Known as Deepavali, a Sanskrit word meaning “rows of lighted lamps”, it is one of the most popular Hindu festivals celebrated across South Asia. But it is also celebrated by Jains and Sikhs.
Diwali, the festival of lights, sees millions attend firework displays, prayers and celebratory events across the world every autumn. The main theme is the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil something to which we can all relate to no matter what our religion.
Diwali falls between October and November, but the exact date changes each year as it is marked by the Hindu lunar calendar. It lasts five days in total, with the festival of lights falling on the third days of celebrations, which is marked on the 15th day of the Hindu month Kartik. This year that falls on 19 October.
The festivities begin with Dhanteras, followed by ‘Narak Chaturdasi’, Deepawali on third day, ‘Diwali Padwa’ on fourth and ends with ‘Bhai Dooj’
May The Beauty Of Deepavali Season
Fill Your Home With Happiness,
And May The Coming Year
Provide You With All
That Bring You Joy!
When You Can Make Someone Else Smile
When You Can Be Someone’s Ally
That’s When You Can Yourself Be Glad
That’s When You’ll Have A Happy Diwali!
Deepawali Ka Ye Paawan Tyohar,
Jeevan Mein Laye Khushiya Aapar,
Laxmi Ji Viraje Aapke Dwar,
Subhkamnayen Hamari Karen Sweekar!!
Wish You And Your Family A Very Happy Diwali
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