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When is holi 2021?

holi 2021 date is 28 March every state of India is celebrated with much celebration and procession.

holi festival

Holi is an ancient religious festival in India.  This makes the festival very big in India.  The festival is celebrated in India as well as in Mauritius, Canada, Jamaica,Trinidad and Tobago, South Africa, Nepal,Australia, Fiji, Malaysia, Guyana, United Kingdom, South Africa, New Zealand,Suriname, Fiji and Netherlands. In recent years, the festival has become popular in parts of Europe and North America, as well as in many countries. Also celebrated as a festival of spring colors

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what is holi?/How is Holi celebrated?

On the day of Holi, everyone in the house, from the youngest child to the eldest, visits every house, friends, foes, well-wishers come together on this day and throw colorful powders on each other and enjoy the Holi celebration with laughter.  Then the food, the food, the drink, this drink is traditionally made from marijuana and marijuana, as well as the open streets outside since this day is a holiday, gardens, temples and buildings.  The group takes drums and other instruments and celebrates them with great enthusiasm from place as well as holi dance, holi song, holi gana and holi plays

Holi moli has a special cultural significance in the Indian tradition.  It is a special day to get rid of the mistakes of the past, to end the struggle, to forget and to forgive.  Forgive as well as start behaving anew in people’s lives.  Holi spring of yours also changes at the beginning and is a great celebration to enjoy the changing authentic seasons and make new friends.

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vishnu legend

holi is celebrated in honor of Lord Vishnu and devotee Prahlad.  According to the story in the 7th chapter of Srimad Bhagwat Purana, King Hiranyakashipu was a very strong king of demon demons and he pleased God by doing very hard penance.  And he gave all the power he asked for as a gift.  He could not be killed by any human being, or by any animal, indoors or outdoors, day or night, by weapons (projection weapons), or any science (handicraft weapons), or by any kind of land, water, air, etc.  Therefore, the pride of Hiranyakashyapu, the king of the demon demons, increased a lot. He demanded that everyone should consider him as God and worship him only.  Hiranyakashipu's own son Bhakt Pralhad, however, did not agree.  He was a big devotee of lord Vishnu, so Hiranyakashipu got very angry with his son, the devotee Pralhad.  He tried to punish Pralhad brutally but none of that affected the devotee Pralhad. Eventually, the devotee Pralhad's aunt Holika put him on the steps with her.  Holika wore a tunic to save her life in the fire as well as to protect herself from some injuries, but there was nothing to protect Prahlada.  When the fire roared, the bonfire blew away the tunic from her and surrounded the devotee Prahlada, who saved the life of the devotee Prahlad while burning the bonfire.  lord Vishnu, who appears as an incarnation to restore, took the form of Narasimha in the evening (when that time was not day or night) and took Hiranyakashyapula in a frame near the outer door of the house (which was neither inside nor outside the house) and carried him on his lap (land, water).  , There was no air) and then got out of there and the lion's throne killed King Hiranyakashipu.

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Among other hindu traditions like Shaivism and Shakti, the mythological significance of Holi is deeply rooted in Shiva and Yogasana, Goddess Parvati, who wishes to bring lord Shiva back to earth, takes the help of a love named lord Cupid on the day of Vasant Panchami. Cupid shot an arrow at Shiva, the yogi opens the third eye and burns the work. This upset both Kama's wife Rati (Kamadevi) and his own wife Parvati. Rati meditates on her own for forty days, on which Shiva understands, forgives out of compassion and restores Kamadeva, the god of love. This return of the god of love is celebrated on the thirtieth day of Vasant Panchami as holi. There are many types of work legends and the importance of holi, especially in South india.

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