How to Celebrate Diwali

India is a vast country where people who believe in different religions and sects live. Therefore there are many festivals celebrated here. Although every festival has its own special significance, in all these Diwali/Deepavali festival is especially dear to me. This festival is very important for the Hindus. Deepawali According to the Hindi months every year, the new moon of Kartik month is celebrated.

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 Diwali is one of the biggest and important Indian festivals that we celebrate each year of the Indian people. It is a five days festival. This festival is celebrated with the feast of Dhanteras, Govardhan Puja, Vishwakarma Day and Bhaiya Duj. The festival of Dhanteras is celebrated two days before the main day of Diwali, i.e., on the day of Triodshi. From Dhanteras to Bhaiya Duju, the market is built on the first look. People dressed around, cleaned houses, colorful dresses, and people look at the significance of this festival. Its special glee is found in children.

Diwali celebrated by people of many religions in their own way. The word Diwali means the “row of lamps”. On this day Shri Ram Chandra returned to Ayodhya after the exile of fourteen years. The people of Ayodhya, after their fourteen years of exile, returned to Ayodhya after greeting them with a warm greeting. In order to express the happiness of returning to Sriram with Sita and Lakshman and accepting the throne of his Ayodhya, the people there lit the ghee lamp in the houses. Since then, we have been celebrating this festival with great fanfare on this day every year traditionally.

How to celebrate Diwali by people:- People clean and whitewash their house and shops. They decorate them with pictures and toys.  They buy sweets and toys. They put on the new clothes. Children eat sweets. In the night, people light lamps, candles, and bulbs. They worship goddess Laksmi, Ganesh Ji, and Saraswati. They send sweets to their friends and relatives. They go to see the light in the markets. And all family members gather together firecrackers. It considers good fortune to buys a valuable thing on this occasion, so hence peoples use to buy new intensive, jewellery and vehicles. On this day people meet their relative, friends and take blessing from the elder one. This festival is celebrated to vanish the darkness around us. 

Diwali, which is known as the festival of light all over the world, is good on evil, light on darkness and is the festival of victory over ignorance. Today the lights in the houses are not only for decoration, but it also expresses life story truth. Light eradicates darkness, and when the darkness of light disappears from the light of knowledge, you conquer good evil in you.

The brother duj is a festival of siblings. The festival of Bhai Duj is celebrated on the third day of Diwali. On this day, married sisters, brothers, and sisters invite their brother to his house for food, and from cow dung, brother Duj family builds a family, then he chooses his worship and lovingly gives food to his brother. The sister wished her brother by giving her a tilak, giving her a gift. There are some beliefs related to brother far, on which basis it is celebrated in different ways in different areas.

How to Celebrate Diwali