In the Tharu-dominated area, the Atwari celebration is being celebrated nowadays with incredible exhibit. The Tharu community celebrates the celebration of Atwari, wishing for the great fortune of their sisters.
Tharu culture master Bejlal Choudhary says that after fasting, it is standard to offer Khurma made of wheat flour, bariya of unripe rice, roti and other dishes and natural products to the fire divinity, and isolated a few for the sisters and eat the rest for the fasting individual. Agreeing to him, the nature-worshipping Tharu community particularly celebrates this celebration by worshiping the sun. Surya is considered as a image of light, fire and Shakti (energy).
The parcel saved by brothers for sisters is called Agrasan. On the moment day of Atwari, Vratalu eat Sidra of angle and other dishes such as phulauri, banana, pataula, thatcha. Culture master Chaudhary says that Atwari celebration is celebrated as a huge celebration by the Tharu community.
According to him, Atwari celebration is celebrated with extraordinary significance in Banke, Bardia, Kailali, Kanchanpur and other regions where the Tharu community lives.
Fish, Gangta, snails and other dishes are extraordinarily cooked amid Atwari celebration. On Sunday evening, everybody in the town joins together to make a great fire by chopping wood. He said, "They make a great fire by chopping wood and cook a single bread to offer Bhima in it. After the roti is cooked, all the fasting individuals take a shower and take part in the puja.
The four brothers of the five Pandavas utilized to isolated half of their parcel for Bhima some time recently eating, so also indeed nowadays the Tharus eat as it were half of their parcel for Bhima in Atwari. On that day, fasting individuals do not eat salt and other nourishments that are considered garbage nourishment. In this celebration, the obligation of cooking nourishment rests with the fasting man.
In Atwari, in the evening and in the morning, fasting individuals take out half from their individual parcels. The need of this development has a place to the sisters of the fasting individual. Chowdhury, a social master, says that the Atwari celebration is too called the assembly point of daughters-in-law and mother-in-law since the brothers and sisters trade Atwari welcome when they are gone.
Barkimar adventure of vanishing in Atwari festival
Barkimar is a melody sung on Atwari celebration based on the story of Mahabharata. The Tharu community is concerned almost the later vanishing of the Barkimar tune, which is related with the valor and control of Bhima among the five Pandavas.
Although Barkimar is synonymous with Atwari, it has been misplaced as of late due to need of intrigued from the unused era, Chowdhury says, "Most of the myths specified in the story of the Mahabharata can be found in the Tharu community. The convention of performing divine contemplation to achieve the same control and quality as Bhima by performing dedication to the five Pandavas has been going on since antiquated times, but in later times, the hone of singing Barkimar has vanished in numerous places.
He says that prior Atwari celebration was utilized to highlight the social and devout significance, but as of late, as the modern era has overlooked it, it has begun to be taken as a frame of nourishment and amusement. He says, "Prior, after worshiping at domestic, Agrasan Koseli was conveyed in Chelibeti's house. But presently the unique perspective has begun to disappear.''
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