Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, celebrated across America
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2023
- Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, has become more recognized in America, even becoming a holiday in New York. Millions of South Asian Americans celebrate Diwali with an American twist and create their own traditions. Shanelle Kaul has more.
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I first visited a Hare Krishna temple as a 13-year old in my native Rio (Brazil) in 1973. We didn't even have this notion of how diverse and colorful Hinduism is but even so it gave me sweet memories I'll always treasure. I'm an eclectic pagan now but have never stopped loving the rich diversity of this ancient pagan tradition. Jay ki jay ho!
@JC-du6sn I was a Christian twice in my adolescence as I tried many different traditions but ever since I've been clear on my pagan orientation, thanks for the tip, nevertheless, it will prove useful to others who might read us who are still trying to find their spiritual paths in life.😇 Have a blessed Christmas🙏🎄
New traditions...hmm. This one is almost 5000 years old.
I know, some of the mud Diwali Lamps in my local temples dates back to the 1600s. Way older than America. And guess what those mud Lamps will survive 100 years after US is no longer a country.
Happy Diwali 🪔 🇮🇳
Happy Diwali to all people around the world from Bharat 🇮🇳🪔
Hindu culture and traditions were always meant to go global. They dont follow specific books, they dont restrict non believers, they embrace everyone with warmth and love.
Happydiwali🎉
WTF is South Asian???
It is Indian festival
Koreans also share Sri Ram. So..
NICE.
🎉🕉🎉
One day whole world will celebrate Dipawali ❤❤
The White House celebration is mostly very rich Indians singing and dancing to Bollywood songs.
I doubt Trump would allow this at the White House. Thank goodness he’s no longer President.
Lol he celebrate diwali every year
More indian Americans works in his office than white Americans 😊
@@UA-cam_AMERICA Proof?
@@GamerplayerWTlol White House Diwali celebration was started by Trump and he has said I love Hindus in many of his speeches.
@@filmikida3261 obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/blog/2011/10/26/diwali-white-house
@@GamerplayerWT google
It's the celebration of the occult. As simple as that.
You mean, of the incredible mysteries and rich diversity of the interdimensional? Yes, it's a celebration of all these wonders, jaye, unlike the oppressive and supremacist patriarchal traditions so notorious for their intolerance towards pagans.
However suits you.
@@sudhakar7889 Me?? I'm a nobody. The God of Creation says so in his word.
@@gonehome2your god of creation can't even save the people from demons lol
@@sayantabanerjee3856 People invite demons into their own lives. And their called devils actually. I came out of witchcraft
I am sorry I am not India so I am Latina and American in peru we sit a table and chair and I don't like eat I don't like eat Indian food with out no table and no chair so choose eat table and chair
Ok bro take this chair💺
No one asked
It's okay dear. Eat your bread and butter. Yet, you're our friend.