Characters:

• Ganesh Ji
• Mushak (Ganesh Ji’s Vahana)

Script:

[Ganesh Ji is sitting on his throne, adorned with flowers and surrounded by devotees. Mushak approaches him, looking curious.]

Mushak: Ganesh Ji, I have a question for you.

Ganesh Ji: Of course, Mushak. What is it?

Mushak: Well, I’ve been hearing a lot about quinoa lately. People say it’s a nutritious grain, but I’m not sure if it can be eaten at night. Can you enlighten me?

Ganesh Ji: Ah, the quinoa query! It’s an interesting one, Mushak. Let me tell you a story.

[Ganesh Ji gestures and the scene transforms into a beautiful garden.]

Ganesh Ji: Once upon a time, there was a kingdom where people loved to eat healthy and nutritious food. They discovered quinoa, a grain rich in protein and fiber. They cherished it for its many benefits.

Mushak: But Ganesh Ji, can it be eaten at night?

Ganesh Ji: Patience, my friend. Let me continue.

[The scene shifts to a nighttime setting.]

Ganesh Ji: In this kingdom, people believed in balance. They ate a variety of foods throughout the day, including quinoa. However, when it came to night-time meals, they followed a different approach.

Mushak: What was their approach, Ganesh Ji?

Ganesh Ji: They understood that our bodies have different needs at different times. At night, they focused on lighter meals that were easier to digest. They opted for foods like vegetables, soups, and light grains.

Mushak: So, can quinoa be eaten at night?

Ganesh Ji: The answer, dear Mushak, lies in moderation and personal preference. While quinoa is a nutritious grain, it may not be suitable for everyone as a night-time meal. Some people might find it heavy to digest, while others may feel comfortable having it. It’s important to listen to your body and make choices accordingly.

[Mushak ponders Ganesh Ji’s words.]

Mushak: Thank you, Ganesh Ji. I now understand that the key is balance and listening to our bodies.

Ganesh Ji: You’re welcome, Mushak. Remember, every individual is unique, and their dietary choices should reflect that. Now, let’s continue celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi!