Festival of Light

Diwali or Deepavali is the Hindu festival of lights celebrated every year in Malaysia. One of the real celebrations of Hinduism, it profoundly means the triumph of light over darkness, great over abhorrence, learning over numbness, and trust over despair.

Its festival incorporates a huge number of lights sparkling on rooftops, outside entryways and windows, around sanctuaries and different structures in the groups and nations where it is observed. The celebration arrangements and customs normally stretch out over a five-day time frame, however the principle celebration night of Diwali matches with the darkest, new moon night of the Hindu Lunisolar month.

This festival never fails to bring joy and happiness to ones family especially mine. Everyone in my family looks forward to this day as it brings all our family and friends together to celebrate. Before Diwali night, individuals clean, redesign, and enliven their homes and offices. 

On Diwali night, individuals spruce up in new garments or their best outfit, illuminate diyas inside and outside their home, take an interest in family puja (ordinarily to Lakshmi – the goddess of richness and success). After puja, firecrackers follow,then a family devour including mithai (desserts), and a trade of blessings between relatives and dear companions..