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As the chariot of Lord Jagannath rolls, may it carry away all your worries and fill your life with peace and prosperity. Happy Jagannath Rath Yatra! #RathYatra #JagannathRathYatra #LordJagannath #RathYatra2024 #DivineBlessings #FestivalOfChariots #UAPNAFAGroup #UAPNafaFamily #uapadvisors #strategicadvisory #financialservices

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Ramadan Kareem to all 🌙 We thank two of our colleagues, Aadam Patel, and Aafiyah Mullan, for sharing what Ramadan means to them as the holy month begins. As part of our ‘Belonging at Bellrock’ series we celebrate religious and national observances that are important to our colleagues and that align with our strategy for diversity, equity, and inclusion. As part of this series, we’ve consulted with colleagues on how we can accommodate colleagues in the workplace during Ramadan. What is Ramadan?   Ramadan is a sacred month in the Islamic calendar, marked by fasting, prayer, reflection, and community. It is a time when Muslims around the world observe a dawn-to-dusk fast, refraining from food, drink, and worldly desires. Beyond abstaining from physical needs. Ramadan is a period of spiritual purification, self-discipline, and deepening one's connection with God. It is an opportunity for believers to strengthen their faith, seek forgiveness, and engage in acts of charity and compassion. Ramadan is a time of immense blessings and rewards, fostering unity, empathy, and gratitude within the Muslim community. When is Ramadan? The first day of fasting for Ramadan 2024 is Monday 11th March. Ramadan typically lasts for 29 or 30 days, depending on the sighting of the moon, which marks the beginning and end of the month. The lunar calendar followed by Muslims is shorter than the Gregorian calendar, causing Ramadan to occur approximately 10 to 12 days earlier each year. How can we accommodate colleagues?   - Having an allocated room for staff who need to pray within working hours in the month of Ramadan and outside of it too. - Allowing flexibility in start and finish times to the working day. - Consider flexibility to the hybrid working model to allow for more remote working. - Avoid scheduling meetings around breaking fast time to allow colleagues to break their fast and eat. - Be prepared to receive, and where possible accept, holiday requests for certain periods of Ramadan and for Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of Ramadan. #Ramadan #Bellrockbelonging

When you have siblings fighting to keep our country safe, these types of holidays mean that much more. Happy Independence Day and be safe! #realtor #realestate #realestateagent #houstong #texas #independenceday #fyp #foryoupage #tx #fourthofjuly #closingday #houstonrealtor #houstonrealestate #texasrealtor #texasrealestate

Celebrating Upakarma: A Time-Honored Tradition Today, I want to highlight the significance of Upakarma, the sacred thread-changing ceremony, which holds profound importance in our cultural and spiritual heritage. Upakarma is more than just a ritual; it symbolizes renewal, reflection, and a commitment to personal growth. Observed primarily by Brahmin communities, this ceremony involves changing the sacred thread (Yajnopavita) worn by men, marking the beginning of a new cycle of learning and spiritual dedication. Why Celebrate Upakarma? Renewal of Commitment: It is a time to reaffirm one's dedication to learning and self-discipline, renewing the vows taken during earlier life stages. Cultural Continuity: It helps in preserving and passing down ancient traditions and values, fostering a sense of identity and continuity within communities. Personal Growth: The ceremony encourages introspection and sets the stage for spiritual and intellectual growth. Community Bonding: It strengthens ties within the community, as families and friends come together to observe and celebrate the occasion. In an ever-evolving world, Upakarma serves as a reminder to pause, reflect, and realign ourselves with our values and aspirations. Let’s embrace this tradition and honor the rich cultural heritage that it represents. Happy Upakarma to all who celebrate! 🌟 #Upakarma #Tradition #CulturalHeritage #PersonalGrowth #CommunityCelebration

Let’s talk ceremony! There are many types of cultural practices that occur as part of ceremony, yet the key element of Ceremony is to shift attention and focus so that intentions can come to fruition and are prioritised. Traditionally, we had Welcome ceremonies for example that set the tone for visits coming onto Ngurra (Country). These are still practiced and operate in different ways depending on Nation. We, as a family engage in Ceremony when our daughter competes for track and field. Our way of continuing to honour our ancestors. This week, she did the same. This is not something that Indigenous peoples just do during special events. This is practiced often in many different ways. Although we don’t paint up with our earth-gifted ochre, our intentions are the same. It’s about focus, intentions and walking with good spirit: yanma budyari gumada. On a side note, this little warrior did extremely well, winning the 100m, Long Jump and setting a new district record in the process. #dharug #blakloudproud #culturalpractices #Indigenouseducation #goodintentions

Hey Ukhanyo Fam! 😍 Big thanks for always having our backs and believing in what we do. Here's to another year of smashing goals and leveling up together! We're all about that collective excellence, you know? Stay tuned for more awesomeness coming your way. #ukhanyofarmerdevelopment #upliftingsmallfarmers #farmingprograms #farmeraid #farmingresources

To our clients and friends—Wishing you a Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas, a joyous holiday season, and a New Year filled with prosperity and peace.🎉 As we reflect on 2024, we’re grateful for the growth we’ve seen in our team and the stronger connections we’ve built with our clients. Here’s to continued growth, success, and meaningful partnerships in the year ahead. #consciouswealth#HappyNewYear#Gratitude#WealthManagement#ConsciousWealth#LegacyPlanning#FinancialSuccess#SmartInvesting#financialplanning#happyholidays#privatewealthmanagement#Finance#invest#entrepreneur#exitplanning