Are you following Indian traditions blindly? It's time to rethink and understand the true essence of our customs.

From festivals to rituals, we often get caught up in the superficial aspects and forget the deeper meaning behind them.

Take Diwali for example, it's not just about lighting diyas and bursting crackers, it's about the triumph of good over evil.

Similarly, Holi is not just about throwing colors at each other, it's about celebrating the arrival of spring and spreading love and joy.

Another common mistake is performing pujas and prayers without understanding their significance and purpose.

We need to educate ourselves and our children about the stories and beliefs behind these traditions, rather than just going through the motions.

Another aspect that we often overlook is the environmental impact of our traditions. For instance, the excessive use of plastic during festivals.

Let's make a conscious effort to celebrate in an eco-friendly manner and preserve our environment for future generations.

Moreover, we need to be inclusive and respectful of other cultures and religions, rather than imposing our beliefs on others.

It's time to break free from the shackles of blind tradition and embrace the true essence of our customs, with understanding and mindfulness.