In a temple, I saw the squeezed lemon rinds used as a base for lighting of batti.
Do you think the person is doing this because of superstition or saving diya by utilising the waste material?
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lemon rind for lighting diya!! Never heard or saw that before. Cool. So how did they do it? I mean how can the wick glow ?? was oil still used? Will be interesting to know what others will have to comment on this one Chandrika.
ReplyDeleteWow! Looks good.
ReplyDeleteRecycling... I think.
ReplyDeletedont know about that .. but it does look good and when it burns maybe the smell too is good
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Chandrika,
ReplyDeleteDo we ever care for recycling or such? It is former surely.
Take care
@ All : Thankyou so much. :)
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