Vaikundarajan Sends His Wishes On The Occasion Of

Dussehra

Navratri culminates with Dussehra. Vijayadashami is another significant occasion for this auspicious festival. Vaikundarajan explains the importance of these two festivals.

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"Dussehra is the tenth day of celebration during Navratri," says Vaikundarajan. It symbolizes vanquishing evil and wanton nature, and about having reverence for all aspects of life and even for the things and objects that contribute to our wellbeing.

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Dussehra is marked as the day when Lord Rama killed demon king Ravana and made his brother Vibhishana the king of Lanka.

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People celebrate the festival in different ways across the country. The best known celebration is that of burning the effigy of ten headed Ravana with a bow and arrow.

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"After Navratri, the tenth and final day is Vijayadashami – meaning the victory of good over evil," explains Vaikundarajan. He further adds that the final day is held in high regards by devotees.

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The Vijayadashami or Dussehra festival is of a tremendous cultural significance for all who live in this land – irrespective of their caste, creed or religion – and should be celebrated with gaiety

and love.

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Vaikundarajan sends his best wishes and hopes that his fellow countrymen will have the strength to conquer all evils.

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