
作者:侯马 来源:原创 发布日期:08-23

A | Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Raj Nidimoru entered into wedlock on Monday (December 1). Their ceremony had limited guests with only near and dear ones attending including her close friend Shilpa Reddy. The entrepreneur and fashion designer shared a series of photos and videos on Instagram giving fans a sneak peek about the intimate wedding.
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Bhutha Shuddi Vivaha
Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Raj Nidimoru’s wedding was described as ‘Bhutha Shuddi Vivaha,’ a form of consecration of marriage rooted in an ancient yogic tradition. It is a purification or refinement of the five fundamental elements – earth, air, fire, water and space – within a human system. Shilpa adds that the beauty and profoundness of the ceremony is that it allows couples to enter into a union on an elemental level, beyond physical and emotional bonding seeker a deeper foundational unity. She describes that Bhutha Shuddi Vivaha is just not limited to first-time couples but people whether previously married or already married can also opt for such a ceremony to ‘renew vows.’According to Shilpa, Bhutha Shuddi Vivaha is an energetic process and has a subtle but powerful influence on everyone present. She says that the ancient yogic tradition of Vivaha (wedding) aligns the union of a couple on an elemental, energetic and spiritual level. One can experience a deep stillness, sense of expansion and emotion at such events, she adds.
Wedding festivities
The wedding festivities kicked off from as early as 6 am on Monday. From the floral decorations to the rituals to be performed, Shilpa gave an inside view of how a wedding at Linga Bhairavi temple at Isha Foundation looked like. Shilpa also shared the wedding gifts (Vivaha Kanukalu in Telugu) for the people who attended the event. The box set consists of incense made from Isha’s flowers, Sadhguru’s message-card, chocolates and a perfume bottle.Also Read: Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s Wedding Outfit Decoded。 Hot take. Even pigs need a cool-down. "Officer, my pigs are getting heatstroke!" That's the emergency call firefighters in China received during a scorching summer day. A truck carrying more than 100 pigs pulled over outside a fire station after many of the animals nearly collapsed from the extreme heat. Firefighters immediately grabbed the hoses and spent nearly 50 minutes spraying water to cool them down. The result? The pigs were back on their feet. Netizens couldn't resist joking: "You could see how panicked the driver was, but he was smart and lucky." "The pigs were probably thinking: Ahh... that's the life!" (Huang Fang, Intern: Zou Hanjun)
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