Importance of Festivals in our Life - KLIENT SOLUTECH.
Festivals are the soul of cultural and social life.Festivals of every country is relevant to their Geography and History.Why do we celebrate festivals ? They teach us values and bring humans together. They bind us with each other. Each and every celebration has its history and valid reasons.
Thus, festivals that give us the opportunity to forget all our worries and celebrate the positive side of life, even if it is for a few days, came into existence. Festivals act like stress relievers and help us balance our emotions. More positivity naturally lowers negativity.
We would be celebrating all our traditional festivals similar to Valentine’s day, Father’s Day, Mother’s day, etc. all commercially driven. The good old ways of festivals celebrations were far better than the ugly show of wealth that our festivals celebrations are getting transformed into.
Read the full essay that my students and I wrote for the 'festivals' question below. Can you highlight the features that help this essay to get a band 9? Most people have forgotten the meaning behind traditional or religious festivals; during festival periods, people nowadays only want to enjoy themselves. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? Some people argue that we no.
Many festivals have religious origins and entwine cultural and religious significance in traditional activities. The most important religious festivals such as Christmas, Rosh Hashanah, Diwali, Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha serve to mark out the year. Others, such as harvest festivals, celebrate seasonal change.
Whether it is a wedding, a harvest festival, a religious holiday, or a national observance, our celebrations are woven tightly into our overall cultural identity. When we move overseas, part of the excitement of living in a new culture is exploring and joining in the celebration of the local holidays and traditions of our adopted country.
Celebrate Diwali! Diwali is the most popular festival of North India. It is celebrated when Lord Ram, Sita and Lakshman returned to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. People of Ayodhya welcomed them with lighted oil lamps. That is why it is called the 'Festival of Lights. Every year on the day of Diwali we celebrate and pay respect to the Goddess.
To memorize what was in the past It could be just for enjoyment but there is also more to tell. Enjoyment plays one of the biggest parts because it also lets people have something to look forward to.
Why do we celebrate Mahavir Jayanti? Every year, Mahavir Jayanti is celebrated to commemorate Lord Mahavir’s preachings and Jain philosophy. On this day, people of the Jain community offer prayers and respect to the lord by visiting temples. Devotees also adorn them with fresh flowers and flags for the Mahavir Jayanti celebration.
Uniqueness: Independence Day is a chance to celebrate everything that is unique about our independent nation. The day also celebrated to reflect on how far we have come as a nation and as a people.
Why do we celebrate Holi? We celebrate Holi festival for numerous reasons. This famous festival marks Hindus annual victory over evil, the beginning of the spring season and also as a Thanksgiving day for a good harvest. Celebrating virtues: Holi is celebrated to rejoice in the ability of good to vanquish evil. On this occasion, elders preach.
Why do Muslims sacrifice an animal on this day? During the celebrations of Eid Ul Adha the Muslims as discussed earlier remember the trials and hardships faced by the prophet Abraham. The slaughtering of animals in the remembrance of this holy event has been a very misunderstood concept around the world outside the faith of Islam (Rabbani, 2010).
Diwali is one of my favourite celebrations that my family take part in. Coming from a mixed heritage, my parents have always ensured that we celebrate both English and Indian festivals which not only means that we receive double the amount of presents but also feel a sense of belonging to both cultures.
