đŽ Auni: The monsoon season marks the arrival of the nurturing mother. It symbolizes the sowing of seeds in soft, rain-soaked soilâakin to the beginning of creation and hope. This is known as auni

đŽ Chauni: Farmers nurture the crops with care, watching them thrive under the sun and swaying winds. This period reflects abundance as the golden grains (shish) symbolize prosperity. This is known as chauni

đĩī¸ Bauni: During the harvest months of Agrahayan and Poush, grains fill the barns, symbolizing the mother’s abundance. Rituals like alpana decorations and filling jars with grains reflect gratitude, binding oneself to the nurturing essence of the earth and mother. This is known as bauni.

As Poush comes nearer, the elders of the house sing in a melodious, kirtan-like rhythm:
“Come, Poush, don’t go;
Stay with us, life after life.
With golden grains adorning its head,
A bracelet in hand, a basket on the shoulder,
Poush comes in softly, with its blessings
The season concludes with songs celebrating Poush, expressing deep emotional ties with the land and its traditions.

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