Monday, September 10, 2018

Happy Diwali | Happy Diwali 2019: Wishes, Quotes, Images, WhatsApp messages and Facebook greetings

Hello guys! Happy Diwali !!! Welcome to our website. This site is solely dedicated to the most celebrated and happening festival in India and has a worldwide following. So, today we will try to cover as much important information as possible about the festival which leads so many families to prosperity and happiness each year with its arrival.

What is Diwali or Deepawali ?

Our brothers and sisters who are born to Indian parents need nothing to know anything more about this festival since we are born and brought up in the most secular country, India. People of any religion, cast, community, race, ethnicity, groups even Maoists and Naxalites are aware of the origin and process of celebrating Diwali. To celebrate it or not is their choice but people here are so supportive that when it comes to celebrating festivals they, irrespective of their religions, come forward and respect each other. If you aren’t aware about it and are curious to know then here you go.

Diwali or Deepawali is a festival of lights. Every year it arrives in the month of October or November. Every household people in India starts cleaning and renovating their homes to make it more aesthetic so that they can practice rituals on the very occasion of Diwali. In broad meaning we can say it is festivals of light which lights up the whole sky with its chromatic, prismatic and most variegated sight which makes everyone blissful. But it cannot be just explained so easily. The festival of Diwali has a wonderful and very superior religious story and we will try to explain it in the best way possible.

Diwali is a festival of Hindus, one of the four major religions in India. Millions of year ago there was a very well known king Dasrath who was very respected and loved by his country people. He got four sons from his three wives named Ram, Bharat, Laxman and Satrughan. Ram being the avatar of Lord Vishnu is known as lord Ram. They all four were very wise and had the abilities to do the impossible. So they were taught by one of the most sharp, brilliant and exceptional rishi muni and then after getting the exceptional teaching they were all ready to rule the country. Meanwhile Ram got married to Sita, daughter of king Janak. Since the Ram was eldest among four he was going to be the next king. But one of his stepmother lured him into spending a large part of his life into Forests and got him exiled in order to let his own son sit on the throne, taking advantage of the promise, king Dasrath made to her once when she saved his life.

So, Ram was all set to start his journey accompanied by his wife and brother Laxman. On one of the struggling days in their lives living in forest, Sita got kidnapped by another king Ravan, an influential, rugged, mighty and significant king ruling the world with his extraordinary powers. So, the journey filled with struggle of Ram and Laxman along with their supporters and one of the avatar of Lord Shiva, Lord Hanumana who helped them unconditionally began. At the last, after years of fighting with each other Ram killed Ravan and freed Sita. When they got home back after conquering Lanka, all their country people celebrated their victory by lighting up their houses with diyas, candles and lanterns, illuminating every way and cheering them unconditionally with all love and support.

Their victory is celebrated as the festival of Diwali. This victory holds very important value in the Hindu religion and among all Indians because it also represents victory of truth over lie, light over darkness, good over evil. That’s one of the reasons why it is celebrated with such chaos and happiness all over.

Therefore when this festival arrives, celebrations just become the way of life. Social gatherings happen a lot during this time. People gifts each other, to their neighbour hoods, relatives, people working staff in their surroundings and all their known-beings with extreme happiness. Wherever you go, you get filled with aroma of your surroundings to the soul. So much of positive energy, positive people spreading happiness and love, glaring each and every house in your way amazingly decorated. It just makes your week. It’s unending. You can only feel it when you are in amidst of it.

But do your ever knew there are also other reasons why people celebrate this festival. Let’s see all the reasons to celebrate Diwali:

1. Return of Lord Ram with Sita and Laxman.

Everyone knows it that when lord Rama returned Ayodhya with his wife Sita and brother Laxman after defeating king Ravan and winning over Lanka, all the citizens of Ayodhya celebrated and cheered lighting up the whole kingdom and getting their ruler.

2. When Lord Krishna killed Narakaasur.

In Tamil Nadu, it is believed or may be in other parts of the country as well that long years ago a devil named Narakaasur had caught around 16,000 women in prison. Lord Krishna killed him and liberated all of them. From that day, they celebrate this festival a day before Diwali on Narak Chaturdasi. In Goa, people burn paper clone of this devil with full excitement.

3. Birth and Marriage of goddess Laxmi (goddess of wealth).

Also on this day, goddess Laxmi took birth as a result of Samudra Manthan between Devtas and Asuras. On the same day next year, she got married to lord Vishnu and hence bhakts celebrate it by lighting up their surroundings.

4. Kali pujan on the very same day of Diwali.

On this very same day, bengalis celebrate it by worshipping goddess Kali on the night of new moon in the month of karthik . This is of very significance to all living in Bengal as it only comes second to enormously celebrated Durga pujan.

5. Jain lord Mahavir attended nirvana and his anniversary

This day is celebrated as the death anniversary of Jain lord Mahavir who attended nirvana. Recently, jain monk Tarun Sagar ji maharaj took ‘santhara’ or ‘sallekhana’ which is fast unto death as he was getting treatment for several health problems and his health was very critical. He passed away in New Delhi.

Source of other reasons to celebrate diwali : WeAreHolidays

Do you people know how to do Diwali pujan at home?

The day of diwali occurs on Amavasya and all people do Laxmi and Ganesh pujan at their homes and took blessing for the great year ahead full of life and happiness.

As per tradition goes preparation of puja starts early day or a day before, arranging all the required materials and puja samagri. As the early day is spent cleaning and decorating home. The evening is all about placing each and everything on its right place to start performing the ritual on time. There is also a subh muhurat to perform puja but as it changes according to time. The priest should be able to give correct timing. Along with Laxmi and Ganesh pujan people also worship lord Kuber, the treasurer of all gods. For this they usually worship locker or safe which they used to keep their money and golds.

**What you folks do on this occasion, i mean other than puja and fire crackers. Let us find out what can we do all this week.**

1.       Gift each other and relatives gift packs or sweets as mostly people do.
2.       Meet old friends and hangout with them nostalgic about time you spent together and making memories for later.
3.       Buy vehicles, furniture, electronics and of course jewelleries! Yes there is NO other time you will ever get for amazing and mouth-watering deals with fantastic offers to look after.
4.       Arrange a city tour. This may be come out as very thing to do as you will get to witness how astonishing localities look when decorated. The streets, Malls, Super markets and everything just looks mesmerizing. You will get aroma of happiness all over and of course food and sweets everywhere.
5.       Do your own research for point 5^th. I am going for lunch.

more happy diwali images

WhatsApp & Facebook Status and Messages (sources)

Let the light of the lamps brighten your life. And give you the success and guidance to walk towards your dreams undefeated. Wishing you a prosperous Happy Diwali 2018 !!!

Another year will be over, another year will come. I hope and pray that the lights of Diwali always illuminate the new chapter of your life. Happy Diwali 2018 !!!

With the gleam of lights and echoes of prayers. With the sweetness of sweets and fireworks glare. Wishing you a blissful Diwali.

Light A Lamp Of Love!
Blast A Chain Of Sorrow!
Shoot A Rocket Of Prosperity!
Fire A Flowerpot Of Happiness!
Wish U And Your Family Sparkling Diwali

Open your doors for Goddess Lakshmi and prosperity. Pray to Ganesha for wisdom and open your minds to good thoughts and feelings. Sending you loads of hugs and goodwill. Wish you a very happy and memorable Diwali to you all!

This Diwali, may you be blessed with Good Fortune - As long as Ganeshji's trunk. Wealth and Prosperity - As big as his stomach. Happiness - As sweet as his ladoos. Troubles - As Small As His Mouse. Happy Diwali!

GREETINGS & Wishes for Happy Diwali 2019

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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!

May The Beauty Of Deepavali Season
Fill Your Home With Happiness,
And May The Coming Year
Provide You With All
That Bring You Joy!

May The Joy, Cheer,
Mirth And Merriment
Of This Divine Festival
Surround You Forever.
May The Happiness,
That This Season Brings
Brighten Your Life
And, Hope The Year
Brings You Luck And
Fulfills All Your Dearest Dreams!
Happy Deepawali!

Light A Lamp Of Love!
Blast A Chain Of Sorrow!
Shoot A Rocket Of Prosperity!
Fire A Flowerpot Of Happiness!
Wish U And Your Family Sparkling Diwali

Messages, Wishes, SMS And Facebook & WhatsApp Greetings for your Friends and Family Members !!! (sources)

-May the light of the diyas guide you on the way to happiness and success. Happy Diwali to you and your family!

-Peace
Prosperity
Joy
Good Health
Long Life
These are my wishes for you this Diwali.

Happy Diwali!

-May the joyous celebration
Of this divine festival
Fill your heart with
Never ending joy and happiness!
Happy Diwali

-On Diwali, I want to send you wishes for a year filled with prosperity, health and lots of fun! Hope you have a happy Diwali!

-A festival full of sweet childhood memories,
A sky full of lights,
Mouth full of sweets,
And heart full of joy.
Wishing You All A Very Happy Diwali!

Those who are away and can't be present physically. We are sharing with you the best collection of Diwali Facebook & WhatsApp Status Messages, SMS, Images & Quotes that you can send to your loved ones during this auspicious occasion. (sources)

-Kya bharosa Mobile ka, Battery ka, Charger ka, Network ka, Balance ka, Life ka, Time ka, Isi liye Advance me, Happy Diwali 2018.

-Agar aap mujhe Sms nahi kroge toh, Kuch din bad apke ghar main bomb fatega.
Daro nahi yaar Kuch din ke baad Diwali jo hain, Wish You Happy Diwali in advance.

-On the auspicious day of Diwali, Wishing you success, Happiness, and Prosperity, Happy Diwali.

-Happiness is in air Its Deepawali everywhere. Lets show some love and Respect And wish everyone out there Happy Diwali 2018

-Fortunate is the one who has learned to admire, but not to envy. Good wishes for a peaceful and prosperous Diwali.

-May the divine light of Diwali spread into your life. Peace, prosperity, happiness and good health. Happy Deepawali !

-I’m maachis and you’re pataka. Together we come and it will be double dhamaka!!! Happy Diwali.

-May U all attain the inexhaustible spiritual wealth of the Self.Happy Depavali.

-Trouble as light as air, love as deep as the ocean. Friends as solid as diamonds, success as bright as gold.

-On this great day I wish you very wonderful happy diwali and may god help you every time in your life.