Celebrating Diwali festival

Hello friends @asean.hive how are you all sure you all are very happy. Hope everyone's health is good too. First of all "Happy Diwali" to all.

Diwali is the festival of happiness, Diwali is the festival of prosperity, Diwali is the festival of light, Diwali is the festival of colors.
This auspicious festival is widely celebrated in our India. Indeed this festival brings a different kind of joy on the face of every Indian. Every Indian knows how extensively people prepare for Diwali before it begins.

Everyone eagerly waits for this festival with great enthusiasm. Every region in India celebrates this festival according to its own traditional customs. Even in our Maharashtra we all celebrate with great enthusiasm. Diwali is celebrated in every household. Diwali festival is also celebrated in every temple.

During Diwali festival, everyone decorates their homes in a very beautiful way. Your house is illuminated with colorful lights. A sky lantern is placed outside the house. Small bonfires are lit around the house. Also, a beautiful rangoli is drawn around the door of the house. This rangoli is very attractive because of its different colors. Different types of sweets are made. All such preparations are done before Diwali.

The celebration of Diwali in India is based on the belief that Lord Rama returned to his home after completing his 14 years of exile and that day is celebrated as Diwali. On this day, every Indian worships Goddess Lakshmi at home. And praying to Goddess Lakshmi with all our heart, may we always have happiness, peace, contentment and wealth in the house, may your blessings always be upon us.

On this day, everyone wears new clothes and worships Goddess Lakshmi Devi. After the pooja, she is offered to Goddess Mahalakshmi with various types of prepared sweets. On this day, after worshiping Goddess Lakshmi with great joy, we all burst different types of firecrackers in front of our house. A different kind of light is celebrated.

I have taken some pictures of how we celebrated Diwali with you today and how we celebrated Diwali in our colony. I am going to share it with you through this medium. Also I went to Dagdusheth Ganapati Bappa temple today, where it was decorated in a very nice way, I also took some photos. I am also going to share that with you.
Diwali is celebrated on a grand scale throughout India. Diwali is one of the most widely celebrated joyous festivals in India. Diwali is celebrated every year in a very nice way in my house and this year too. Also in my colony Diwali is celebrated in a very nice way. On the occasion of this Diwali, all our friends go to each other's house and wish everyone Happy Diwali.

Also, all the friends and relatives who are far away from us are wished by phone. And everyone is included in this celebration of our joy. Because this festival is about happiness, the real purpose behind this is that everyone should be happy. And indeed I want to say one thing that through the festivals that are celebrated we are working to preserve our culture and it is very important to do it.
No matter which country we live in, it is very important to preserve the culture and customs of the country where we live and it is very important that we teach it to our next generation. Only if we do this will our culture and traditions continue to thrive.