Rhythm of Soul-(Learnings of Life)

🎈 HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎈 The Year starts with positive vibes that gives the message of adopting new resolution to face the challenges of this life. A wonderful way to start the New Year with festivity all around.  The environment seems echoed with wishes of Happy New Year. The New Year celebration starts on the advent of Christmas all around the world but actual day of celebration begins at the Eve of 31st December every Year. Advent of New Year Celebration Due to different time zones of countries the New Year celebration time is different in the whole world. Kiribati Island in Pacific Ocean welcomes the year first. Thereafter New Zealand and Australia celebrates New Year. The Baker Island celebrates it in the last. Most of the Country celebrates the New Year as per Gregorian calendar on 1st January every year. How Peoples Celebrate New Year Peoples decorate their houses with illuminating lights and decorative items to welcome the start of Year. Besides th

🌞  Solar Eclipse  🌞 Solar Eclipse is an astronomical occurrence. A Solar Eclipse happens when the moon comes between Sun and Earth and cast its shadow on Earth. It is a natural phenomenon that happens only on Amavasya (New Moon Day). Generally, there can be 4 to 7 Eclipses in a calendar year. Solar Eclipse An Astronomical Event In astronomical terms, the full eclipse is an occultation phenomenon that happens when all the three celestial objects (Sun, Moon & Earth) come in a straight line. It is called Syzygy. Transit Event In astronomy, transit is an occurrence when a cosmic body moves between a larger heavenly body and an observer. In this transit  state , the celestial body moves across the larger celestial body and covers a small portion of it. In the transit phase near celestial body looks smaller than the far distant celestial body. In other words, if the nearer celestial body not fully covers the other celestial body it is called a trans

🎸MERRY CHRISTMAS🎸 The month of December brings about some good news after enjoying the Diwali holidays because the birth of Jesus Christ falls in this month.  Christmas is the only big festival which is celebrated with great pomp and show worldwide on 25 th December. This celebration merges into the celebration of New Year and makes it more fun-filled and enjoyable. Especially children enjoy Christmas very much due to most of the Schools remains closed for a winter vacation in the World. Christmas is also known as “ Bada Din ” (Big Day) in India because after this day onward duration of days starts to increase and the duration of night decreases. Christmas also abbreviated as Xmas. The letter “X” comes from the Greek letter “Chi” the first letter in the Greek word for Christ and the suffix “mas” comes from the Latin-derived Old English word for Mass. Many schools organize some special programs or annual function on this occasion in which students of all classes