Story of january month
Long ago, when the year was divided into twelve months, each month was given its own name, function, and significance. January is named after a Roman god named “Janus”.
story of god jainus
Janus was the god of gates, time and beginnings. His special thing was that he had two faces one face looked towards the past, while the other towards the future. According to Roman belief, Janus symbolized new beginnings and the end of the past. For this reason, the month of the beginning of the new year, January, was named after him.
When the months were being selected, all the months started discussing about their respective qualities and importance. December said, “I bring the end of the year, because of me people celebrate festivals.” March said, “I bring the new harvest and spring, I am the most important.”
Jan stood silently, but then said softly, “I symbolize new beginnings. I inspire people to learn from the mistakes of their past and create new goals. My time is between the past and the future.” There is a bridge.”
All the gods and months recognized that January has a very special significance. Therefore, it was made the first month of the year, so that it could give the message of new beginning to everyone.
Importance of january
- January reminds us that after every ending there is a new beginning.
- It inspires us to learn from the mistakes of the past and take new resolutions.
- Even in the cold season, January comes as a symbol of hope and confidence.
Conclusion: The story of January teaches us that new beginnings in life are always possible, provided we move forward with courage and confidence.
