Vishwakarma puja vidhan, lord of Architecture

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17 September, 2009 – Construction activity in the country will come to a standstill today as an estimated 35,000 expatriate construction workers take the day off to celebrate the creative genius of Vishwakarma, who in Hindu mythology was an architect and engineer and built many flying machines.
Automobile workshops and factories around the country will also remain closed today to celebrate the day, which involves setting up altars at factory and construction sites to make offerings to Lord Vishwakarma and distribute “blessed food”, and concludes with dancing to loud music late into the evening. Vehicle owners also festoon their cars with balloons and colourful ribbons.
Preparations for the celebrations began last evening with construction and factory workers decorating their worksites and setting up altars.
According to the Hindu mythology, Vishwakarma, the seventh son of Brahma, the creator of the world, was gifted with a unique creativity. In Buddhism, Vishwakarma is known as Lhai Zow Vishwakarma and there are several stories extolling his creative talents. People and organisations that make a living from handling of machines observe the day with deep reverence.
Vishvakarma(Sanskrit: विश्वकर्मा viśvá-karman “all-accomplishing; all-creator”) is the Hindu presiding deity of all craftsmen and architects.[1] He is the “Principal Universal Architect”, the architect who fabricated and designed the divine architecture of the Universe at the behest of Brahma, the Lord of Creation.

Lord Vishwakarma Vishwakarma puja or god biswakarma jayanti and this day is considered as Holiday for the construction workers will take the day off to celebrate the creative genius of Vishwakarma, who in Hindu mythology was an architect and engineer and built many wonders in the world. Automobile workshops and factories around the country will also remain closed today to celebrate the day, which involves setting up altars at factory and construction sites to make offerings to Lord Vishwakarma and distribute “blessed food”, and concludes with dancing to loud music late into the evening. Vehicle owners also festoon their cars with balloons and colourful ribbons.

People of Vishwakarma

In India, there is a class known as the Vishwakarmas who are also known as Vishwabrahmins and they are a combination of five categories of craftsmen (panchamukhi) namely (1) Kammari (Blacksmiths). (2) Vadrangi/Vadla (Carpenters). (3) Ausula (Goldsmiths). (4) Shilpi (sculpturist who makes all kinds idols of god) (5) Kanchara (Bronzsmith who makes all bronz related items including idol of god).

According to the Hindu mythology, Vishwakarma, the seventh son of Brahma, the creator of the world, was gifted with a unique creativity. In Buddhism, Vishwakarma is known as Lhai Zow .

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