CELEBRATING DIWALI IN SWEDEN | DIWALI AWAY FROM HOME | INDIANS IN SWEDEN | INDIANS IN EUROPE

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Celebrating Diwali without family while abroad can indeed be challenging, but it's important to still find ways to celebrate and keep the festive spirit alive.
1. Connect with family virtually: Arrange a video call with your family during Diwali. Share greetings, exchange good wishes, and take part in virtual celebrations together. It will help you feel more connected to your loved ones, even if you are physically apart.
2. Decorate your home: Decorate your living space with traditional Diwali decorations such as diyas (oil lamps), rangoli (colored powder designs), and fairy lights. This will create a festive atmosphere and give you a sense of home even if you're away.
3. Cook traditional dishes: Prepare traditional Diwali delicacies and recipes that remind you of home. Indulge in the flavors and aromas that evoke memories of celebrating together. You can also share your dishes with friends or colleagues who may not be familiar with Diwali celebrations.
Diwali, the festival of lights, is India’s biggest holiday for spiritual renewal, new beginnings, and community. In some parts of India, Diwali marks the beginning of the Hindu new year.
For millions living abroad, away from India and Southeast Asia, Diwali is still a big five-day celebration. Many of Indian descent, regardless of where they live, find that the festival of lights reinforces their cultural identity in addition to its key religious meanings.we know that many of our customers have moved abroad for more opportunities to work to support family members and may be missing being with loved ones during the five-day festival. We also know that when you can’t be home for Diwali, there are still some great ways to keep its spirit alive. Read on to learn how to celebrate Diwali anywhere in the world.
Diwali cleaning
Clean your home thoroughly for the first of the five days of the Diwali festival, Dhanteras. Create a plan of action to accomplish everything without any stress. Many families living abroad choose to clean together to kick off the festival of lights.
Put all bank accounts and papers in order, do all laundry, and make sure your home is tidy and clean in preparation for the celebration to come.
A thorough cleaning will provide mental clarity and peace and put you in the right mindset to move on to other celebration festivities.
Diwali shopping
On the first day of Diwali celebrations, it’s customary to buy kitchen utensils, as well as jewelry and even larger purchases. You may also want to shop for new clothes for the celebration.
Whether you want to shop for clothes or gadgets, look for deals online to stock up on desired items for the year ahead. It’s also a great time to finish up buying Diwali gifts for loved ones.

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