Holi Festival a Symbol Of Love and Harmony.

An ancient Hindu festival Holi.

Holi, the most important festival of Indian culture, is celebrated every year on the full moon day of the Indian month of Phalguna. Apart from India, Holi Festival, the festival of colors, is celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm all over the world today. The festival of Holi is celebrated as a symbol of the victory of truth over untruth.

Method of Holi festival celebration.

The festival of Holi is an important festival celebrated to welcome the spring season. Holi festival is mainly celebrated in the major states of Uttar Bharat – Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Gujrat, Madhya Pradesh. The way of celebrating the Holi festival is unique. On the first night of the day and every other day, Holika is lit in every city and village.

On the auspicious occasion of Holi, the newly grown grains are roasted in the Holi fire and distributed among themselves.

Holika Dahan.

After Holika Dahan, people play Holi with colors and gulal. Nowadays, more chemical-rich colors are available in the market, which can cause skin problems. Therefore, people should use only natural colors in the Holi festival.

People take bath in the afternoon after playing Holi, after playing Holi, go to someone else’s house after putting on their new clothes or wish for the Holi festival.

Holi festival is a symbol of love and harmony.

Holi festival is celebrated as a symbol of love and harmony. Forgetting mutual enmity, people embrace each other and congratulate Holi festival.

Holi, the festival of colors, has great importance in Hinduism. Holi festival is celebrated collectively by children, old people, youth, women with great fanfare by applying colors to each other. Holi festival is celebrated every year on the full moon day of Phalguna month.

India is a country of festivals, traditions and customs. It can also be said that India has kept cultural diversities in its lap. It may be that for some and so-called intellectuals of today’s materialistic era, the traditions here are hypocrisy, but the people follow their culture with great enthusiasm and enthusiasm. They are carrying out the legacy given by their forefathers.

Holi Festival and Dhund Utsav.

Many traditions are followed on Holi. One of these is Dhundho or Dhund Utsav. This tradition has been going on for centuries. The purpose of this tradition is to wish for the long life of the child. In many families, Dhundhotsav is celebrated on the birth of a son on his first Holi. In this, the family members bless the son for his long life. Worship is done and women sing auspicious songs.

Holi, the festival of colors, is a popular festival of Hindus. Holi is a festival of joyous enthusiasm, full of fun, frolic and colors. In fact, Holika Dahan and Holikatsav are auspicious festivals of theism over atheism, good over evil, virtue over sin and the victory of divinity over demonism.

Holi of Vrindavan And Braj Dham.

Holi of Vrindavan is world famous. Krishna devotee poets like Surdas, Nandadas etc. have described the play of Holi by Shri Krishna and Radha in many verses. Even today, in the alleys of Vrindavan, when colorful fountains are released from golden sprinklers and gulal is scattered, even the deities themselves wish to be born in the land of India. Many people from the country and abroad come to see Holi in Vrindavan.

On February 5, along with Basant Panchami, the grand Rangotsav started in Mathura-Vrindavan Braj Mandal. As part of Rangotsav, this time Barsana Lathmar Holi is going to be held on March 11, while in Nandgaon, this Lathmar Holi will be played on March 12. Samaj Gayan holds a special place in the Holi of Braj, which is famous in the country and abroad, in which there is a unique tradition of Holi songs and singing. People come from all over the country and abroad to celebrate Holi in Braj.