Good Morning Dear Children I wish you all a Very Happy Diwali in Advance.
Your Today's Assignment is to Write about your Most Memorable Diwali or Write a story About Your Diwali.
The heading of the Story Shall be ' My Memorable Diwali'
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Most memorable Diwali experience
ReplyDeleteThe most memorable Diwali experience for me was seven years back. On the night of Diwali, my mother was busy in making arrangements for the prayer and I and my younger brother were sent out to distribute in the neighborhood some boxes of sweets. Down a huge Neem tree, there was a small puppy shivering in cold. I looked at my brother, he looked back at me and immediately he knew what I meant. We came back home, had more sweets and got scolding for being late again. The sweet small puppy we brought home got acceptance and mind it, this worked only because mother got convinced we must welcome all on the sacred day of Diwali.
This is the seventh Diwali with Roli, our pet now, and she sits right next to me while I write this post on her on the occasion of Diwali.
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Diwali, the festival of lights, marks the time when millions of Hindus, Sikhs and Jains across the world celebrate the triumph of good over evil with beautiful rituals such as festive lights, fireworks, sweet delicacies and family gatherings. We delve into the Diwali story, history and traditions, to find out how Diwali is celebrated and how you can take part in the magical festivities.In one of the main stories in Hindu mythology, Diwali is the day Lord Rama, his wife Sita Devi and brother Lakshmana return to their homeland after 14 years in exile. The villagers lit a path for Rama, who had defeated the demon king Ravana. Reenactments of this story are part of celebrations in some regions.
Another Diwali story in Hindu mythology is that Diwali marks the day Lord Krishna defeated the demon Narakasura and freed the people of his kingdom. After he slayed the demon, Lord Krishna declared it a day of festivities. In some parts of India, people burn effigies of the demon kings in both stories as part of the celebration.
People also celebrate the Hindu Goddess Lakshmi during Diwali. As the goddess of prosperity, wealth and fertility, the romantic Diwali story says that she chose Lord Vishnu, one of Hinduism’s most important deities, to be her husband on the night of Diwali.
In other cultures, Diwali coincides with harvest and new year celebrations. No matter which Diwali story you celebrate, it’s always a day of new beginnings and light over darkness.
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Diwali is celebrated 20 days after Lord Ram killed Ravana (Dusshera) and rescued Sita from captivity in Lanka. The celebration marks the return of Lord Ram to Ayodha after 14 years of exile. To welcome Lord Rama, Sita and Laxman, the entire city was decked up and the people decorated the city with diyas (earthen lamps) to welcome their king.This five-day festival starts with Dhanteras, which celebrates and welcomes good luck, wealth and prosperity. On Dhanteras people buy jewellery and utensils because any kind of metal is believed to ward off bad luck and usher in wealth and prosperity. Dhanteras is followed by Chhoti Diwali, Diwali, Govardhan Puja and finally, Bhai Dooj marks the end of this festival.Diwali is celebrated 20 days after Lord Ram killed Ravana (Dusshera) and rescued Sita from captivity in Lanka. The celebration marks the return of Lord Ram to Ayodha after 14 years of exile. To welcome Lord Rama, Sita and Laxman, the entire city was decked up and the people decorated the city with diyas (earthen lamps) to welcome their king.This five-day festival starts with Dhanteras, which celebrates and welcomes good luck, wealth and prosperity. On Dhanteras people buy jewellery and utensils because any kind of metal is believed to ward off bad luck and usher in wealth and prosperity. Dhanteras is followed by Chhoti Diwali, Diwali, Govardhan Puja and finally, Bhai Dooj marks the end of this festival.
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DeleteMy most memorable Diwali is when I am in my nani house it was a dark night and children's were playing with crackers. Then suddenly a rocket cracker blast on one side of the pandal it shot up the cloth of the pandal and every where is fire the I and my mother tear the cloth where the fire was shot up and through it down in the pond. Its was my most memorable dialing. 🎆🎆🎆🎆🎇🎇🎇
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DeleteDiwali is celebrated because on this day Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after cutting 14 years of exile. In the joy of Lord Shri Rama returning to Ayodhya, the people celebrated this day as Diwali. The festival of Diwali falls every year in the month of October or November. On this day, the whole of India is decorated like a bride.
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Diwali is a significant festival in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism which is celebrated as the Festival of Lights. The sanskrit meaning of “Diwali or Deepavali” is “a row of lamps”. In hinduism it is the homecoming of Rama after a 14-year exile in the forest and his victory over Ravana. In the legend, the people of Ayodhya (the capital of his kingdom) welcomed Rama by lighting rows (avali) of lamps (dipa), thus its name: dipawali. There is a relationship between Dasara (Dasha-hara in Sanskrit means the “remover of bad fate”) and Diwali. Dasara marks the victory of Lord Rama over Ravana. After his victory Lord Rama had to cross Lanka and entire South India to reach Ayodhya. So it took some time for him to reach Ayodhya and that’s the reason there’s is time difference between Dasara and Diwali.
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DeleteAccording to the Hindu epic Ramayana, Lord Rama, his brother Laxmana and wife Sita returned to Ayodhya after a period of 14 years in exile after defeating demon king Ravana.
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DeleteDiwali is my favourite festival
ReplyDeleteDiwali is celebrated every year in the month of October or November
It is a festival of joy and happines
We celebrate diwali at home by lightings and crackers ,Divas distributing sweets to everyone
Diwali festival symblizes the
Victory of God over evil
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DeleteDiwali is celebrated because on this day Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after cutting 14 years of exile. In the joy of Lord Shri Rama returning to Ayodhya, the people celebrated this day as Diwali. The festival of Diwali falls every year in the month of October or November. On this day, the whole of India is decorated like a bride.
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ReplyDeleteThe most memorable Diwali was 2 years back.On the night my mother was busy preparing sweets and making the arrangements for the prayer meanwhile the neighbours brought us some sweets and I was playing with my friend Sonu (neighbour friend) then we went out of the house there we saw a neem tree under it there was a puppy shevering I looked at Sonu he looked at me we both then went my house and I got scoldings from my mother because I came late and then I and Sonu brought the puppy to Sonu's house then we conveinced his mother and she agreed to keep the puppy at Sonu's house now its name is Tiger
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My memorable Diwali was when I was 5 years old and I was at my Grandma's house.It was the best Diwali ever.On the day of Diwali in the morning 6:00am we all wore new dresses and did Arti,and wished all HAPPY DIWALI,gave sweets to all.The next day we all did LAXMI POOJA and we enjoyed crackers.That was the bestest Diwali.🤗🤗
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"Doubt is like darkness and trust is like a light.there is no way one can destroy light by throwing darkness into it. So,let's come together and enjoy the festival of lights.
Happy diwali
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DeleteA Hindu festival is known as Diwali a festival of lights this festival usually lasts for five days and celebrate in the month of kartika .the festival symbolizes the spiritual victory of light over darkness in India Diwali is also know as dipawali
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"Doubt is like darkness and trust is like a light.there is no way one can destroy light by throwing darkness into it. So,let's come together and enjoy the festival of lights.
Happy diwali
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DeleteShiya p. Bandekar diwali comment. in 'diwali is festival of lights'. I love to celebrate diwali and I give sweets to others. I always buy new clothes for diwali. My most memorable diwali was when I in Mumbai and we bought a lot of fireworks and used them at night. My mom, aunt and I prepared a lot of delicious sweet eg.kaju katli, gulab jamun, rasgulla etc. We made our own Akash Kandil and bought new and different shapes diyas. And me and my cousins enjoyed a lot. And it was my memorable journey with my family for diwali.
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We celebrate diwali because this festival is widely associated with lakshmi , goddess of prosperity with many other regional tradition connecting the holiday to Sita,Rama,Vishnu, Krishna,Yana,Yami,Durga,Kali,Hanuman ,Ganesha ,Kubera,Dhanvantari, Vishwakarma.One of the most festival of Hinduism Diwali symbolizes the spiritual "victory of light over darkness good or evil and knowledge over ignorance".
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ReplyDeleteDiwali is a festival because lord Rama and her wife return to ayodhya. And that day lord Rama become raja of ayodhya. In Delhi there are Malays . Children are playing with crakers pop up and fullgers . I love Diwali. There are manny types of food made by are mom . In corona also people love to play Diwali but with safety. Thanks you
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My most memorable Diwali will be this year in 14/11/2020 because first time we are going to celebrate Diwali by maintaining social distancing,there will be mask in every body's face, after every second there will be usage of sanitize in every hands,sanitization on every chair or anything before siting on it or using that item.And it would be very much odd. most of children would bring paper crackers or no crackers. So I think so there will be no Diwali or most memorable Diwali ever for everyone.
Diwali is one of the most important festivals in hindu culture it is one of the most important holiday in the hindu clendar diwali get its name frome the roughy translates to 'arow of ligth'
ReplyDeleteDiwali is one of the most important festivals in hindu culture it is one of the most important holiday in the hindu clendar diwali get its name frome the roughy translates to 'arow of ligth'
ReplyDeleteOnce upon a time there was a great warrior, Prince Rama, who had a beautiful wife named Sita.
ReplyDeleteThere was also a terrible demon king, Ravana. He had twenty arms and ten heads, and was feared throughout the land. He wanted to make Sita his wife, and one day he kidnapped her and took her away in his chariot. Clever Sita left a trail of her jewellery for Rama to follow.
Rama followed the trail of glittering jewellery until he met the monkey king, Hanuman, who became his friend and agreed to help find Sita. Messages were sent to all the monkeys in the world, and through them to all the bears, who set out to find Sita.
After a very long search, Hanuman found Sita imprisoned on an island. Rama's army of monkeys and bears couldn't reach the island, so they began to build a bridge. Soon all the animals of the world, large and small, came to help. When the bridge was built, they rushed across it and fought a mighty battle.
When Rama killed the evil Ravana with a magic arrow, the whole world rejoiced. Rama and Sita began their long journey back to their land, and everybody lit oil lamps to guide them on their way and welcome them back.
Ever since, people light lamps at Diwali to remember that light triumphs over dark and good triumphs over evil.
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My most memorable diwali is 2 years back when we celebrated diwali with our family friends in baina beach it was a wonderful day. I like because we play with fire cracks. In this his festival we used to do pooja for lekshmi devi and ganapati. And it is a festival of lights and happiness.In end of the diwali we celebrate bai dooj.
My Memorable Diwali
ReplyDeleteThe most memorable Diwali experience for me was two years back. On the night of Diwali, my mother was busy in making arrangements for the prayer and I and my brother were sent out to distribute in the neighborhood some boxes of sweets. Down a huge Neem tree, there was a small puppy shivering in cold. I looked at my brother, he looked back at me and immediately he knew what I meant. We came back home, had more sweets . The sweet small puppy we brought home but my mother didn't like puppies and when she show the puppy in my hands she became so angry and she scold me and my brother then both of us were so sad after some time our neighbor aunty came our house when she saw the puppy she said that she loves puppies then we and my brother asked her to take this puppy and she happily took the puppy!
Manya Tyagi
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Every diwali is memorable for me because , we burn crackers with friends. We enjoy with our family. Diwali is my favourite festival
Abhinav Krishna
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My native place is kerala.we have no previous experience to celebrate Diwali.The most memorable Diwali experience for me was two years back.on the night of Diwali,my mother was busy in work and I and my father were sent out for purchasing some items.That time I saw all neighbours were lightening diyas.It was very beautiful. So I looked my father ,he looked back at me and immediately he knew what I meant. We come back home, after purchasing lots of diyas and fireworks.Then we were lightening diyas everywhere in my house.My mom was very happy by seeing this light arrangements. Then we celebrate our first Diwali in grantly.
My Memorable Diwali
ReplyDeleteDiwali is a festival of lights and on this day everyone make sweets and do pooja at their home.I had the most memorable diwali previous year. So many people came to our house and we also visited some. There was a diwali mela and we enjoyed a lot there with my family. Last year my grandmother was also there with us on diwali and she did the pooja as she is the head of the family. I helped my family members in lightings, making rangoli and also in household chores.I also bursted so many crackers with my friends and we all enjoyed a lot but this diwali it wouldn't be possible to celebrate diwali with many people because of the covid.But last year was my most memorable diwali.
Nikhil Jha
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Diwali means-row of lights.
ReplyDeletePeople use to celebrate diwali every year on the Day when ram,sita and laksham return to Ayodhya after killing Ravan, the Ayodhya people celebrate diwali on that day we will gods Lakshmi puja. We distribute sweets to our friends and neighbours
in the evening we will put lights in and around our house after we play with variety of crackers
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My memorable Diwali
ReplyDeleteDiwali is also called as “Deepawali" is a major Hindu festival of India. The festival is celebrated with unequal zeal and pleasure by Hindus throughout the country . It is celebrated to commemonorate the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after an exile of 12 years . Rama is a very popular Hindu deity who is revered for his truthfulness and purity.Diwali gets it's name from the Sanskrit word ' Deepawali ' that roughly translates to a row of lights it is a great time to have fun with your family and friends
Happy Diwali
R Yasmin Fathima
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Diwali is a happy festival of India. It is also called as Deepawali means row of lighted lamps. This festival is celebrated in the month of October or November every year. Lord Rama came back to Ayodhya on this day. He lived in exile for fourteen years. When he came back to Ayodhya people lighted lamps. The people were very happy on his return. They did not sleep for whole night on this day. When Diwali comes, people decorate their houses, shops with colourful lamps, rangolis, flowers etc. They prepare sweet dishes to eat and distribute to relatives and friends. Diwali is five days long festival. It begins with the first day known as Dhanteras. This day is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Lord Dhanvantari. The second day is Narak Chaturthi or choti Diwali. On this day people wake up early and apply aromatic oils on them before taking bath. The third day is known as Main Diwali Festival. Laxmi Puja is on this day. The fourth day is Goverdhan puja or Padva. On this day people make a small hillock usually of cow dung. The fifth day is Bhaiya Duj. On this day sister pray for her brothers long and happy life. Diwali is holy festival. We must not do anything wrong on this festival. We express love to all. Diwali is the festive of love, unity and happiness in life.
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'My Memorable Diwali'
My favorite festival is Diwali. We celebrate Diwali every year, Diwali is the festival of joy and happiness. We clean and decorate our house with lights and flowers, I and my father make beautiful Akashkandil ,My mother prepares delicious food and sweets. At morning breakfast my mother prepares sweet poha. We light the Diya. Every year I and my mother makes beautiful Rangoli at the entrance door and my house temple. We destribute sweets to our neighbors and we destribute gifts to our family members."Happy Diwali"
The festival of Diwali in India is celebrated over a period of five days. The first day of Diwali is called Dhanvantari Triyodashi or Dhanteras. On this day, Lord Dhanwantari, the god of medicine, came out of the ocean with the science of Ayurveda for mankind. The second day of Diwali is called Naraka Chaturdashi. The third day is for Lakshmi Puja. The fourth day is Govardhan Puja, the day when Lord Krishna asked the people of Vrindavan to pray to Giri Govardhan, the hill, instead of Indra. The fifth day is dedicated to brothers and sisters and is celebrated as Bhai Dooj. It is based on the belief that in the Vedic Era, Lord of Death, Yama, once visited his sister Yamuna. He gave her a boon that whoever would visit her sister on this day, would be liberated of all his sins and will achieve moksha.
ReplyDeleteThe most popularly known story of Diwali is that of the return of Lord Ram to Ayodhya with his wife Sita and younger brother Lakshman after killing the Demon King, Ravana in Lanka. The people of Ayodhya lined the streets and their homes with oil wicks in clay lamps to welcomed them. Since that day, Diwali is celebrated with great pomp and show as a remembrance.
But there are many other lesser-known stories associated with Diwali. Read them to your kids and make them aware of these lesser known stories as well.
1. Lord Krishna killed Narakasur : Narakasur was the son of goddess earth, Bhudevi and Varaha (the third avatar (re-incarnation) of Vishnu). Bhudevi sought a boon from Vishnu that Narakasur must be all powerful and must have a long life. Immersed in power, he conquered both the heaven and the earth. All the gods approached Vishnu and requested him to get rid of Narakasur. Vishnu assured them that he would kill Narakasur in his avatar as Krishna. Later, Krishna killed Narakasur and freed 16,000 women that he had forcefully enslaved. To restore their dignity, Krishna married these women and gained 16,000 wives. (Krishna also killed Narakasur’s general Mura and thus came to be known as Murari, the enemy of Mura). Before his death Narakasur had requested a boon that his death should be celebrated with great pomp and show on Earth. This was thus the day that came to be celebrated as Diwali.
2. Lord Mahavira attained Nirvana : According to Jain texts, Lord Mahavira, the twenty-fourth and last tirthankara, a teacher who preaches the dharma, is said to have attained nirvana (moksha) on the day of Diwali. Lord Mahavira’s soul is said to have become Siddha, the purest form for a soul.
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'My Memorable Diwali'
My favorite festival is Diwali. We celebrate Diwali every year, Diwali is the festival of joy and happiness. We clean and decorate our house with lights and flowers, I and my father make beautiful Akashkandil ,My mother prepares delicious food and sweets. At morning breakfast my mother prepares sweet poha. We light the Diya. Every year I and my mother makes beautiful Rangoli at the entrance door and my house temple. We destribute sweets to our neighbors and we destribute gifts to our family members."Happy Diwali"
Smiti Suresh Pawar
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Diwali is one of India's biggest festival the During this festival people light up. Diwali is often referred to as festival of lights people light earthen oil lampsand decorate their houses with light of different colours. On this auspicious occasion Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped by Hindus as merchant open new account books of diwali In this festival people make sweet and distribut it each other
Diwali is the five-day festival of lights, celebrated by millions of Hindus, Sikhs and Jains across the world. Diwali, which for some also coincides with harvest and new year celebrations, is a festival of new beginnings and the triumph of good over evil, and light over darkness.
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Diwali also known as deepawali is a biggest festival. Hindustan celebrate this festival with happiness and joy. During this festival people lightened their house with diyas and lamps.I love Diwali very much.
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ReplyDeleteThe most memorable Diwali was when my birthday and Diwali came on the same day.Usually my birthday comes around Diwali but not on that day.But that year that is when I celebrated my sixth birthday Diwali coincided my birthday. That day was a double treat for me.First of all I could call all my friends on that day,we all celebrated Diwali together. Sweets,crackers, New dresses,all relatives and friends etc. Moreover, Diwali is celebrated for the rememberence of Lord Rama and welcoming him to Ayodhya after his 14 years exile,But that day I just felt that the whole nation is celebrating my birthday with lots of love and blessings for me.
Wish you all a Happy Diwali.
Abhinav Manoj
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Roshani Raut
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Diwali is celebrated in all over India. We celebrate diwali by blowing lamp,wearing new dresses and making sweet. We have lot of fun in diwali. I also like diwali.when ram,sita and lakshman came back to ayodha by killing ravan from that time diwali is celebrated.
Happy diwali to you all
HAPPY DIWALI
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My Memorable Diwali
I celebrate diwali every year in goa.
In previous year I celebrated diwali with my 3 best friend Vedika Sakshi and Zainab were there with me to celebrate diwali with them and my neighbours .We all celebrate diwali together with my family and friends.
That was my Memorable Diwali celebrated with my friends, family and neighbours.
Skandhaj Kotha
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Diwali is a religious Hindu festival celebrated as festival of lights by lighting lamps everywhere at homes,streets,shops,temples etc.It is celebrated all over India as a festival symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness.In North Indian traditions of Diwali,it is celebrated to honour the victory of Lord Rama over King Ravana and his return back home after an exile of 14 years.