The radiating gemstone of the grand tapestry of Indian festivals is Diwali—the celebration of the triumph of goodness with light triumphing darkness. However, a day…
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Vishnu, a main god in Hinduism, symbolizes keeping things the same, peace and order in space. His beginning is mixed with big space powers, seen as the one who keeps everything in place. He is often shown in pictures with four arms holding special symbols, like a shell called conch, disc-shaped object named mace and lotus bloom. He represents defence, making things new and keeping order of spirit world right. Stories tell of his many returns or forms, like Rama and Krishna. These were to make the world right again and keep things fair. Vishnu is loved for saving and keeping safe. He gives his bhakts good luck to help them grow spiritually, live in peace, and be saved. His prayer during festivals like Vaikuntha Ekadashi shows love and the search for divine understanding.
Diwali and the Legend of Narakasura: Triumph of Light over Darkness
The word ‘Diwali’ refers to a celebration that brings light over darkness, good over evil, and wisdom over ignorance. Among the most notable Diwali legend…
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