Importance of Karwa Chauth
For a newly-wed woman, Karva Chauth is particularly special, as they get decked up in their bridal lehnga-choli. The things that symbolize and reflect the marital status of a woman, such as jewelry, bangles, henna, bindi, lehnga choli and many other traditional gifts are in high demand on this special occasion. Usually, women receive beautiful gifts from their husbands and relatives on this day, as a gesture of their love and care.
According to the ancient Hindu texts, the will power of a married lady to change her husband's bad fortune into good is so strong that it can even change God's ultimate decision. So, the relationship of man and his lady are eternal and blessed.
How to make the Karwa Chauth fasting simple
First of all, don't delay and call us to make appointment for your henna. In the morning while you have sargi or any foods, try and avoid very sugary (with too much sweet) and oily foods. The
sweet foods tend to aggravate hunger later in the day, therefore, avoid those
hunger pangs by avoiding too much sweet. Oily food will result in more thirst.
Home made
Paneer is a healthy option as it is high in protein and will therefore fill you up for longer. Almonds and walnuts are good too, as they make up your
energy reserves for the day. These nutritious nuts are high in essential fats
(linked to anti-ageing and lowering cholesterol) and are also high in protein,
which will keep you filled for longer.
Drink lot of water. If the water is warm, it gets absorbed faster as it matches ambient body temperature.
Keep yourself busy: The way to not think about food is to keep yourself occupied
throughout the day. Come to Nisha Henna Arts and we will do some fun activity together :)
Henna mehndi is part of Karwa Chauth celebration