Diwali Status 2018 description

Diwali Status

Deepavali or Diwali is certainly the biggest and the brightest of all Hindu festivals.

Dear all, Wish u and your family a very happy diwali & prosperous new year. May God fulfill all your wishes in wealth, health & happiness in your life.

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This app helps you for wishing a happy Diwali, Happy Dhanteras & Happy Kali Chaudas to your family and friends. it's contains several nice sms & wishes. Just choose a message by swapping on device, read it & share.
It's the festival of lights that's marked by four days of celebration, which literally illumines the country with its brilliance, and dazzles all with its joy. Each of the four days in the festival of Diwali is separated by a different tradition, but what remains true and constant is the celebration of life, its enjoyment and goodness.

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In India, we also say Diwali as Deepavali i.e row of lights. According to tradition, Diwali celebrates the joyous homecoming of Lord Rama, after 14 years of exile.When Lord Rama and his wife Sita returned to rule their country, their people lit the way with small oil lamps called દીયે.

During Diwali, these lamps shine in rows along homes and temples, adorning windowsills, staircases, and parapets, or glow from little boats that float down rivers. કલરફુલ candles are lit alongside diye, while fireworks light up the night sky.

Fresh flowers and freshly cleaned homes welcome the days of Diwali. Many families draw a colorful rangoli, a decorative pattern made in rice flour, at the entrance of the home. Friends, family, and neighbors visit to share feasts and festivities as well as little treats such as khil (rice puffs) and patashe (sugar disks). Puja, worship of deities, takes place at home and at temples with prayers and other offerings.

Diwali also marks the beginning of a new financial year. Households and businesses begin new accounting in new ledgers, which are often decorated with images of Lakshmi. The goddess of fortune, she is the main deity honored during Diwali.