Diwali: The Festival of Lights

Diepari, also known as "Light Festival", is a festival celebrated by Hinduism all over the world. This holiday usually occurs in October or November, over 80% of the population is Hindu, one of the biggest and brightest festivals in India. Diwali is important not only for individuals to spend time with their loved ones, enjoy delicious desserts, participate in exciting parties, but also in Indian culture. There are many reasons for people to celebrate, but one of the most famous reasons is to celebrate that Ram returned to Ayodya after 14 years of exile.

Diwali Festival is a bright and colorful festival. A week before the holiday, the houses of India are decorated with decorations, the lights stretch together, the candles and diyas light up, and they line up in line. In the meantime, individuals spend time cleaning their homes, visiting relatives and friends, and exchanging gifts. There are also religious ceremonies that fire firecrackers on the street.

In order to keep up with the Diwali festival festival party tradition, Houston's Indian community hosted their own party. The party was held at Sugar Land 's First Colony Hall on Saturday, November 21. Indian families from Houston, Sugar Land, Clear Lake, Friendswood gathered at the evening of good night, food and friends. From newborn babies to old people, everyone is dressed in Indian clothing that transcended the times

The major part of the Diwali Festival is music, and this is no exception. A group of party participants showed their singing talent and their musical ability. Orchestra and tabla (indian instruments resembling drums) were released and produced a historical Gujarati song from India. The music is wonderful, the songs are beautiful, and the audience is fascinated. This mini concert features delicious rice dinner, a variety of Indian vegetables, barbecue (Indian pie), Indian dessert.

Although this year's event is really fun, it is difficult to experience the depth of the Diwali festival away from India, with a full-fledged effect. But my parents bring a traditional effort to our own celebration every year to plant real real experience in our house. Diwali corrects your mistakes, forgives those who hurt you, and most importantly it is time to show how important your loved ones are to you. I try to do this everyday, especially during the Diwali Festival. The important thing is that I want to celebrate Indian culture.

Diwali, the light festival is certainly one of India's most promising and famous festivals. People warmly welcome this festival all over the country. This wonderful holiday is celebrated for 5 days. On the third day of the celebration, an important ceremony for the Diwali Festival was held. Lighting the Diaz and candle around the house, worshiping Lakshmi Ganesha to evoke health and wealth, and breaking the biscuit is the main ritual of the festival.

Diwali means the festival of light. Behind most rituals there is an important purpose. By worshiping and worshiping our venerable statue of God, we should be able to feel the essence of God. And we move from shapes to something invisible. Likewise, external illumination ignited with a mood of worship may bring thirst, inner pursuit of inner light, inner guidance, and inner wisdom. We look for hours to update family harmony, celebrate rituals like Diwali, and enable a new beginning. When farmers respected the prosperity goddess Lakshmi's generosity, it was originally a very simple harvest festival, and now it is a multi-million dollar industry worldwide. This Diwali Festival, let us return to basics and share the true spirit of this festival festival.

Diwali Festival is the most important festival in India. Diwali or Deepwali means a series of lights. This is a festival of light symbolizing the goodness of light and the glory of evil. Diwali is believed to be the day Lord Rama returned to Ayoda after breaking the Ravana. The Diwali festival also has a harvest festival. - Diwali Festival is a bright festival of Hindu religion. People celebrate Diwali for various reasons. However, Diwali is still popular for various reasons. Some people celebrate it for the return of the Road Ram. People also celebrated the return to Pandavas in 12 years. Because Krishna killed Nakamura (devil), others will celebrate Diwali. Many people celebrate why Diwali is so important. First of all, what is Diwali, why is it important?