6 Significances of Diwali- The Festival of Lights

Know Diwali-The Festival of lights

- Tradition of Diwali Pooja
- The Tradition of Rangoli
- Diwali Gift Tradition

- The Tradition of Lights
- The Tradition of Fireworks
- DIWALI CALENDAR 

Diwali 2017 is approaching soon for a grand celebration among the Indians. It is the biggest Indian festival that celebrates the triumph of good over bad. Therefore now when Diwali 2017 festival celebration is round the corner, preparations for this biggest Indian festival is easily noticeable everywhere.

In India, Diwali is undoubtedly the festival of lots of excitement, happiness, positivity and celebration of good over bad. It is a 5 days long festival in which friends, family and love ones gather together for a cheerful celebration of decorate home and illuminate home to eradicate darkness from everywhere as Diwali is celebrated on ‘Amavasya’ which is no moon day. It heralds the dawn of a New Year as per the Indian Hindu calendar.

Diwali signifies different meanings for its grand celebration in India. It is the day of celebrating Lord Ram’s victory over devil King Raavan. Also Diwali is the auspicious day for Lakshmi Ganesha Puja. So there is lot that signifies the cheerful festival of Diwali such as:

The Tale of Ramayan:
It is said that Diwali is celebrated on the account of Lord Rama’s win and return to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. In fact lighting and decorating of home is done actually to signify welcome of Lord Rama. The tale of Ramayan depicts all in detail.

Laxmi Ganesh Puja:
Like the importance of Ramayana in the celebration of Diwali, Laxmi Ganesh Puja is also of great importance on Diwali. It is been believed by the people of India that worshipping goddess Laxmi and lord Ganesh on Diwali is the way of respecting God and getting blessed with healthy, wealthy, happy and prosperous life.

Tradition Diyas:
The thing that best signifies the festival of lights, Diwali is Traditional Diya. In fact the most important part of Diwali celebration is lighting traditional earthen diyas at home and everywhere around. Thus when Diwali is round the corner, the one thing that is on high demand is beautifully carved Diyas. These days, a lot new varieties Of Diwali Diyas have into the market.

Colorful Rangoli:
Another very beautiful symbol of Diwali festival celebration is Rangoli. It is the name for the beautiful and colorful decoration of floors done with colored powder. Diwali Rangoli is in fact the traditional symbol of Diwali which excel with creativity.

Delectable Sweets:
Like any other festival, sweets sharing with near and dear ones is an important ritual of the celebration of Diwali. Thus many days prior to Diwali celebration, amazing varieties of Diwali Special sweets is available everywhere around. In fact in the range of Diwali gifts, sweets are much preferred option. Just like Diwali Messages, Diwali sweets are shared by all among near and dear ones.

The Ritual of Sharing Gifts:
On Diwali, the ritual that spreads happiness, love and cheerful moments around is the ritual of gifting which is of great significance among the people of India during Diwali. Just like every other important Diwali custom, the ritual of Diwali gifts sharing is of great importance among all. It is the way of strengthening the bond of love with near and dear ones, sharing happiness and love. In fact on Diwali, Corporate companies distribute Diwali gifts to staff.

Diwali is one of the cheerful festival celebrations of Indians. So celebrate it with utmost zeal and with utmost safety with family and friends.