On the auspicious occasion of Lakshmi Puja, Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang, along with his family, honored tradition by performing a cow worship ceremony on Friday.
This ritual, an essential part of Lakshmi Puja, was conducted as a mark of gratitude and reverence, aligning with customs observed across the state.
“Tradition is the timeless thread that binds us to our roots, grounding us in heritage and faith,” said CM Tamang, emphasizing the importance of these practices in preserving cultural identity.
The Chief Minister expressed how rituals like these keep cultural roots alive and deepen the community’s connection to its heritage. “Through these sacred acts, we express gratitude and seek blessings, nurturing the divine connections that guide and sustain us,” he stated.
In Hindu tradition, cow worship symbolizes prosperity, making it an integral part of Sikkim’s religious and cultural celebrations, especially during significant festivals like Lakshmi Puja.
Sikkim Chief Minister Honors Age-Old Traditions with Lakshmi Puja Ceremony
In a heartfelt celebration of tradition and faith, Chief Minister Mr Prem Singh Tamang and his family observed the sacred occasion of Lakshmi Puja, marking it with devotion and reverence for age-old rituals.
Embracing customs passed down through generations, they honored Gau Mata, a revered symbol of purity and prosperity. The ceremony included offerings and prayers, serving as an expression of gratitude and a plea for blessings. Through these sacred acts, the family sought to deepen their divine connections, drawing strength from their heritage and grounding themselves in faith.
“Tradition is the timeless thread that binds us to our roots,” shared the Chief Minister reflecting on the significance of rituals that continue to sustain and guide them.
As the Chief Minister joined in the celebrations, he prayed for unwavering prosperity and serenity to fill every Sikkimese home, wishing everyone a joyous and prosperous Laxmi Puja.
