Celebration Of Brightness!

It's the festival of lights, lamps, and diyas moving darkness towards the brightness of life and living.

Deepawali, Diwali, Narkachatuthi, Amavasya, Lakshmi Pooja, BaliPadami are celebrated in Winter Karthik Masa.

Diwali celebration rituals are celebrated for 5 days with a load full of preparation of sweets, decoration of homes, factories, industries, hospitals, organizations, etc.

“Festival of Lights” celebrates the triumph of light over dark, good over evil, and the blessings of victory, freedom, and enlightenment. The name comes from Sanskrit dipavali, meaning “row of lights.” On the night of Diwali, celebrants light dozens of candles and clay lamps (called diyas), placing them throughout their homes and in the streets to light up the night.

In most of our nation, Diwali consists of a five-day celebration that peaks on the third day with the main celebration of Diwali. In other places where Diwali occurs, only the main day is usually celebrated. The main course of the celebration of Diwali is the triumph of good over evil. During this day, Rama and Sita returned to Ayodhya after 14 years of Aganyathavasa in the forest. People welcome Lord Rama, Sita, Laxman, and Hanuman by lighting lamps, and diyas on the path of Lord Sri Rama's steps with flowers. Sweets, food, and more are distributed.

The pain is so much in order to eradicate the sorrow, and to worship victory, Diwali is celebrated.

One should let go of hatred, gossip, betrayal, discomfort, and disconnects for financial wealth creation. Instead, be happy, and caring for each other with loyal honesty, love, and affection.

That was Sri Ram's expedition of Ramayan.

So this Diwali, before one another during pain, sorrow, and happiness, lead an understanding life, living and brightening each day of your life with happiness, success, and peace.

Nothing is permanent!

The life that we live should be forever in the name of fame with good books and remembrance.

Life is God's parents' gift, make life bright and spread love and affection among each other.

Happy Diwali.