Deepavali – The festival of lights – 2022
This festival is considered a celebration of Rama’s victory over asura – Ravana. This festival is celebrated as a victory of Good over evil. This is a reminder to one and all that however powerful, able, rich might be the evil, bad or a lie, it always loses to Truth. Truth prevails – always!
This isn’t a story of just Rama and Ravana.
This isn’t a story that’s over. This is story of each one of us. There is Rama
in each one of us. There is Ravana in each one of us. Rama represents ‘the path
of Dharma’. Ravana represents ‘our lust, ego, greed, arrogance, vanity,
ignorance’ – in short everything and all of our weaknesses. However big may our
weakness grow, however justified may be the acts of ego, yet in the end only
Dharma prevails.
This Deepavali, let’s light up our inner Rama. Let’s vow to work on killing our Ravana within. Let’s kill one ‘head of Ravana’ – each representing one of our weakness – each single day of our life. This Deepavali, let’s burn our ego and its related nature within us. Let’s burn asura within us and let Rama within us express himself! Let’s bring ‘Ramarajya’ – the right way!
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also suggested : https://kantipadam.blogspot.com/2017/10/on-diwali.html
and
https://kantipadam.blogspot.com/search?q=diwali
Question time :
Are our festivals just a tradition blindly followed by you?
Why do you celebrate Deepavali?
What does it represent to you?
How did you celebrate Deepavali this year?
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