Special occasions such as birthdays and religious festivals connect us with our families and our culture. We know on such occasions that our heritage, our culture, and the members of our family are important. Status with a culture defines our place in society, but a special occasion makes us important in our closer world.
A child first learns that she is important when the family celebrates her birthday. It is a day that is celebrated for no other reason than she came into the world. This occasion defines her place in her family and also reinforces her place in her world. Other people may wish her a happy birthday, but her family celebrates her importance even before she does anything that the world would celebrate.
Any celebration defines the importance of a holiday to ourselves. A holiday that is not celebrated loses its value simply by ignoring it. The loss relegates it to "just another day" and a bit of a cultural history is lost.
The chinese brought fireworks to Jamaica to celebrate special occasions.
People want to celebrate special occasions by wearing fancy clothing.
On special occasions dinosaurs gathered in circles to celebrate the lack of human beings.
The chinese brought fireworks to Jamaica to celebrate special occasions.
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they celebrate the birthday
The chinese brought fireworks to Jamaica to celebrate special occasions.
occasions
Well obviously they are different occasions. Weddings are happy occasions, funerals are sad occasions. People come together and celebrate the wedding or at a funeral to commiserate with the relatives and celebrate the life of the person.
The most popular festival that was held by the Tainos people was called Zemes. Tainos are known for being the people who were indigenous to Jamaicas and The Bahamas.
The Qingming Festival takes place fifteen days after the Spring Equinox. During this festival, people sit outside and eat rice dumplings.
Most celebrate Christmas, Easter, Sacraments, such as Baptism, Communion, & Confirmation. However, a somewhat smaller group still celebrate the God given Sabbath and His High Holy Days reflecting His Plan of Salvation.