Happy Diwali
What is Diwali?
Diwali is the Hindu Festival which is celebrated every year in the month of October or November. This year Diwali in 2019 will be celebrated on 19th October. The Word “Diwali” is derived from the Sanskrit word “Deepavali” which means a row of light. Diwali is also known as “Dipotsavam” which means “Festival of Lights”. Not just India, it is also an official Festivals in many countries like Malaysia, Singapore and Suriname, etc. Diwali 2019 is a symbol of victory of Light over Darkness and Good over Evil.
Why is Diwali Celebrated?
Diwali is a Five-day Celebration, there are many reasons Diwali is celebrated and they are listed Below:
Homecoming of Lord Ram: One of the most important reasons to celebrate Diwali is the return of Lord Ram, Lakshman, and Maa Sita to their Kingdom “Ayodhya” after defeating the Devil King “Ravan”. On this day people ofAyodhayawelcomed their King Lord Ram and decorated the entire city with earthen Lamps “Diyas”.
Lord Krishna Killed Narakaasur: On the 4th Day of Diwali Festival Lord Krishna defeated the Demon Narakaasur and rescued more than 16k women from his slavery.
3. Goddess Lakshmi: There is a belief that on the day of Diwali. Goddess Lakshmi (Goddess of wealth) arrives at the home of the people and bless them Wealth, Luck, and Prosperity. That’s a reason people worship Goddess Lakshmi along with Lord Ganesh.
Why do Sikhs celebrate Diwali?
Sikhs on the day of Diwali 2019 celebrates Bandi Chhor Divas, on this day Guru Har Gobind freed himself along with few Hindu Kings from the prison of Mughals and arrived at the Harmandir Sahib (also known as the Golden Temple), from that day Sikhs celebrates Bandi Chhor Divas. The Golden Temple is decorated with special lightings, Fireworks, etc.
Why do Jains Celebrates Diwali?
Diwali is also an important day for Jains across the world. Jains celebrate Diwali as a day of remembering Mahavira. On Diwali morning people prays to Mahavira and offers Nirvana ladoo in Jain temples.
Why do Buddhist Celebrates Diwali?
In Nepal, Newar Buddhist Celebrates Diwali 2019 same way as Hindu Celebrates. It is also known as Diwali – Tihar festival. Newar Buddhist also prays to Goddess Laxmi and Lord Vishnu on Diwali.
Diwali is the most awaited and happiest festival in India and Nepal. On this day, people renovate, paints and clean their homes, decorates them for Diwali. Diwali is also the biggest shopping season in India, people purchase new clothes for themselves and families, exchanges gifts, electronics sales are at peak during this time. Many companies and shopkeepers also give discounts to people to attracts customers to themselves and to maximize sales and profit.
People working in different cities or country take a leave from their job as well as the students studying in the hostels also takes a leave from the schools because everyone wants to celebrate Diwali 2019 with their family members in the hometown. The trains, buses and even the airplanes are full on this season. That’s why people book the tickets before the season begins.
During Diwali 2019 people also purchase gifts for their friends and relatives, especially sweets and Dry-fruits. Women’s decorates the home and makes a beautiful Rangoli on floors of the home or near doorsteps. People also use electronic lights, diyas (earthen lamps) to remove every darkness of their home and welcome the Goddess Laxmi. In evening people pray to Lord Ganesh and Goddess Laxmi for Health, Wealth, and Prosperity in life. And later, light the firecrackers, they cook delicious foods and mouth-watering sweets for Diwali 2019 festival. People play many games such as card games, dice, dance, music, etc. And light the firecrackers after the prayers.
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Diwali Wishes
Since this is a special occasion when all the family and friends get together, for fun. Wishing a lot of amusement to cheer your days during this festive season. Happy Diwali!”
Let this Diwali burn all your bad times and enter you in good times. Happy Diwali!”
“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!”
“May these rich blessings be due on you with some wealth of friendships, old & new. With some service rendered & some solace given and a gentle peace with God and heaven. Heartful wishes for you and your family on the eve of Diwali! Happy Diwali!”
“Diwali is a festival full of sweet memories, a sky full of fireworks, a mouth full of sweets, a house full of diyas and a heart full of enjoyment! Happy Diwali!”
Happy Diwali Quotes for Friends and Family
Friends and Family are the two main pillars of our life and it’s very hard to survive without them. So, this Diwali, it’s your duty to wish them a Very Happy Diwali with these Diwali Greetings & Quotes. Find some interesting Happy Diwali Quotes Messages and share them with your friends and family members over any social messaging application like the WhatsApp, FB Messenger or WeChat. Also, you can share these quotes as the Diwali Messages and send it via traditional SMS messages because WhatsApp Messages can be ignored but not the SMS Messages.
This Diwali let us give thanks for all we hold dear: Our health, our family, our friends and to the grace of God which never ends. Wishing you and your family a very Happy Diwali…
Shoot A Rocket Of Prosperity!. Blast A Chain Of Sorrow! Fire A Flowerpot Of Happiness! Light A Lamp Of Love!
Rejoice on this blessed occasion by spreading joy with your friends and loved ones. Happy Diwali 2019. May this Diwali be bright for you and your family. May God fulfill all your wishes this Diwali. Happy Diwali!
It’s Diwali everywhere, Happiness is in the air And wealth forever… And wish everyone out there Happy Diwali!!
Have loads of Joyful and Good!! Let’s show some love and care Wish you and your family a bombastic Diwali!!!
May millions of lamps illuminate Your life with endless joy, prosperity, Wish You And Your Family “SPARKLING DIWALI”
“Let This Diwali Burn All Your Bad Times, Celebrate An Eco-Friendly Diwali!”
“Minimize The Poisonous Gasses & Maximize The Happiness. Celebrate An Eco-Friendly Diwali”
As the holy occasion of Diwali is here and the atmosphere is filled with the spirit of mirth and love, here’s hoping this festival of beauty brings your way.
May the festival of lights encircle your life with joy and happiness. Success comes at your doorsteps. With these blessings, I send my warm wishes to you on Diwali.
“As the “festival of lights,” Diwali conveys an important message that transcends religions: the necessity of doing good and bringing light to the world. I wish you all a very happy Diwali.”
“Lets Fill Our Homes With Prayers & Light Not With Fumes & Crackers.”
“Let Us Have A Smoke Free And Breathe Free Diwali.”
On Diwali, I send you wishes for a year fille
“Let’S Not Forget Our Nature This Diwali, Celebrate An Eco-Friendly Diwali.”
May the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi bestow you with opulence and prosperity. May you have a sparkling Deepavali.
“Let’S Fill Out Mind And Homes With Lights And Flowers, Not Explosives And Fumes”
Happy Diwali Messages for WhatsApp
WhatsApp is one of the most popular social messaging apps in India. Almost every smartphone user in India is currently using the WhatsApp to communicate with others. So, there are people who are looking to share some suitable Diwali Messages to their WhatsApp friends. That’s why, we compiled this list and shared some of the best Diwali Messages for WhatsApp, that you can use to wish your friends and even use as the WhatsApp Status to wish all at once. Find best Diwali Greeting Messages below and share those with your loved ones to wish and make their celebrations awesome.
Hope This Diwali Brings Contentment To Your Life Along With The Key To Success.
The Festival Of Light Is Full Of Delight And Let Me Double The Charm Of Your Diwali Night. Happy Diwali My Dear Friends.
Let This Diwali Burn All Your Bad Times And Enter You In Good Times.
Just Wanted To Wish A Little Sunshine Back Into The Heart Of Someone Who Gives It Away All Year Long. Happy Diwali!
You Are Invited To The Festival Of Diwali Of This World And Your Life Is Blessed.
May You All Attain The Inexhaustible Spiritual Wealth Of The Self, Happy Diwali.
Diyon ki roshni se jhilmilata aangan ho,
Patakhon ki goonjo se aasman roshan ho,
Aisi aaye jhoom ke yeh diwali,
Har taraf kushiyon ka mausam ho……!!!!
हर घर में हो उजाला, आये ना रात काली,
हर घर में मने खुशिया, हर घर में हो दिवाली
हर घर में हो सदा ही, माँ लक्ष्मी का डेरा,
हर शाम हो सुनहरी, और महके हर सवेरा
Happy Diwali Greetings Quotes 2019
The Festival of Diwali is near and we should prepare the list of best Diwali Quotes to share with our friends and family members. What could be better than the Diwali Greetings Quotes? These Diwali Greetings are the best to share with the people who you admire the most. Be it your teachers, boss, grandparents or anyone who you respect, these greetings are good to share with such big people in your life. Just copy and share these Diwali Greetings with your idols and greet them on this occasion of Diwali Festival.
For this, is a special time when family and friends get together, for fun. Wishing amusement and fun to cheer your days, in this Diwali festive season.
Today’s the `Festival of Lights’ all over; A joyful day for minds and hearts and souls; Laughter and smiles for many days; Let there be a triumph in every way.
Troubles as light as Air, Troubles as light as Air, love as deep as Ocean, Friends as Solid as Diamonds, and Success as bright as Gold… These are the wishes for you and your family on the eve of Diwali.
Diwali aa rahi hai, roshni chaa rahi hai, choro sab problems, zindagi muskura rahi hai. Charo aur diya jalao….apne ghar ko khub sajao…..aaj k rat patakhen jalao…..diwali ko achhi tarah manao.
Let this Diwali burn all your bad times and enter you in good times.
May the festival of lights brighten up you and your near and dear one’s lives
With gleam of diyas and the echo of the chants, may happiness and contentment fill your life. Wishing You & Your Family very Happy and Prosperous Diwali!