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Dr. Khushboo Garodia Combining the goodness of Homeopathy & Nutrition to enhance your body's natural healing ability and restore balance at the level of Mind-Body-Soul

Dr. Khushboo Thakker Garodia is a Homeopath, a Nutrition Counselor, a Specialist in Sports Nutrition, a Clinical Hypnotherapist, and a Trichologist. Combining all aspects of her education, helped her learn and see how our innate thoughts and emotions shape our external reality – be it our health, our weight or even the way we look. So, she realized the importance of aligning the mind, body and soul with love and happiness into anything we do if we want to bring about change or transformation in ourselves or in any aspect of our life
When you love doing something that you put your entire self into, the love and happiness shows. The gracious being of your soul shines through and it manifests into the world.

Tonight, we met the fourth form of Ganpati: GajananaHis story is about Lobhasura, the asura of greed.And perhaps greed i...
15/09/2026

Tonight, we met the fourth form of Ganpati: Gajanana

His story is about Lobhasura, the asura of greed.

And perhaps greed isn’t always about wanting a lot.

Sometimes it is simply the inability to say:

“This is enough.”

One more toy.
One more achievement.
One more compliment.
One more thing that we believe will finally make us happy.

But if we keep waiting for the next thing to make us feel complete, there will always be a next thing.

Gajanana reminds us:

Having enough is not the same as having everything.

Sometimes, enough is a feeling.

Four forms. Four stories.

Ganpati Bappa Morya

It started with a song.Three of us, a tiny dance party, completely wrong lyrics… and then my son asked:“Mama, what does ...
15/09/2026

It started with a song.

Three of us, a tiny dance party, completely wrong lyrics… and then my son asked:

“Mama, what does this song mean?”

And just like that, Parvati became a conversation about Sati, Shiv, tapasya, the Saptarishis and what it really means to see someone beyond what the world sees.

Sometimes the best stories aren’t the ones we sit down to teach our children.

They’re the ones they make us tell because they simply ask:

“But why?” ❤️

We’ve sung Sukh Karta Dukh Harta countless times.But what happens when your child suddenly asks,“Mama, what does it actu...
15/09/2026

We’ve sung Sukh Karta Dukh Harta countless times.

But what happens when your child suddenly asks,
“Mama, what does it actually mean?”

And you realise… maybe we’ve spent years singing some of our most beautiful prayers without really knowing the words.

So we sat down and went through this beloved Ganpati aarti, one line at a time.

From Sukh Karta, Dukh Harta to Darshan Matre Man Kamana Purti — there is so much meaning hidden in these familiar words.

Because perhaps passing traditions on to our children isn’t just about teaching them the prayers.

It is about helping them understand why we pray.

And sometimes, a child’s simple question makes us look at something familiar with completely new eyes. ❤️

🙏🏼 Jai Dev, Jai Dev, Jai Mangal Murti.

Tonight, we met the third form of Ganpati: MahodaraHis story is about Mohasura, the force of moha— attachment and delusi...
14/09/2026

Tonight, we met the third form of Ganpati: Mahodara

His story is about Mohasura, the force of moha— attachment and delusion.

And this one made me pause.

Because sometimes we don’t see things as they are.

We see them through what we desperately want.

Through what we’re afraid of losing.

Through the stories our mind keeps telling us.

And suddenly, what we want feels like what we need.

What we fear feels like the truth.

Mahodara reminds us to pause and ask:

Is this really true?

Do I really need this?

Am I seeing clearly?

Three forms. Three stories.

And perhaps these ancient kathas are slowly teaching us something about ourselves too.

Ganpati Bappa Morya.

Why is Tulsi not offered to Ganpati? This morning, I told the kids an extra story because it’s Ganesh Chaturthi.A story ...
14/09/2026

Why is Tulsi not offered to Ganpati?

This morning, I told the kids an extra story because it’s Ganesh Chaturthi.

A story about Ganesha, Tulsi, a moment of hurt, a few words spoken in anger… and a tradition that has continued for generations.

But what stayed with me wasn’t really the question of why Tulsi isn’t offered to Ganpati.

It was the lesson underneath it:

When we are hurt, we may speak from anger.
But words spoken in a moment can have consequences far beyond that moment.

And sometimes, forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting what happened.

It means choosing not to carry the anger forward.

Happy Ganesh Chaturthi. 🌺
May Ganpati give us the wisdom to pause before we speak, the humility to apologise, and the grace to forgive. ❤️

Sometimes, the most beautiful conversations begin with a very simple question:“Mumma, what does this mean?”Last evening,...
14/09/2026

Sometimes, the most beautiful conversations begin with a very simple question:

“Mumma, what does this mean?”

Last evening, while I was humming Gananayakaya Ganadevataaya, the children asked me exactly that.

And what followed was a beautiful little conversation about Ganpati, the meaning behind the words we sing, and the wisdom hidden in his form.

Today, as Ganpati sits at home with us, I find myself listening to that prayer a little differently.

Perhaps our traditions are not meant to be followed blindly.

Perhaps they are meant to be understood, questioned, felt and lived.

Because when a child understands the meaning behind a prayer, they don’t just learn a tradition.

They inherit a little piece of wisdom.

Ganpati Bappa Morya. 🙏

Tonight, we met Ekadanta, the second form of Ganpati.The one with a single tusk.His story is about Madasura, an asura wh...
13/09/2026

Tonight, we met Ekadanta, the second form of Ganpati.
The one with a single tusk.
His story is about Madasura, an asura who became so consumed by pride that he began to believe he was greater than everyone else.
And perhaps that’s where the story becomes relevant to us.
There is nothing wrong with being proud of yourself.
But there is a difference between:
“I did something well.”
and
“I am better than everyone else.”
One builds confidence.
The other builds ego.
So tonight’s little reminder from Ekadanta:
Real strength doesn’t need to prove itself.
Two forms down.
Six more to discover.
Ganpati Bappa Morya.

“Why is it called Ramayan, Mama?”A simple question from my daughter led us into a much deeper conversation.We often hear...
13/09/2026

“Why is it called Ramayan, Mama?”

A simple question from my daughter led us into a much deeper conversation.

We often hear the word Ramayan, but how often do we stop and ask what it actually means?

Ram + Ayan.

Ram’s journey.

But as we spoke about it, I realised that Ramayan is not only about where Ram went.

It is about the choices he made along the way.

About dharma, love, courage, responsibility, loss and the kind of person we choose to become when life doesn’t go according to plan.

And perhaps that is why these stories continue to speak to us, generation after generation.

Because somewhere between Ram’s journey and our own, there are questions that never really change.

What do we do when life tests us?

What do we choose when the easier choice isn’t necessarily the right one?

And who do we become along the way?

Maybe that is what makes Ramayan timeless.

A story about Ram.

A journey through life.

And, perhaps, a little mirror for all of us. ❤️

We have said *Vakratunda Mahakaya* countless times.But how often do we stop to ask…Who is Vakratunda?Tonight, at bedtime...
12/09/2026

We have said *Vakratunda Mahakaya* countless times.

But how often do we stop to ask…

Who is Vakratunda?

Tonight, at bedtime, I told my children the story of Ganpati’s first form and Matsarasura, the asura who became consumed by comparison and jealousy.

And as I watched them listen, I realised how relevant these ancient stories still are.

Because jealousy doesn’t always look ugly.

Sometimes it looks like:

“Why does she have that?”

“Why is everyone praising him?”

“Why not me?”

And perhaps the wisdom is not in never feeling it.

Perhaps it is in noticing it before it takes over.

Eight forms of Ganpati.
Eight stories.
Eight little reminders for all of us.

Tonight, we began with Vakratunda.

Ganpati Bappa Morya.🙏

We know Ganpati as the remover of obstacles.But in the Mudgala Purana, we meet him in eight different forms, each appear...
12/09/2026

We know Ganpati as the remover of obstacles.

But in the Mudgala Purana, we meet him in eight different forms, each appearing to overcome a different kind of inner obstacle.

Eight forms.
Eight stories.
Eight nights.

And this time, I’m not just telling these stories to my children.

I’m going to let them remind me of something too.

Starting tonight, we meet Vakratunda.

A story about jealousy, comparison, and the quiet trap of always looking at what someone else has.

Come listen.

Ganpati Bappa Morya.

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