DIWALI 2017- HAPPY DIWALI WISHES,MESSAGES AND DIWALI GREETINGS

DIWALI FESTIVALS- WHEN IS DIWALI,DIWALI FESTIVAL INFORATION,DIWALI CELEBRATION,DIWALI WISHES,DEEPAVALI GREETINGS,DIWALI IMAGES,DIWALI STATUS FOR WHATSAPP AND FACEBOOK

Hello friends,first of all Happy Diwali to all of you.This article is on diwali festival.Today in this post i am going to briefly discribe about story of diwali festival,about diwali celebration. In this blog i will also provide best diwali wishes,diwali greetings diwali wallpapers/gif images and diwali status for whatsapp and facebook story.

So lets get started....

SHORT STORY ABOUT DIWALI FESTIVAL

If you are not from India then there will be a question that aries  in your mind is that What is Deepavali/Diwali or question will be WHY DO PEOPLE CELEBRATE DIWALI ? Answer is...

Deepavali is a festival of light which is broadly celebrated in India.Diwali is such awesome festival that it influences other countries also.Diwali festival is a center of attraction for foreigner.They enjoy this festival very much if they are in India at this festival time ie in month of october/november.If you want to know when is diwali in this year so,In this year ie in 2017 diwali is on 19October.

Story of diwali festival is originated from great Hindu epic Ramayana. According to Ramayana,prince of Ayodhya,Rama was ordered by his father King Dhasharath to go away from his kingdome and come back  after spending fourteen year in forest.So Rama lived his kingdom with his wife Sita and his faithful brother Lakshaman.Demon king of Lanka ,Ravan abducted Sita and took her away to his island and then Rama faught against Ravan and killed him in the battle.And after spending fourteen years in forest when Rama returns to his kingdom with his wife Sita and brother Lakshaman,people of Ayodhaya were very happy to hear that Rama has return to his kingdom.To celebrate Rama's return to Ayodhaya they lit up there houses to diyas and decorate the entire city beautifully.This is believed to have started the tradition of Diwali.

10 DIWALI FESTIVAL FACTS

-Diwali arks the Hindu New Year

-Diwali is the largest and most famous hindu festival celebrated all over the India.

-Generally diwali is associated with goddess Lakshmi,the hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity.
-Diwali is also a significant festival of Shikhs since 1577 as foundation stone of the Golden Temple  was laid on the day of diwali.
-Bussiness community celebrates diwali by opening new accounting books.Diwali marks the  beginnigs of new financial year .
-Gambling durind diwali is believed to bring good luck and prosperity in the year ahead.
-Diwali is celebrated as Kali Puja in West Bengal by worshipping Goddess Kali.
-In Malaysia diwali is celebrated as Hari Diwali. It is a national holyday in Malaysia
-In South India,diwali is referred to as deepavali while Narkasur Vadh is main celebration day.
- Diwali marks the end of the harvest season and the onset of winter. 

DIWALI WISHES 

1) May this diwali be as bright as ever.

    May this diwali bring joy,health and wealth to you.

    May the festival of lights brighten up you and your near and dear ones lives.

    May this diwali bring in you the most brightest and choicest happiness and love you have ever             wished for.

    May this diwali bring you the utmost in peace and prosperity.

    May lights triumph overdarkness.

    May peace transcend the earth.

    May the spirit of light illuinate the world.

    May the light that we celebrated at Diwali show us the way and lead us together on the path of             peace and social harmony.

   Wish You a Very Happy Diwali 

2) Memories of moments celebrated together.

   Moments that have been attached in my heart ,forever

   Make Me Miss you even More this diwali.

  Hope this diwali brings in good fortune and abounding happiness for you!

  HAPPY DIWALI

3) On this diwali I want to send you wishes for a year filled with prosperity, health and lots of                 fun.Happy Deepavali

  

4) 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 and may your trouble be as small      as his mouse. HAPPY DIWALI

5) May you be blessed with happiness and well being to last through the year.HAPPY DIWALI

6) A warm diwali wish for every happines. May the warmth and splendor that are a part of this               auspicious occasion ,fill your life with happiness and bright cheer and bring to you joy and                 prosperity for the whole year.

7) On diwali,wishes for every joy and prosperity.Here  is hoping that the beauty of this festival of            lights,bring the world of joy,hapiness and contentent to you.to last the whole year through.

     HAPPY DIWALI

8) As you celebrate this holy occasion,the most loving thoughts and wishes are for you...May the             beauty of diwali fill your world and your heart and may the love that is always yours,bring you           endless joy. Have a wonderful DIWALI

DIWALI GREETINGS,DIWALI WALLPAPERS AND DIWALI STATUS FOR WHATSAPP AND FACEBOOK

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Krishna Janmashtami best messages,wishes,sms and greetings.

Krishna Janmashtami SMSes,Whatsapp,Facebook Messages and Wishes for Friends, Family and loved ones.

Happy Krishna Janmashtami to all.

Janmashtami is celebrated on the occation of birth anniversary of Lord Krishna and Krishna Janmashtami is observed on the eighth day of savan month(August-September) as per Hindu Calendar.

On this auspicious occation,sending SMS is perhapes the best way to share your wishes,fellings,prayers and emotions to friends family relatives and loved ones.So here in this blog there is some inspirational messages and wishes for you. Share these messages with friends family and with loved ones.

May Lord Krishna bless you abundantly to lead a properious life with all the delights of life.

May your dreams come true.

Wishing you a happy Krishna Janmashtami.

May Lord Krishna's flute invite the melody of love into your life.

May Radhaji's love teach you to love

Today is special day for us,

As our Lord Krishna was born on this day,

He was born to fight against inhumanity,

And to save each one of us from evils.

Happy Krishna Janmashtami.

May this Janmashtami brings you happiness in your life,

May hatred leave away from you.

Enjoy the auspicious day with lots of love and happiness.

Wishing you the blessings of Lord Krishna .

Happy Krishna Janmashtami.

KrishnaJanmashtami SMSes,Whatsapp,Facebook Messages and Wishes for Friends, Family and loved ones in HINDI

Murli manohar brij ka dharohar,

Wo Nandlalla Gopala,

Bansi ke dhun par sbke dukh harne wala

sab milkr machaye dhoom qnki,

Krishna aane wala hai.

Happy Krishna janmashtami.

Nand Ghar Aanand Bhayo,

Jai Kanahiya Lal ki,

Haathi Ghoda Paalki,

Jai Kanahiya Lal ki.

Krishna Janmashtami ki Hardik Shubhkamnayen.

Krishna jinka naam,

Gokul jinka dham,

Aishe Krishna Bhagwan ko ,

Ham sab ka pranaam.

Jai Shree Krishna.

Krishna ki mahima,

Krishna ka pyar

Krishna me shradha,

Krishna se sansaar,

Mukarak ho aapko Janmashtami ka tyohaar.

Aayo milkar sajaye nandlal ko,

Aayo milkar kre gudgaan unki,

jo sbko raah dikhate hai aur

sbki bigadi banate hai.

Chalo dhoom dham se manaye janamdin unka.

Krishna Janmashtami ki hardik shubhkamnayeen.

Mishri se mithe hai krishna ke bol,

Koi kaise lagaye unka mol,

Heere se jyada hai krishna Anmol,

itni tareef ki hai pyare ab to

"Jai Shree Krishna" bol.

Makhan chura kr jisne khaya,

Bansi bajakar jisne nachaya,

Khushi manayo unke janam ki,

jisne duniya ko prem Shikhaya.

Janmashtami ki Shubhkamnaayen.

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Krishna Janmashtami Images,Photo and Wallpapers Download Free for Whatsapp and Facebook

Janmashtami Images,Pictures and Wallpapers

So guys,Happy Janmashtami to all. Here is some wonderful cute and wonderful images and wallpaper of Lord Krishna.Download these images with free of cost and share these images with your friends family and with love ones in order to share your blessings,love and affections.

     

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History and Mythlogical Origin of Durga Puja or Navratri festival

History of Durga Puja

Durga Puja is one of the famous festival in India,specially in West-Bengal and Assam.Durga Puja is also known as Navratri and Durgotsava.Although it is significant Hindu religious festival,but it also provides a path to intermingle for people of various cultures to each other.Durga Puja is ten days long celebration.

Devotees worshiped the ten armed devine goddess Maa Durga,riding on Lion with great fervor and zeal.Specially Bengalis,across the glob celebrates this festival with great enthusiasm.

Mythological Origin of Navratri

As per Hindu mythological aspects,it is believed that the first ever Durga Puja was performed by Lord Rama in the Hindu month of Ashwin ie according to English Calendar,in month of September or October.It is believed that Lord Rama involked the blessing of the goddess Maa Durga,before announcing the war with devil,Lanka King Ravana.As per the legand,since then the tradition of Durga Puja began.

Historical Origin of Durga Puja

It is believed that worship of Goddess Durga is began in late 1500s.Wealthy Zamidars of Dinajpur and Mandla in the region of Bengal first initiate Durga Puja festival.According to some other legand's aspects,in 1606c,king Kangshanarayan of Taherpur or Bhabananda Mazumdar of Nadiya organized the first Sharadiya or Autumn Durga Puja in bengal.Raja Nabakrishan of Shobhabajar,under British rule,organized an grand Durga Puja celebration in his household in 18th century.This grand and eloborated celebration were open for both to peasantry as well as to royalty and from here Durgotsava comes in public domain.

However Durga Puja celebration comes in public  mainly when a major step is taken by twelve friends of Guptipara in Hoogly,West Bengal.They were the first to collect money from the local residents and organize the first small scale community Durga Puja in 1970,which came to known as "Baro-Yari"puja.As we know that as time changes,things will also change.So small-scale community puja is slowely changed into a large-scale community puja,by 1910.The first puja that was organized by full public contribution and support was establised in Baghbazar in Kolkata by the Dharmotsahini Sabha.So,these were some step of evolution and history of Dorgotsava.

Durga Puja has immensely evolved since the medival times.Today,modern aspects as well as technology has become its integral part but the essence of religious devotion for the Mother Goddess remains the same.

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History of Raksha Bandhan

Story Behind Raksha Bandhan

Raksha Bandhan aka Rakhi is celebrated in many parts of India and Nepal.On the auspicious day,sisters tie a thread known as Rakhi on the wrist of brothers expressing the love for them and pray to God for their well being and in return,brothers promise to protect them from all evils.It is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu luni-solar calendar month of Shravana,and from english calendar it falls on the month of August.

Raksha Bandhan is a ancient festival of Indian subcontinent,and it have a wonderful history.Although Raksha Bandhan has several mythological and historical stories but most popular is linked to the story of Rani Karnvati of Chittorgarh and Mughal King Humayun. 

Rani Karnvati was a widow and was the queen of Chittorgarh.When Chittorgarh was attacked by Bahadur Shah and it was not possible for Rani karnvati to save her empire from Bahadur Shah,then she send a rakhi to Humayun and pleaded to save her and the empire.

When Humayun recieve the rakhi he was full with emotion and immediately along with his force,rushed to Chittorgarh to protect the queen.But unfortunetly he could not save the Karnvati and womenfolk because they had committed suicide before he could reach.Humayun fought against Bahadur Shah and saved Chittorgarh from Bahadur Shah and later he handed over the empire to Karnvati's son Vikramjeet Singh.

Other story linked with Raksha Bandhan is that when Lord Krishna cut his finger once,Draupadi covered the cut by tearing a piece of cloth from her saree.Krishna then promised to save her whenever she needs his help.

Another story linked with Raksha Bandhan festival is that,Laxmi's husband Vishnu was asked by Bali to live in his place,which Laxmi did not want.She tied a thread on Bali's wrist and thus made him her brother.When Bali asked her what she wants in return,the Goddess asked him to free Vishnu from the moral binding of staying in his palace,which Bali granted.

Here is a video which explain the history of Raksha Bandhan easily.

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When is Durga Puja?Why Durga Puja/Navratri is Celebrated?

Why Durga Puja/Navratri is Celebrated?

Durga Puja also called Durgotsava and Navratri is an annual Hindu and Bengali festival.This festival is celebrated in the worship of Durga,a Hindu Goddess who is a form of Shakti(Power).

In order to know ,Why Durga Puja is Celebrated?, we have to first know about What is Durga Puja?

As I told you earlier ,Navratri is an annual Hindu and Bengali festival and this festival is celebrated in the worship of Goddess Durga,a symbol of Power(Shkati).Durga Maa exists in all beings in the form of intelligence,mercy and beauty.

The festival is grant occasion where ornamated,life-sized idols of Durga Maa are depicted slaying Mahishasura.In large open places,elaborate pandals made of bamboo and clothes are created to house of the idols.The worshipping goes for five days after which in brilliant procession to a local river or in Ganga river,the idol is immersed so that they make way to their celestial abode.

Now here is the answer Why Durga Puja/Navratri is celebrated? 

It celebrate the victory of Maa Shakti,Durga over the evil demon Mahishasura.So this festival marks the battle of goddess Durga with shape-shifting,deceptive and powerful buffalo demon mahishasura and her emerging victorious.Thus the festival epitomises the victory of Good over Evil.But it is also is in part a harvest festival that marks goddess as the motherly power behind all of life and creation.

When is Durga Puja?

Durga Puja is observed in the Hindu Calendar month of Ashvin and according to English Calendar ie Gregorian Calendar it falls in the month of September or October.This Festival is Celebrated for 10 days,starting from Mahalaya,the day of Sashthi,Saptami,Ashtami,navami and Vijaya Dashami.

In this year ie in 2017,Durga Puja will begins on Wednesday,27 September and ends on Saturday,30 September.

Durga Puja is celebrated all over the India in Assam,Bihar,Manipur,Meghalaya,Jharkhand,Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.But spite of these states,it is famous in West Bengal and Assam since they have a majority of Bengali Hindus residing there.

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What is Ganesh Chaturthi? When is Ganesh Chaturthi?

What is Ganesh Chaturthi?

Ganesh Chaturthi is also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi.Ganesh Chaturthi is a ten-day Hindu festival to honour the God Ganesha's birthday.Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated throughout India with great devotion and with great enthusiasm.This day celebrated as the birthday of Lord Ganesh,the elephant headed son of lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

Ganesha is known by 108 different names and is the symbol of arts and sciences and deva of wisdom.He is considered the God of beginnings.He is widely and dearly referred to as Ganapati or Vinayaka.

Ganesh Chaturthi ends after 10-days on Anant Chaturdashi which also known as Ganesh Visarjan day.On Anant Chaturdashi,devotees immerse idol of Lord Ganesh in water after a gala street procession thereafter the clay idol dissolves and Ganesha is believed to return to Mount Kailasha to Parvati and Shiv.

When is Ganesh Chaturthi?

According to Hindu luni-solar calendar,it is believed that Lord Ganesha was born during Shukla Paksha of Bhadrapada month and according to Gregorian calendar,it falls in the month of August or September.In this year ie in 2017,Ganesh Chaturthi will begin on Friday,  24 August and will ends on Tuesday, 5 September.

It is celebrated throughout India,especially as a public event in the western states of India such as Maharashtra ,Gujarat and Chattisgarth.In other states such as Tamil Nadu,Telangana,Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh,Ganesh Chaturthi is a private home festival where it overlaps with the Teej festival.

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Krishna Janmashtami

What is Krishna Janmashtami?

Krishna Janmashtami is a Festival celebrated on the occasion of Lord Krishna birth.

Janmashtami is celebrated not only in India but also celebrated all over the world.For example-Two million people from U.S   alone celebrate Krishna Janmashtami festival and about nine hundred million people all over the world celebrate this festival.

If I talk about the specially of Lord Krishna then-He is the most charming,the most romantic lover,the most mischiefs son and the most compassionate friend.And on Janmashtami,devotees celebrate Krishna in all of these aspects.

According to Indian History,Krishna was born around 5,000 years ago in Mathura.It is considered that Sri Krishna is one of the most powerful human on the Earth and was the form of Lord Vishnu.

Krishna was born in a prison in the custody of his cruel uncle Kansh.After the birth of Sri Krishna from his mother Devaki,Krishna Father Vasudev,immediately decided to hand over his child to his friend Nand to save Krishna from the cultch of Kansh.And when Krishna grew up he killed his uncle Kansh and due to this incident, the sole objective of Sri Krishna's birth was to free the Earth from the evilness of demons.

Sri Krishna spend most of his life in Mathura and Vrindavan,So on the occasion of Janmashtami celebration temples and homes are beautifully decorated and illuminated.

All over the India,Janmashtami is celebrated with pujas,devotional songs and dance,arti and much more.

When is Krishna Janmashtami?

Krishna Janmashtami simply known as Janmashtami is annual Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of Krishna.According to Hindu Lunar calendar,it is celebrated in the month of Bhadrapada and according to Gregorian calendar,it is celebrated in month of Agust or September.

In this year ie in 2017,Janmashtami is on Monday,14 August.

How to Celebrate Krishna Janmashtami at home?

On this day,people prepare an artificial temple for Lord Krishna with the help of raw bamboo.They decorate that temple beautifully and decorate their homes also.Then people invite their all friends and relatives to participate in the festivities.Have a midnight aarti with kirtan.This is the exact time that Krishna appeared on this planet,so it is most auspicious and spiritually inspiring.And finally a prasad is distributed all over the gathered mob of people.This is how Janmashtami is celebrated at home.

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Raksha Bandhan Quotes

Rakhi Quotes

Welcome back...and once again a very Happy Raksha Bandhan to all. Rakhi is a joyous occation to celebrate the bond of love of a brother and sister.Rakhi is a thread that binds two souls in a bond of joy forever.Raksha Bandhan is a special occassion that reminds you and your sister/brother and lovely time that you have spent  together.

So here is some inpirational quotes for you.Share these quotes with friends family relative and love ones in order to share your feelings love and affections.

Happy Raksha Bandhan-2017

God gifted me with cute brother 

 whose smile brightness up my day....

I cannot stop from cluuding you.....

whenever I see your beautiful face.....

and I wish that the world of happiness .....

always be there with you.....

Wish that you reach the peak.....

and success story never ends in your life.

Rakhi is a thread that binds

two soul in a bond of joy forever

And today's I am remebering with joy,

the special tie we share and 

wishing you happiness and good

luck forever.

This is a bond of love...

A bond of togehtherness...

It's a thread that binds...

our lives and our hearts...

No matter how for or near,old or young,

Remeber the wonderful times

with your brother or sister and

Celebrate the presious bond of love...

With all your heart.

B: Boundless in energy

R: Receptive to needs

O: Outstanding people

T: Tender-hearted

H: Helpful at all times

E: Exemplary in conduct

R: Responsible at all times

I pride in having you as brother!!

R: Re-affirming love and affection

A: A prayer for long life and success

K: Keeping memories alive

H: happiness and laughter

I: Innumerable shared stories

Dear brother...

Rakhi is a perfect time to tell you

just how special you are,and

how much you mean to me!

Wishing you peace ,prosperity & success on this...

Raksha Bandhan



God gave me an angel in disguise..

an angel that cares for me..
an angel that loves me..
an angel scold me when i did wrong..
an angel that praise me for my achievements..
and that angel is called sister. 
To my Dearest Sister!!


On this auspicious occasion,
of Raksha Bandhan...
Praying for your good health
and wishing you..
wealthy and prosperity


My Brother is one of the most
Precious gift sent by
God,thank you God...
Wish my brother a very 
Happy Raksha Bandhan


I may have teased you many times before,
I made you cry, I made you hate me,
But nothing will change.
I will always love you.And i will cherish the
memories we shared togrther.
I Love you..Sister


My heartiest wishes
to the
most lovely sister
on the planet
"the Earth"
Happy Rakhi


Dear Brother
May your wishes come true
and may each of your days
be filled with 
joy and smiles too,
Happy Raksha Bandhan!!


Dear Brother,
It's a small thread
that has travelled a long way,
From pulling each others leg,
to growing into best of  friends.
But today it is paused.....
May this small thread
Bind Us Forever!!!


To the most wonderful Sister in the World,
Thank you - for always being there on my side and,
helping me innumerable number of times
and in infinite ways!
Happy Rakhi


Dear Brother,
On this Raksha Bandhan 
I wish to say that 
you are the best brother 
and
you mean to me
the whole world!


To All Sweet Sister
You share every joy and happiness with me,
You stood with me in my cries and smiles,
You always be with me in my success,
I am happy and proud to be your brother!


My Dear Sister,
having a sister is like
having a best friends!
you can't get rid of,
you know whatever you do,
i'll still be there.


Dear sister,
I vow to protect you at all
times from all kinds of evils
and to be there for you in hours
of need or cries.


The priceless thread,
Rakhi is the spitome of our love,
On this Raksha Bandhan ,
let's take the vow
that we'll always be there
for each other.


What make a Brother - Sister
relationship special is the way
each
one remember the other when
they are
apart.
They miss the talks,the laughs and
the time they spent together.Life
changes,memories don't.
I Miss You Brother.


Life is all about gaining and losing,
but you can trust me on one things,you
will never lose me,I will always wid you
Sister...


Within the small interval of time
you become part of my life
As my dearest friend,
as my loving sister
to share everything.
My heart full
Rakhi wishes to you...
With lots of love.
Happy Raksha Bandhan.



"Brothers are like streeslights along the road.
they don't make distance any shorter but they
light up the path and make the walk worthwhile."

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