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Spread the light this Diwali, one Diya at a timeThe festival of Diwali is not only significant to Hindus, but, has importance in Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism. For Hindus, it is associated with the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya, after his 14 years of exile and victory over the demon Ravana. On that day, he was welcomed to the kingdom to Ayodhya with rows of Deep, lightened throughout the kingdom. Thus, there is a tradition of lighting oil lamps that symbolize the victory of good over evil and freedom from spiritual darkness. It is believed that the evil spirits are destroyed into ashes by the fireworks. Hindus, also make preparations to welcome goddess Lakshmi by drawing Rangoli, and footsteps (Paduka) on the entrance that would allure goddess Laksmi to visit one home and bring prosperity along with her. The festival of Diwali has been celebrated for ages and the history of Diwali celebrations is as old as the history of India. Everyone during this festival enjoys the delicious Diwali sweets, the brightly lit Diwali Lamps and Diwali diyas, and the excitement for living that suddenly grips people around this time. But the festival of Diwali symbolizes much more than these things. This real meaning of Diwali can be understood in the history of Diwali, which tells you the story behind the origin and the grand celebrations of Diwali. The history of Diwali, one of the greatest festivals celebrated with much enthusiasm and fervour all over the country is replete with different kinds of legends, which are moored to the Puranas, the mythological scriptures of Hindus. There have been so many important legends associated with the occasion of Diwali that five days have been accredited for the celebration of Diwali in India with each day holding importance of its own. In the US, Canada and North America, Diwali is an occasion for South Asians and others to get together and celebrate their cultural heritage. Last year, the White House joined the festivities when President Obama broadcasted his Diwali message on YouTube. The Indians are the second largest ethnic minority in Britain. To get rid of the feeling of missing their homeland, especially during festival times, the Indians here celebrate most of the festivals .The occasion is marked by visit to the local temple to worship the shrine of Lakshmi, which they have made for Diwali. Eating special sweets, burning of incense sticks, lighting the home and surroundings and the blowing of the conch shell follows the prayer session in the Lakshmi temple. The Canadian parliament celebrated Diwali with Prime Minister Stephen Harper and other top leaders lighting the traditional lamps. They were among the 450 dignitaries to attend the festivities. The guests were shown how Diwali is celebrated differently in various parts of India. After the ceremonies, a traditional Diwali dinner was laid out and the guests were treated to Indian delicacies. After lighting the traditional lamp, Prime Minister Harper said the rowing Indo-Canadian community is at the forefront of Canada quest to build an even better country for generations to come.? To experience spicy food, vibrant colours, foot tapping Bollywood music and traditional Indian arts, music and crafts, you don have to travel to India. Although, celebrating Diwali in India has its own magic, you can experience the spirit of the season almost anywhere in the world. Many cities in the US, UK, Canada and other western countries that have a considerable Indian population, host Diwali celebrations in one form or another. Some of them are quite spectacular, not very different from the 4th of July celebrations. On the occasion, there are jubilations and feasts all around. The Hindus in Guyana, Fiji, Mauritius, Myanmar, Malaysia, Nepal, Japan, Thailand, Srilanka, Trinidad and Tobago as well as Britain, Indonesia, Singapore, Africa, Australia, South America, and even North America, are known to celebrate Diwali. NRIMatters.com and Kotak Mahindra Bank have come out with a unique idea for people to greet each other this Diwali. Now Indians can light up the whole world this Diwali using a Google Map thus spreading the message of love, happiness and prosperity. In its first of a kind initiative, a person can choose the destination of his friends/relatives home and pin a Diya at his place of residence thus wishing his friend/loved one a prosperous and happy Diwali. Along with sending a greeting, one can also donate to the poor and needy children and adults in India through this wonderful endeavour through the various NGOs that have been roped in through this effort. Diwali is by far, the biggest festival for Indians and NRI living all over the world and he Festival of Lights?app is a perfect opportunity to both celebrate and spread the Diwali Spirit among your family and all your friends by lighting up their homes. Click here to Light a Diya now: ...
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