Diwali- A festival of lights, sweets, get togethers, family time and lots of happiness! But somewhere today we are forgetting the true importance of Diwali.
The poor dog in the apartment doesn’t move an inch from his hiding place. Thanks to the crackers sound which scare them.
The old lady living downstairs finds her deafness as a boon for not being able to face the noise pollution! All thanks to the pollution made by crackers.
The little cat lost her limb due to the injury by the burning cracker.
The family burnt their house because of their own crackers!
Why do something which harms people, nature and animals? It’s everyone’s Diwali after all !
Today is Fifth day of Diwali festival! Last few days I didn’t do anything special. Last evening I felt like this Diwali I literally didn’t do anything. No cooking sweets and snacks, no help cleaning home. Maybe because I had been sick since week and so my mother didn’t allow me to do much of work in house. People are posting their pictures on social networking sites of their new outfits, family get togethers, of them decorating their homes. And me doing nothing? Today morning I saw a maid who works as a sweeper in our place, with a uniform and mask doing her regular work! Which is nothing but sweeping floors! I felt how boring is that. On the day of festival too, she isn’t being able to spend time with her family. But there wasn’t even a mark of sorrow or disgust on her face! That moment I realized that these people who proudly do their duties during festivals and holidays are the ones who change the world!
This festival is to lighten up someone’s life.
This festival is to bring happiness in someone’s life.
This festival is to make other’s lives sweeter.
This festival is to bring a change in someone’s life!
Talk to someone with whom you hadn’t been in touch with since months. Be polite and kind to everyone, elder or younger. Help someone not with money but food. Gift your loved ones an adopted pet and not fire crackers. Make someone’s Diwali more special!
Yes Diwali is more than just a ritual… Happy Diwali!…
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Thank you so much π Wish you the same!!
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Very true – I agree with your sentiments on this.
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Thanks a lot! π
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My pleasure.
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Such beautiful and thought provoking post
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Thank you so much dearπ
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Agree Natasha. People don’t realize Diwali is a festival of light not noise and we need to be more compassionate towards every soul. Agree with you fully.
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beautiful thought….very true…Happy Diwali.
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Hey Natasha..always loved your writings and completely agree with all your thoughts.
Keep writing dear π
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Happy Diwali! Hope you had a good time. π
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Wish you the same Nicolle! π Sorry unable to read your write-ups due to my upcoming exams!
But gonna surely read them soon!
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Thanks and no worries, good luck with your exams! π₯πͺπ»π
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Thank you βΊπ
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Thanks Nats for liking.
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Haha Nats!!
Most welcome π
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Sounds great !!
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Thank you ππ
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Such a beautiful post, I know you were sick during Diwali, but by reading your post, I think you must have had a great Diwali. Helping others β€ and celebrating a selfless Diwali
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Advanced in happy diwali.. But lovelyful your thought.
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Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked itπ
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