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| Festival Of Colors: Happy Holi |
Holi is celebrated on the Full Moon day of the Lunar month Fhalgun(February/March) on Fhalgun Purnima at the end of the winter season.
This year, it's celebrated on March 9 in Hilly region and March 10 in Terai region.
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| Happy Holi: The Underlying Significance Behind Colors |
Everybody
looks alike smeared in their hearts these colors and spirits conveying the
concept of brotherhood and equality. Let this Holi mark the year's most joyful
event in your life attracting happiness and luck in rainbow colors.
When I tried it out of desperation for the very first time I
became a firm believer in the power of sacred water to heal bodily injuries.
Holy water is water that has been sanctified by a priest or bishop for
baptism's purpose or to get the blessings of men, places, or things. The
definition doesn't clarify any therapeutic abilities.
Spring is the transition period during. It is the winter
season and arrival of the summer's close. Bacteria, virus and other dangerous
germs become activated causing causing dangerous diseases spreading harmful
germs causing infectious diseases like viral illness, cold, measles, chicken
pox cholera, etc.
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| Happy Holi: The Underlying Significance Behind Colors |
As a preventive measure, natural colored powders playfully
which had significance were thrown by individuals. Colors are extremely
important for skin and human nobody. These colors were made out of other
medicinal herbs and Neem, Kumkum, Haldi, Bilwa.
When these colored powders and splashed and fluids have
been smeared, they helped in killing and inoculating the germs in the houses,
surroundings in addition to the body. These colors were also used in spraying
over the areas to protect the crops and in order to put away the grains in
granaries. In course of time, this clinic culminated into a fanfare sport and
took the form of Holi the colorful festival.
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| Happy Holi: The Underlying Significance Behind Colors |
These healing I say, I attribute to having
used water in the church where I attend Mass on Sunday and Thursday of every
week. I guess that water anywhere in the planet should be exactly the same, but
I am referring my information I have been to for the last sixteen decades.
Traditionally, people dip their fingers in the holy water
containers from the doorways. On my church's entrance, a steel container is
readily available for those who want to fill plastic bottles using water that
is holy to take home.
I just recently filled a little bottle of holy water, and
sent it by mail for one of my sisters to carry it over to my sister who suffers
from Parkinson's disease. I wanted my sister to pour the water over my sister's
mind who's lying in bed permanently and ill. My blessings went together with
the water, although I really don't know.
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| Happy Holi: The Underlying Significance Behind Colors |
Holi is celebrated with vibrant colors - these color are colors of joy, colors of love and colors that fill our life to the core of our hearts with happiness.
There are lots of legends provided as the reasons for observing holi. Long ago there was a king he had a son, Prahlad - a holy spirit and exceptionally devoted to God. However, the devotion of Prahlad enraged Hiranyakashyapu and he intended to kill his own son. He asked to sit passion taking Prahlad in her lap. Fortunately Prahlad, who had been blessed by Lord, was saved along with Holika was burnt to ash. This gave birth to holi's festival.
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| Happy Holi: The Underlying Significance Behind Colors |
All hearts are lighted with attractiveness and individuals everywhere love with their near and dear ones using colours. Folks also throw water balloons on each other and on passer-by too. Many are also drenched in water that was colored. By projecting colours hours pass and it appears as if it's just the beginning of the day.
Holi is a time to rejuvenate. Holi festival's importance has crossed pages as a time to celebrate renewal to arrive here, ever. Every festival has its own traditions in the backdrop, but what really matters is the spirit of festivity.
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| Happy Holi: The Underlying Significance Behind Colors |
It's a festival of gaiety but then there are several who make this festival. They do it by throwing colors on them by infuriating the strangers; a few use colors that are difficult to remove and dangerous for skin and wellness. We should remember that Holi is a festival of triumph of good over evil although it is taken by many as a day of smoking. We must try to wash off all the evils in our hearts along with the colors and allow the color of love to remain there forever and ever. This is the true spirit of Holi.
Colours speak louder than words at times. Holi extends past the habit of smearing colors. It crosses the kingdom of customs to achieve measurements of the renewal and soul. It's a time forget the stresses that are past, reach out to others and to create new bonds.
With my sincerest wishes,
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