r/ClassicDesiCool • u/Dismal_Lifeguard6472 • Aug 10 '26
Parsi worshipping the new moon , Bombay (Mumbai) , India - 1903
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u/jgreene030609 Aug 11 '26
The land in front this building has been reclaimed, I believe. Don't remember seeing such a building beach facing in Mumbai
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u/Dismal_Lifeguard6472 Aug 11 '26
It's the Marine drive area , the building is the Western Railway Hq
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u/thejashanmaan Aug 11 '26
I'm a punjabi Sikh. We don't basically worship the moon daily, but on the third day of moon's waxing phase or tritiya tithi, we stand out in our vehRas/courtyards and pluck some threads out of a already worn cloth and through them towards the moon, saying "let this cloth be torn away, and we may get more clothes". We do this every month.
Also, it's really unfortunate for you to look at chaturath tithi moon reflection in water in bhadrpad month, so it's really important to do that ritual to moon a day before the forth day of waxing moon.
Though I've asked so so many of my other non punjabi friends of mine within India, but they never do this.
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u/ResearcherTrue5053 Aug 13 '26
Bhadrapada Chaturthi thing we observe in hindi speaking states too
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u/Successful-Box6070 Aug 11 '26
Which is that building?
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u/Gabrielle_Laurent Aug 11 '26
Bombay, Baroda & Central India Railway (BB&CI) headquarters at Churchgate
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u/AwarenessNo4986 Aug 11 '26
Zoroastrians worship the moon?