How Hindus celebrate Diwali
Diwali
is considered as the festival of light among the Hindus. Diwali is also
considered as a huge day for the businessmen as worship Laxmi and Ganesha – the
financial gods on this day. On other hand, the people of eastern India
celebrate Diwali through the offerings to Goddess Kali.
It
doesn’t matter if the offerings are for either Goddess kali or Laxmi and
Ganesha, the ultimate aim is to welcome the good or the light by killing the
evil or the darkness. People use to decorate their rooms and terraces using the
LED lights and the candles. Each and every household looks so beautiful this
day. People use to burn the crackers and fireworks on this day too. Sweets and
good wishes are exchanged among the friends and relatives. According to the
mythology, Diwali was celebrated for the first time among the people of
Ayodhya, when Lord Rama came back after 14 years to his place.
