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HINDUISM
Gods and Goddesses & Festivals
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Stuck in Customs
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FESTIVALS
Dasera, Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, & Chariot Festival
Photo by
Ishan Manjrekar
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DASERA
Honors the Mother Goddess
Lasts nine nights
Gift-giving and friendliness abound
Said to be a very lucky time of year
Story of Rama killing Ravana is told
Photo by
victor_nuno
4.
DIWALI
Most important festival
Decorate house with lights and candles to ward away evil
Leave windows open to let Lakshmi in
Lakshmi- Goddess of wealth and good fortune
The story of Rama saving his wife, Sita, from Ravana is retold
Photo by
Herr Olsen
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HOLI
Spring Festival of Color
People are allowed to throw colored powder at eachother
This is akin to Krishna playing pranks on others as a kid
Story told at this time is of Holika, a princess wanting to kill her father
People light bonfires and smear ashes on their faces for good luck
Photo by
alles-schlumpf
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RAKSHA BANDHAN
People tie thread with an item on it to protect from harm
Some celebrate it as Sister's Day, brothers pledge to protect sisters
Others celebrate Brother's Day, sisters rub powder on brothers' foreheads
Comes from a story of god Indra
Indra saves his wife from harm by tying a magical string to her finger
Photo by
nick kulas
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CHARIOT FESTIVAL
Celebrates Jagannath, god of the Universe
Parade massive chariots across town
Chariots have Jagannath on them
Jagannath is considered a form of Vishnu
Photo by
VinothChandar
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