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The month of Kartika, which is renowned for chasing away darkness, begins with the lighting of a lamp on Padya. In the Indian State of Karnataka, Diwali is customarily observed over the course of three days: Naraka Chaturdashi, Amavasya, and Balipadyami. Kartika is referred to as the brilliant month since it lasts from Balipadyami until the conclusion of Lakshdeepostava.

The third day of the festival, also known as Bali Padyami, is when Balindra, the Danavas’ king, performs his worship, therefore the name of the day. Although he is a descendant of Hiranya Kashyap, this day is devoted to paying reverent homage to Balindra.

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Karnataka State Diwali Balipadyami Pooja Vidhana Kannada

• On this day, worshippers enjoy an early morning oil massage bath (abhyangasnan).
• Then make a rangoli or gomaya in the shape of Balichakravarthi.
• So let’s pray for Bali to arrive. Bali needs to be served curds.
• Then perform Balichakravarthi’s pooja.

Story of Balipadyami Pooja Vidhana:

• Gomaya builds the altar of Balichakravarthy on the third day of Diwali.
• Ganapati was stationed to watch over the Yehusutta fort that Gomaya built close to Tulsikatte. To send off evil spirits, little dolls made of dung are kept at the entrances. All of the family members labor on Balindra in the evening during Godhuli Lagna.
• The annual sacrifice is part of a ceremony known as “Balindra Leppu” that was instituted by Balichakravarti, the emperor who oversaw Tulunad. Oil is added to the coconut grates scattered over the yard as dusk falls, and lamps are ignited.
• On the edge of the field, the men of the house wrap a cloth around a bamboo pole and light a doni with oil on it. After that, arrange a row of coconuts, avalakki, and hard objects beneath the Baleki tree and call Balindra three times with the phrase “koo..koo..koo.” Then they proceed to the cowshed where they work with the cow and the farming equipment. Rice-based dosa or Gatti is offered to Cows (Govu).
• In the hill country, four days are dedicated to celebrating Diwali. The water-filling festival is held on the first day, followed by Naraka Chaturdashi on the second, Lakshmi Puja on the third, and Balipadyami on the fourth. On the morning of Balipadyami, cotton is washed and a teak Ganapati statue is adorned with flowers. In the barn next to the segani benak, kanchikaddi and brahmadande plants are brought and plaited into a mat-like structure.
• Thus, despite the fact that Diwali celebrations vary by region, the fundamental idea of going from darkness to light is what Diwali is all about. As a celebration that dispels the darkness of ignorance in the mind and disperses the light of knowledge everywhere, may Diwali bring joy, peace, and prosperity to everybody.