee remarked, “I loved the event, and Didi’s words have touched me. I will try to incorporate her advice into my life.”
The Cheti Chand celebration at Sadhu Vaswani Mission not only honoured Sindhi traditions but also served as a reminder of the limportance of community, spirituality, and personal growth in enriching lives.
