The Hindu Festival of Diwali/Deepavali

In this lesson I give a quick overview of the Hindu celebration of Diwali/Deepavali and the significance behind these customs and traditions. For more info, check out my latest video on the Holidays and places of worship in the practice of Hinduism.
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Shri Raam is in everyone and Shri Raam is for everyone. He doesn't differentiates amidst his followers. He is a great son, great husband ,great brother great warrior and a great king. HIS bhakti makes everyone fearless and ecstatic .
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Hindu festival dipawali is light of life free of darkness.❤🪔🎇🚩👌

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Actually... Shri Ram returned to him homeland Ayodhya after 14 years of exile in forests, along with his wife Mata Sita and hish younger brother Lakshman.... He was the crown prince, later he went on an exile, in the forest itself he was crowned to be the King of Ayodhya (since his father demised in the grief of his exile) and his return after victory over the Rakshas King of Lanka (Current day Sri Lanka), Ravan, and winning back his captured wife, was like a very huge celebration for the citizens of Ayodhya, the return of their beloved King... They lit their homes with earthen lamps (Diya) that's why Diwali... Since Shri Ram is the an avtar of Bhagwan Vishnu (The nurturer) and his wife Mata Sita is Mata Lakshmi herself in human form (Mata Lakshmi is the Goddess of Wealth and prosperity, Bhagwan Vishnu's wife), hence we specially worship them on Diwali😊 Jai Shree Ram❤🙏

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